Young Migrant Entrepreneurs Project
Co-Funded by the EU
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Aims
Providing information, training and support to a selected number of young migrants, in order to help them establish their own business.
Supporting
Support for the newly arrived migrants for the prosecution of their business activity and the teaching of new skills.
Networking
Create a network among the groups active in every country, so that new business possibilities can be created during and after the training period.
The YouME Project Platform
About the Project
The project aims at providing information, training and support to a selected number of migrants.
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We created a partnership of 9 organizations from 5 different countries to help migrants.
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