Fundació BOMOSA Hosts Joves Emprenedors 2026 Final with €3,000 Prizes for Student Projects

The Fundació BOMOSA will host the final of its Joves Emprenedors BOMOSA 2026 programme on 4 June, where eight student projects will compete for prizes totalling up to €3,000.

Some 30 students from Andorran schools—such as the Escola Andorrana de Segona Ensenyança de Santa Coloma, Col·legi Sant Ermengol, Agora International School, batxillerat students and the Escola Andorrana d'Encamp—took part in the initiative. Over recent months, they honed their ideas through more than 15 workshops covering creativity, sustainability, communication, technology, project validation and business models. Most sessions occurred at Hive Five Coworking by Bomosa, with guidance from mentors and professionals.

The finalists tackle challenges in social impact, environmental sustainability, technological innovation and creativity. They include Blue Books, a digital platform helping young writers publish texts and build a literary community; FocusGlow, a gamified app aiding youth with ADHD and ASD in building habits and organisation; Ajudem-nos entre generacions, linking elderly people with volunteers to combat loneliness and assist daily tasks; Green Bites, converting discarded fruit and vegetables into healthy snacks with environmental and educational benefits; REMADE, repurposing used clothing into sustainable products; NeonWave Streetwear, offering affordable eco-friendly fashion for young people; Zention, a classroom kit boosting adolescent concentration amid ADHD; and AVI-TATGE, a platform pairing seniors with spare housing capacity to support young people struggling with access.

Projects will be presented publicly to a jury of entrepreneurship, innovation and communications experts. Prizes comprise €1,000 for the best overall, €500 each for sustainability, social impact and innovation, €300 for top teamwork, and €200 for the public vote. Fundació BOMOSA president Turi Mora will attend the awards ceremony.

Backers include Associació Carnet Jove Andorra, Via Moda and Ardan Consultants. The association described the programme as "a satisfaction to support [one] that understands entrepreneurship broadly, beyond purely business models, giving space to social, community and sustainable projects". The foundation praised participants for spotting "real needs in their environment and turning them into innovative projects with positive societal impact".