Government awards €34,750.89 in JovEmpren 2025 grants to 13 youth projects
The Andorran Government has approved €34,750.89 in JovEmpren 2025 grants for 13 projects led by young people and non‑profit organisations.
Key Points
- €34,750.89 allocated across 13 projects under JovEmpren 2025.
- Kortezz Lab and Veu Silent received the largest awards of €5,000 each.
- Grants awarded by technical criteria: viability, innovation, participation and quantitative scoring.
- Programme open to residents aged 16–35 and legally constituted non‑profits; training provided by Andorra Business.
The Government has approved the allocation of €34,750.89 in grants under the JovEmpren 2025 programme to support projects led by young people and non-profit organisations.
Thirteen projects were selected, with award amounts determined by scores against the call’s technical criteria, including technical viability, qualitative and quantitative evaluation systems, originality, innovation and participation. The projects and their grants are: - Rolling And (Andorran Red Cross) — €2,414.80 - El ritual del renaixement — €750.00 - Virolat — €2,500.00 - Outdoor Bros — €742.22 - Canòlich Music (Parish of Sant Julià de Lòria) — €3,000.00 - Agro biomaterials — €3,425.00 - Mossfit — €2,000.00 - Duelo y melancolía — €3,418.87 - Kortezz Lab — €5,000.00 - Rumbeo — €2,500.00 - Sense Filtres — €2,500.00 - Veu Silent — €5,000.00 - Sisibon — €1,500.00
The scheme is open to projects promoted by young people aged 16 to 35 who can demonstrate legal, effective and permanent residence in the Principality, as well as to associations or civic non-profit entities legally constituted in Andorra that present projects aimed at young people and pursue general interest and social benefit.
According to the Government, the subsidies aim to foster young people’s entrepreneurial spirit and promote youth associational activity. Participants in the initiative also received entrepreneurial education training delivered by Andorra Business.
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