Sustainable Development Goals – inspiration for youth entrepreneurship

Dissemination of the project results took place through local activities, organization of local training events, participation in various entrepreneurial activities at the local level. This allowed youth workers and partners to present and disseminate activities at the local level, for youth to present ideas for sustainable enterprises, to try out new methods learned and to understand from a personal point of view the importance of entrepreneurial tools and methods.
In addition, after completing the training course (TC), youth workers from partner organizations conducted training sessions for youth workers from their countries/regions and for youth in crisis situations. The project aimed to practically implement the training concept in various contexts. Several youth organizations, especially those working with marginalized youth (in the area of youth unemployment) in Europe and around the world could benefit from these trainings. Therefore, we encouraged our partner organizations to conduct the workshops in a cascade format.
Youth workers from each partner organization implemented live and online training sessions (workshops) for about 12 youth workers and other workshops for about 15 young people each. Youth workers – the recipients of the workshops – then conducted workshops for youth workers from other local/regional organizations. In this way, the partners reached more people in the target group and disseminated the project results to a wider audience.
In addition, youth workers and partner organizations were encouraged to use the developed materials in their daily work with youth.
Youth workers were also responsible for disseminating the e-learning course they developed to at least 50 youth workers through online channels (Facebook, Instagram, project’s website and online platform). All of these materials were also posted on the online e-learning platform.
Information about the project and its results was sent to organizations within the already established network of each partner organization. All developed materials, as well as the online platform, are branded with the Erasmus + logo (with information that the project is co-financed by the EU) and the project logo. Photos and posts on Social Media include the “Erasmus +” logo and/or hashtags:

erasmusplus, #capacitybuilding, #SDGIYE, etc.