“Danube Partnership for Mobility and Entrepreneurship” (Q4295873)
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Project Q4295873 in Romania, Bulgaria
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | “Danube Partnership for Mobility and Entrepreneurship” |
Project Q4295873 in Romania, Bulgaria |
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385,872.36 Euro
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453,967.48 Euro
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85.0 percent
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18 August 2017
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17 August 2019
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MEHEDINTI CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, INDUSTRY AND AGRICULTURE
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43°58'59.92"N, 22°52'34.97"E
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44°37'46.02"N, 22°39'25.60"E
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CCIA MH in partnership with CCIA Vidin propose the implementation of the project Danube Partnership for Mobility and Entrepreneurship, whose overall objective is to increase the potential of independent activities and entrepreneurship to create jobs in the cross-border area, by developing some joint training and information schemes and specific actions to increase mobility and employment across the entire RO-BG border. Specific activities: Promotion and visibility, Development of a study entitled Opportunities and Challenges on Cross-border Entrepreneurship, Development of a study entitled Identification of training needs adapted to the economy of the cross-border region, Organisation of 16 training sessions, the Caravan of cross-border entrepreneurship, Creation of the network of entrepreneurs from the cross-border green economy, 2 experience exchanges at successful entrepreneurs in the cross-border area Giurgiu-Ruse, 1 cross-border job fair organised in Giurgiu. Outputs: 2 studies, 16 training sessions: M1 dedicated to entrepreneurs, M2 dedicated to potential entrepreneurs, M3 dedicated to job seekers, the Caravan of cross-border entrepreneurship: 6 workshops, 4 job clubs, 20 entrepreneurial workshops, 5 awareness campaigns, Network of entrepreneurs in the cross-border green economy, Conference of funding and development opportunities - green entrepreneurship, 2 experience exchanges, 1 cross-border job fair, 1,300 beneficiaries. (English)
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