Facilitaties networking and sharing good practices
between actors such as intermediary stakeholders,
in order to improve the support effectively delivered
to women entrepreneurs and to motivate more women
to start their own business or to support the development
of their business across Europe. CBAWE also facilitates stakeholders
themselves with the management, update and promotion of the digital
platform for the project. The project is led by the Ajuntament d'Alzira
(Spain) with the participation of Global Skills Network (Spain), Kaunas
University of Technology (Lithuania), Lesprojekt s.r.o. (Czech Republic),
Smart & Lean (Finland),
ENTRECOMP ENTREPRENEURSHIP EDUCATION & TRAINING
A member of the Global Skills Network
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An ENI CBCMed project bringing together 13 partners in nine
countries with high youth unemployment and underemployment -
people who may have a job but not in the field in which they
have professional qualifications. EYENEET partners support
the recruitment, retention and training for young people ages
18-28 in EntreComp entrepreneurship education in the EU
(Spain, Portugal, Italy and Greece) and the Mediterranean
region (Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Tunisia)
Platform for entrepreneurs to come together to grow
in network, create their entrepreneurial ventures, share
their experiences and visions, and find like-minded collaborators
to co-create solutions to the SDGs - the Global Goals. The
platform's Community of Practice exists in a series of resource
nodes located throughout the world that serve to support EntreComp
training via e-learning mechanisms. www.OnePlan4OnePlanet.org
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A project submitted to COSME from the European Commission
brings together ten partners in six countries most vulnerable
to losing young professionals who leave their regions for more
prosperous regions and where there are more jobs. The project creates a series of resource nodes strategically located in those areas
projected to lose 10% of their population base n the next five
years in the hardest hit areas of the Baltic region. The project
was led by Kaunas University of Technology (Lithuania) with
public/private partnerships in five countries and the participation
Escola de Comercio de Lisboa for the e-learning component of
the project:
Entrepreneurship education and training taking place within
institutional partnerships is the most effective way of spurring
economic development, creating jobs and supporting the growth
of new businesses. Consider these examples:
Growing Entrepreneurship
With EntreComp
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Will brings together 60 tourism-related SMEs in ten
countries through a series of regional hubs that
support a community of practice for tourism that
trains practitioners on the principles of entrepreneurship
for the industry.
SPAIN: Ajuntament d'Alzira (Valencia)
Global Skills Network (Catalonia)
ITALY: Citta de Catania (Sicilia)
Consorzio O.P.U.S. (Puglia)
ROMANIA: Harghita County Council (Translyvania)
Harghita Community Development Association
TURKEY: Turkish Ministry of Education and
Ankara Provincial Directorate for Family and Social Services