EDITORIAL
Welcome to the second issue of
the Greentrepreneurship newsletter!
Following the adoption of the educational
manual for youth workers and the successful
training course in Portugal, partner organizations
are focused on implementing local activities
and disseminating the project results.
In the coming months, each partner organization
will support the youth leaders that attended
the training course, in implementing what they
learned. The training course aimed to develop
youth leaders’ skills in promoting green skills
for youth employability, and to train them in
delivering a green entrepreneurship educational
program for young people.
They will pilot-test this acquired knowledge
in their local environment by forming groups
of young people who are not in education
employment or training (NEET).
These young people will be trained and
provided with the support necessary for
them to plan innovative green business
ideas, thereby promoting active participation
of youth in the green labor market.
We invite you to read this newsletter and
discover what can be done to challenge
and support young people around the world
in developing green business ideas.
about the project and its results, including
examples of good practices and interviews
with green entrepreneurs.
Urška Vezovnik
Association for Culture and Education PiNA