The Young Entrepreneurs Ready to Act project aimed to prepare 37 young people from 7 countries aged 18 to 25 for entrepreneurial initiatives. The project was a direct response to the needs of young entrepreneurs. Through the implementation of the project we achieved: - increased awareness and sense of social entrepreneurship among young people, - acquiring the necessary skills and knowledge in transforming young people's ideas into real plans, business strategies based on an effective 21st century marketing tool, - learning how to present their ideas in a way that is attractive and interesting to the audience, - becoming more aware of the key factors shaping the labour market in the 21st century, - to demonstrate teamwork as an essential element in the functioning of any business, - to acquire the necessary digital skills to undertake their own entrepreneurial initiatives, - to provide tools to improve employability in their societies, - to give young people a positive attitude towards entrepreneurship, the labour market, - promoting multilingualism, tolerance, a sense of equality and respect for other cultures. The Young Entrepreneurs Ready to Act was in line with the objectives of the Erasmus+ programme and the specific priorities of the programme, in particular: - to raise the level of key competences and competences with a particular focus on their relevance to the labour market and their contribution to a cohesive society, in particular through increased opportunities for learning mobility and through enhanced cooperation between the world of education and the world of work; - raise the level of key profiles and competences of young people and promote their participation in democratic life in Europe and in the labour market, active citizenship, intercultural dialogue and social - inclusion, diversity (the We are for U Foundation has never yet carried out an Erasmus+ project, and The Young Entrepreneurs Ready to Act project also involves the participation of people with fewer opportunities and the inclusion of people who face, inter alia, economic, social, geographical barriers, etc.); - sustainable economic growth, fostering innovation and strengthening European identity and active citizenship (the project will enable young people to acquire practical skills and take entrepreneurial initiatives from 7 countries, i.e. Albania, Turkey, Georgia, Serbia, Germany, Spain and Poland); - promoting learning mobility of individuals and groups, as well as cooperation, social inclusion and equal access (through the activities planned under the project), - promoting non-formal and informal learning mobility and active participation among young people, as well as cooperation, quality, inclusion, creativity and innovation at the level of youth organisations and policies (Idem); - enhancing the development of social and intercultural competences, critical thinking and media literacy (Idem); - supporting digital transformation activities (participants in the project will acquire basic and necessary digital skills needed for the 21st century); - inclusion of multilingualism (the project involves participants from 7 different countries including different continents i.e. Europe, Western Asia); - an international dimension (as mentioned above) - recognition and certification of skills with qualifications (all will receive Youthpass certificates), - the openness of the learning materials developed within the Erasmus+ programme and access to the results (the project assumes a wide range of activities related to the development of the materials and the dissemination of the project results directly by young people, according to the principle "act for others, learn for yourself").