On 30 September 2016, we held a presentation on our premises of the ‘Enterprise in interface’ manual, which was developed as part of one of the many activities of the project of the same name. More than 60 guests attended the ceremony.
Erasmus+ funded project ‘Enterprise in interface’ (ENTER).
The aim of the project is to improve the access and quality of training of social organizations to vulnerable groups living in the areas of confrontation by updating their knowledge, skills and organizational abilities.
To achieve this, we will:
- Set up 4 ‘Enterprise in Interface’ alliances, with stakeholders from the public, private and non-profit sectors working together to explore the needs and opportunities to promote successful entrepreneurship in communities, and develop collective and individual strategies in 4 regional operational programmes.
- Create, publish and promote the ENTER Manual and encourage the creation of further Alliances across Europe.
- Develop and publish a training plan and programme and training materials for emerging vocational practices, social innovation and business models and skills needed to effectively recruit participants from these vulnerable backgrounds.
- Test, publish and strongly promote the course, in order to facilitate its inclusion in mainstream vocational education.
The purpose of the manual is to provide support to partners for the adoption and implementation of the 4 Enterprise in Interface Alliances that are part of the project and ultimately serve as a guide to other Alliances that would be established across Europe.
You can view this manual here: Enterprise In Interface – Manual
