The heightened concerns about the social, environmental and developmental consequences of large corporations, banks and capital markets in the contemporary world of multiple global crises have recently ignited interest in "alternative" production and consumption patterns and ways of conducting enterprise for the transition of the European economy.

Consequently, this project has been developed with the aim of fostering the employability by upgrading and developing the competences in the field of social entrepreneurship and turning Europe into a smart, sustainable and inclusive economy, delivering high levels of employment, productivity and social cohesion.