Bomosa Foundation Partners with Carnet Jove Andorra to Boost Youth Entrepreneurship
The alliance expands the 'Joves Emprenedors' project, offering mentoring, workshops, and a €500 Social Innovation Award to Andorran youths aged.
Key Points
- Partnership expands 'Joves Emprenedors' for 14-18 year olds with mentoring, workshops, and project tools.
- Carnet Jove Andorra sponsors €500 Social Innovation Award for high-impact proposals.
- Aims to turn youth ideas into viable projects with global opportunities.
- Boosts international exposure and nurtures talent for Andorra's social benefits.
The Bomosa Foundation and Carnet Jove Andorra association have formed a partnership to strengthen the "Joves Emprenedors" project, which encourages entrepreneurship among Andorran youths aged 14 to 18.
The alliance will expand the competition's reach, providing more participants with essential resources to develop innovative, sustainable ideas that deliver social impact. These include mentoring, training workshops, and tools for building viable projects.
Carnet Jove Andorra has taken on sponsorship of the Social Innovation Award, worth €500, to highlight proposals with the greatest potential for positive change and to underscore the role of young initiatives in Andorran society.
Mercè Miguel from the Bomosa Foundation said the goal is to engage as many young people as possible and help them turn ideas into tangible projects with opportunities beyond Andorra's borders.
Mònica Sala, director of Carnet Jove Andorra, added that offering real chances for youths to grow, innovate, and build confidence is essential. Supporting "Joves Emprenedors" directly nurtures emerging talent with social benefits for the country.
The partnership will also boost international exposure for winning projects, facilitating connections to global networks and new growth prospects.
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