The economic and social crisis that Europe is facing has led to a sharp decline in economic activity and recession. The labor market is being severely hit and unemployment rates are increasing negatively affecting the EU’s potential growth. Unemployment is particularly high among women and young people and this situation is exacerbated among migrant women …
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Good Practice From Germany MEnt is an innovative and dynamic incubation and mentoring programme which gives migrants and refugees the chance to be supported in the first steps of launching entrepreneurial projects. The project intends to facilitate and foster economic and social integration of migrants supporting them in the development of new business initiatives, via …
A Good Practice from Austria, Finland, Italy and Spain EUStartGees is a co-financed programme by the European Union to support young refugees to design, develop and grow their business ideas and build successful enterprises. The programme is focused on young refugees and has identified entrepreneurship or self-employment as an opportunity to succeed in their hosting …
Good Practice from Germany The Refugee Innovation Challenge (RIC) is a 12-week incubation program where participants, the RIC Fellows, focus on building game-changing solutions to problems in the context of mass migration. The RIC is created to apply state of the art Methodologies from the Start Up world to the challenges that emerged in the …
A Good Practice from UK on Global Level The CFE Refugee Entrepreneurship Network (REN) is a global community working to improve the scale and impact of refugee entrepreneurship programmes. It brings together practitioners, philanthropic foundations, researchers, academics and investors that actively support refugee entrepreneurship. The organisation was created by well-known business leaders – The Centre …
