Areas of intervention

Young entrepreneurship and social innovation

For quite some time now we have been developing an ambitious program for education for life, young entrepreneurs, innovation, and new artisan professions through various activities that involve prestigious partners, such as the Prime Minister’s Office, the Chamber of Commerce, Inail, Google, Microsoft, and the CAN, etc. Starting out with just a restricted network of schools in Rome, we are now capable of supporting a strategic program of European dimensions for investments in the young generations, from education for life to the “creation” of new jobs in order to face the challenges posed by Europe 2020 with greater efficiency.

Why we do it

Europe 2020: Italy’s critical points

One of the highest school dropout rates: 18.2% (EU average: 13.5%)
NEET number of over 2 million on the rise (22.7% of the population aged 15 to 29)
Europe’s lowest percentage of young university graduates (20.3%)
Among Europe’s lowest employment rates (61.2% between 24 to 64 years of age)
Europe’s highest young people unemployment rate (15-24 years) over the last 10 years (29.1%)
The highest gender gap: 5% more women than men are unemployed (32%)
More than half of those unemployed have been looking for work for at least one year
Decreasing productivity
Only 1.26% of its GDP is invested in Research and Development
Only 5.7% of all adults (25-64 years) participates in training activity
Real-term pro capita GDP lower than in 2000

Our proposal for EDUCATION FOR LIFE (knowledge, skills and values), WORK TRAINING

and the INTELLIGENT, SUSTAINABLE, and SHAREDgrowth of the territory and the community: a SYSTEMATIC APPROACH

With TANGIBLE BENEFITS

Doing the work

Four different interventions for the employment of young people that transformed the generation gap into an educational alliance and produced job opportunities: Meet no Neet, e-Care Family, Interage and The Italian Makers.

She Means Business

The alliance with Facebook to encourage the empowerment of Italian women.

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5G4School

A programme combining education, orientation and entrepreneurship.

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Digital Made

Machine intelligence, cloud, additive manufacturing, big data…

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Path to a Job

Project beneficiaries are young men and women aged 17-24 with less opportunity (NEETs and disadvantaged youth).

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L'officina dei nuovi lavori

Educational tracks for over 10,000 young men in women over two years with Google.

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Meet no Neet 2

Second edition of Meet No Neet project, organized in collaboration with Roma Capitale, schools, universities. The project is part of the YouthSpark global plan.

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Palestra dell'Innovazione | Innovation Gym

Phyrtual is a physical-virtual environment for innovation and lifelong learning.

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The Italian Makers

In collaboration with INAIL-Lazio to promote the culture of handicraft activities. Don’t look for a job, create it!

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Meet no Neet

The Meet no Neet project, launched through a partnership between Microsoft Italia, Fondazione Mondo Digitale, Roma Capitale and schools, offers to 6,000 young people tools and skills required to enter the working world. The young people learn to make a plan.

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From one generation to the next: union creates jobs

Fondazione Mondo Digitale, Google and CNA Pensionati work together in intergenerational education and in the creation of new job opportunities.

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E-Care Family

In collaboration with INAIL for the inter-generational learning model and the safety at school, at home and at work.

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Donne e nuove tecnologie

New technologies to improve opportunities and the business roles that can be played by women in the democratic learning society.

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Carta di credito formativa

The Carta di Credito Formativa project was one of the first activities implemented by Consorzio Gioventù Digitale to promote the digital literacy and the employment of young people.

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