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Tuesday 23 May (13:00 – 17:00 CEST) on Zoom

Ready, steady, hack!

Do you want to collaborate across Europe to develop innovative solutions to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) using entrepreneurial learning?

Join us online to connect, collaborate and hack new ideas to support young people to innovate, start businesses, and generate their own employment opportunities. 


Get ready to join the EntreComp for SDGs Hackathon! Your opportunity to show how EntreComp can contribute to sustainability and development. Participation is limited, so book your spot now!

This event is part of a project for the European Commission and the European Innovation and SMEs Executive Agency (EISMEA) to achieve synergies in the implementation of EntreComp, in particular by linking entrepreneurial learning to the green and digital transition.

The hackathon is hosted by  EIT Raw Materials, and supported by   Bantani Education,    All Digital,   EIT Food, and   PEEP

What to expect

The hackathon is an online event where educators and professionals from across the worlds of entrepreneurial and educational practice are challenged to work together for half a day and create solutions for reaching the sustainable goals. Working in collaborative groups, you will have to find innovative training ideas to achieve one of the following SDGs:


Each group will have two hours to develop a training idea related to a chosen SDG and develop it using a Business Canvas Model provided by the organisers. The teams will be supported by facilitators, but will work in full autonomy to develop their project. Finally, each team will present their findings to a Jury of Experts in the entrepreneurial field. The best idea will be chosen by all the participants through live voting and awarded a special prize!

Due to the interactive nature of this event, participation is limited, and the organisers reserve the right to select participants should the maximum number of seats be filled.


Expected outcomes

By joining the EntreComp for SDGs Hackathon, we hope that you will:

  • Increase your knowledge of how to connect entrepreneurial learning to sustainability and development themes
  • Get the opportunity to win a special prize to support you in your entrepreneurial journey
  • Create new network connections and collaborations
  • Join the EntreComp Communities of Practice
  • Gain new interest in the EntreComp Champions Awards

Agenda

Tuesday 23 May (13:00 – 17:00 CEST) on Zoom

13.00 Event and Welcome by the European Commission and the organiser EIT RawMaterials

13.10 Getting Ready – Scoping the aims and ambitions of creating synergies between EntreComp and SDGs

13.15 Into Action – Sharing the plan and instructions for the hackathon

13.20 Hackathon Kick-Off – Participants form groups and develop their ideas

15.50 Pitching – The chance to do a sixty second pitch on each idea  

16.35 Announcement of 3 finalists with live public voting

16.45 Winner Announcement and Award Ceremony

17.00 Closing remarks by Pilvi Torsti, Director of the European Training Foundation (ETF)

What are the Sustainable Development Goals and why are they relevant to entrepreneurial learning?

Increasingly, entrepreneurial learning is the approach to exploring new ways to reach the SDGs. Entrepreneurial competences are critical to enabling young people to innovate, start businesses, and generate their own employment opportunities.

EntreComp is the framework that is widely used to show what competences help young people to think and act entrepreneurially in life and work – supporting them to be entrepreneurial throughout life in different contexts and for different purposes.

How can it be used for these SDGs?

Gender equality – helping young people to understand how entrepreneurial they are, community programs to introduce girls to digital and entrepreneurial skills, training for women to develop AI-based businesses…

Quality Education – create teaching and learning to explicitly develop entrepreneurial competences, creating value for others through learner-led projects, entrepreneurial action projects based on calls-to-action from local community… 

Decent Work and Economic Growth – design new training to support social entrepreneurs, skills programs for cooperatives, self reflection tools for business support organisations, developing training for scaling businesses… 

 




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