Activation and Employment Integration of Young People from Gulyantsi Municipality

The dynamics of youth unemployment in Bulgaria follows the general European trends. At the same time, the economic activity of young Bulgarians is traditionally lower, and their inclusion in the labor market more difficult, because of a line of local factors. In the years after the global crisis the young people who are not engaged in employment, education or training has increased considerably, and Bulgaria is one of the European countries with highest percentage of inactive youth. In this context, this project proposal aims to activate and integrate in the labour market young people under 29 years old, who live on territory of Municipality of Gulyantsi, and are not engaged in employment, education or training, incl. who are not registered as unemployed in the Employment Agency. The main activities, that will be of key importance, to achieve the target are: identification of 90 economically inactive young people aged 18-29 in the Municipality of Gulyantsi through the implementation of an informational campaign and individual outreach, the young people are going to participate in a motivational training and then hired on subsidized employment in the Municipality for a period of six months on positions in the field of gardening. The results that this project is trying for, are: - Implemented informational campaign for identifying 90 economically inactive young people who are not in employment, education or training; - Implemented motivational training for acquiring skills to prepare a CV and other documents for job applications; job interview; to use the channels for inclusion in the educational system, to search for trainings, internships and/or work; - Provided subsidized employment to 90 youths who are not engaged in employment, education or training; - Activated young people, up to 29 years, to return in the educational system, registering in the "Labour Office", including in a training with an opportunity for a job and/or a realization in the labor market.

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