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SECOND CHANCE

Sector: Education • Location: Slovenia, Sweden, Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Egypt

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Project “Second chance!” brings together experts in inclusive education, textile design and entrepreneurship from Slovenia (Taka Tuka), Sweden (Drivhuset), Egypt (Galala Univeristy), Bosnia and Herzegovina (BRAVO), Albania (Albanian skills and Albania Craftsman Education).They will work together to empower young people with fewer opportunities to become successful entrepreneurs and upcyclers by pr

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Project “Second chance!” brings together experts in inclusive education, textile design and entrepreneurship from Slovenia (Taka Tuka), Sweden (Drivhuset), Egypt (Galala Univeristy), Bosnia and Herzegovina (BRAVO), Albania (Albanian skills and Albania Craftsman Education).They will work together to empower young people with fewer opportunities to become successful entrepreneurs and upcyclers by providing training, resources, and support, promoting non-formal learning, and contributing to the EU Youth Strategy. The focus of the project will be to support the development of entrepreneurial skills among young individuals in the field of textile design. This includes providing guidance and mentorship on starting and running a business, financial management, marketing strategies, and other essential skills needed to be successful in this industry. Further, consortium will aim to improve the textile design skills of these young people by offering training and workshops on various aspects of textile design, such as repurposing old clothing items; repairing, altering and upcycling their clothes; creating products using alternative fibers. Moreover, the consortium also intends to guide these young entrepreneurs towards more sustainable practices in the textile industry, such as upcycling clothes and reducing textile waste. They will educate and raise awareness about the negative impact of fast fashion and the importance of sustainability in the textile industry. The goal is to not only help these young individuals start and grow successful businesses, but also to contribute to a more sustainable future for the industry. Results of the project: Guidebook “From idea to business” Sewing patterns for upcycling clothes 6 drama workshops about textile desing and entrepreneurship Brochure Keep me! Pop-up stores in AL, EG, SI and BA Policy brief in AL, EG, SI, SE and BA

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