Competent Youth Builders: Entrepreneurship, Resilience and Digital Skills for Change
CYBER Change is a 24-month international project co-funded by the European Union through the Erasmus+ programme, under the Capacity Building in the Field of Youth action.
The project brings together civil society organisations from Romania, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro and Kosovo*, with a shared goal of improving the knowledge, skills and opportunities of young people, particularly girls and young people with fewer opportunities, through peer education, digital learning, entrepreneurship and active participation in society.
The project focuses on developing innovative and flexible non-formal learning models, strengthening the capacities of organisations working with young people, and empowering young people to use digital skills for social entrepreneurship and activism.
Through local research and needs assessments, the development of training manuals and digital learning tools, capacity-building activities for youth workers, study visits and peer-to-peer education, the project will provide young people with opportunities to develop their competences and become more actively involved in their communities.
Another key objective is to strengthen the capacity of civil society organisations to advocate for equal opportunities and rights for girls and young people with fewer opportunities, while addressing discrimination, stereotypes and prejudice that limit their participation in society.
Project partners:
- ASOCIATIA COPIII IN SANUL FAMILIEI - FoRC (Romania), lead partner and project coordinator
- Centre for Youth and Social Development - CYSO (Serbia)
- MIOS (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
- Forum MNE (Montenegro)
- IDCSI (Kosovo*)
Through international cooperation, non-formal education and youth-led initiatives, CYBER Change contributes to building more inclusive, resilient and digitally empowered youth communities.
- Manual for peer training in entrepreneurship skills
- Manual for peer training in digital skills
- Needs assessment report (Serbia, Pomoc deci)
This project is co-financed bz the European Union. The contents of this piece of news are the sole responsibility of POMOĆ DECI and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union.
