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Scaling trust-based partnership models to recharge youth entrepreneurship: Supporting underserved communities with innovative entrepreneurship support instruments (TPM-RYE)

Agricultural University of Athens - Research Committee ·Multi-country

€3.3m
Grant awarded
EEA and Norway Grants Fund for Youth Employment
Programme
28 January 2019
Signed

About this project

<p><u>Challenge</u>: Despite significant investment, young people in many regions still face systemic challenges to start, grow &amp; sustain a business. This is intensified by the lack of documented evidence &amp; learning on what kind of entrepreneurship support is most effective in different contexts, and a scarcity of tested &amp; scalable models.&nbsp;</p> <p><u>The main objective &amp; expected results:</u> to&nbsp;pilot the TbP Model and provide direct services to the target group in Greece, Italy, Spain and Poland;gather evidence and improve results and social impact of the model; to mobilize stakeholders and advocate for additional support for model scaling.</p> <p><u>Outputs&nbsp;</u>include research conducted report incl. data &amp; evidence developed; TbP Model tested &amp; improved; new assessment system proposed &amp; used; methodology toolkit prepared; knowledge transfer workshops implemented; conferences organized. Accordingly, the main expected&nbsp;<u>outcomes</u>&nbsp;are:</p> <ul> <li>increased number of underserved youth return to training/education; found employment; and/or started entrepreneurial activity;</li> <li>organisations use the knowledge base of what works, where &amp; why;</li> <li>increased number of stakeholders are aware of the TbP Model</li> </ul> <p><u>Target groups/end beneficiaries</u>:The project targets underserved youth (25-30yrs) who will benefit from dedicated &amp; highly specialized financial &amp; nonfinancial business development services,&nbsp; resulting from evidence-based research.</p> <p><u>Transnational added value</u>: interchange methodology &amp; techniques, exchange of best practice and co-creation will lead to a transnational, repeatable &amp; scalable support methodology proposition.</p> <p><u>Measuring success</u>: An appropriate system of assessing results, outcomes and -whenever possible- impact, with a focus on relevance, effectiveness, sustainability &amp; cost-efficiency developed.</p> <p><u>Expected sustainability</u>: Results are expected to enable organisations mobilise public, private and philanthropic investments and advocate for better planning of EU funding, thus contributing to a better ecosystem.</p>

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