Category: Training (face-to-face)

The Keren Shemesh Foundation is a privately funded non-governmental organisation investing in the next generation of business leaders.  The Foundation was founded in December 2005 by the Edmond J. Safra Philanthropic Foundation in Switzerland and the Rashi Foundation in Israel, and became an accredited member of Youth Business International in 2007. Keren Shemesh’s mission is to […]

Youth Business Trinidad and Tobago (YBTT), with the support of the business community, helps young people to become entrepreneurs by providing funding, mentorship, learning and development opportunities, and aftercare support services. Youth Business Trinidad and Tobago was founded in 2000 and became a member of YBI in 2002. Its mandate is to play a leadership role […]

Inner City Enterprise (ICE) was originally established in 1991 and has built up a demonstrable track record in assisting unemployed people as they establish their own businesses or create their own self-employment. During the Celtic Tiger years, new start-ups became less of a priority as there was virtually full employment. Consequently, there was less of […]

In 2006, POSITIV created the programme ‘Entreprendre en Banlieue’ with the aim of supporting and creating microenterprises in disadvantaged neighbourhoods, to help unemployed people overcome administrative problems with starting up a business. The programme operates through neighbourhood associations, in at-risk urban areas. POSITIV was launched in 2006 following the 2005 suburban riots in Paris. It started […]

Youth Business Spain (YBS) is a private, independent, not-for-profit foundation that supports young entrepreneurs to start, consolidate and grow their self-employment projects, as a quality alternative to unemployment. Youth Business Spain is a network of 11 well-established local delivery partners (NGOs) in 12 Spanish regions that join resources and efforts to provide training, access to […]

Jamaica Youth Business Trust (JYBT) is a non-governmental organisation (NGO) which is registered as an independent, private not-for-profit entity. It supports young entrepreneurs in rural and urban areas across the island. It ‘turns good ideas into good businesses’ offering a comprehensive, co-ordinated programme to assist young people in developing the necessary skills and attitudes to thrive. […]

Aliança Empreendedora ’s work consists of supporting companies, social organisations and governments in order for them to develop inclusive business models and projects to support low-income micro-entrepreneurs, expanding access to knowledge, networks, markets and credit so that they can start or develop their businesses. They create business, work and income generation opportunities via entrepreneurship, promoting […]

Enactus Kyrgyzstan are part of the global Enactus movement which spans 36 countries with an aim of supporting young people to engage in youth social action and youth social enterprise. Throughout their experience delivering the Enactus global programme (which works with teams of university students to create businesses that address social problems) the Kyrgyzstan team […]

FATE Foundation is a Nigerian not-for-profit organisation founded in 2000 with the mission to foster wealth creation by promoting business and entrepreneurial development among Nigerians. Through enterprise training, mentoring and advisory support, FATE Foundation provides a platform and structure to help aspiring and emerging entrepreneurs start, grow and scale their businesses. They also provide support […]

KIZ SINNOVA helps young people successfully master their first steps into self-employment and entrepreneurship. Youth Business Germany (YBG) is an initiative set up by KIZ  (Communication and Innovation Centre), the expert when it comes to self-employment or career change in Germany. People who decided to become self-employed, regardless their background or social status, have to overcome […]