The project “Economic Inclusion through Social Entrepreneurship” aimed to strengthen social and economic resilience by equipping youth workers, educators, and community leaders with the knowledge and practical tools to use social entrepreneurship as a driver for inclusion. We wanted to build participants’ capacity to support young people, especially those facing economic or social exclusion, to create sustainable income-generating initiatives that also deliver community impact. The main objectives were to deepen understanding of social entrepreneurship models that combine financial viability with social value, strengthen practical competences in community-based project and business planning, and improve participants’ ability to design, communicate, and measure inclusive social business ideas. In parallel, the project aimed to strengthen international cooperation and the exchange of best practices among youth organisations across participating countries, creating a network of multipliers who can transfer the methods and learning into their local youth work contexts.