Search
Close this search box.

YURI

YURI – INTERCULTURAL URBAN-RURAL YOUTH DIALOGUES FOR COLLECTIVE ENTREPRENEURSHIP

YURI seeks to empower young people, especially those facing fewer opportunities, by promoting inclusion and diversity, as well as providing them with the resources to become leaders in their communities to support social, economic and climate healing initiatives.

Grant Agreement Number: 2021-1-ES02-KA220-YOU-000029041

Funded by: Erasmus+     Duration: 01/01/2022 – 01/07/2023


Challenge

In all partner countries, there is a significant amount of NEETs and high youth unemployment, with increased rates of both in rural areas. In the current pandemic and climate situation, promoting green self-employment collective strategies which articulate urban-rural collaboration among young people can serve a dual purpose: promoting innovative forms of social and collective entrepreneurship among young people, particularly those who are facing difficulties and/or fewer opportunities, and actively involving young people in the fight against climate change from an intercultural, systemic, and skill-building perspective. However, lack of policy support, ways of life, and insufficient skills hinder the possibility of young people engaging in professionally promising and socially much-needed practices, both in rural and urban areas.

Innovation

YURI aims is to promote social, green, and collective entrepreneurship among young people, particularly those who are facing difficulties and/or fewer opportunities, from an intercultural, systemic, and skills-building perspective.

Action

YURI handbook is to promote inclusion and diversity, a sense of initiative and entrepreneurship, and climate action, by providing young people and youth workers with the resources and inspiration to:

  • Critically address belief systems, prejudices, and stereotypes regarding identity and rural and urban settings
  • Promote the development of the necessary competencies and social-emotional skills to successfully engage in collective green social entrepreneurship
  • Foster advocacy to share and debate common alternatives to the current climate crisis from a perspective of rural-urban collaboration and youth collective entrepreneurship

The European Commission’s support for the production of this publication does not constitute an endorsement of the contents which reflects the views only of the authors, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.

Project Partners

KMOP Policy Center
(Belgium)
Associacio La Xixa Teatre (Coordinator)
(Spain)
ELAN Interculturel
(France)
MB Homo Eminens EMINENS
(Lithuania)
CESIE
(Italy)
Neolea gia Antalagi kai Katanoisi
(Cyprus)
Fundacion Cepaim Accion Integral con Migrantes
(Spain)

Leave a comment
or ask for help