EMMA

Expected results

The project expects to successfully engage 96 young mothers in an extensive cross-border training cycle and post-training support system. Following this initial training, a core group of at least 36 participants will actively test and develop their business ideas within mini-incubators and mentorship frameworks. This process will directly lead to a positive cross-border impact by establishing an active international network, boosting self-confidence, and increasing entrepreneurship levels across Latvia, Estonia, and Finland. Additionally, the creation of joint Mini-Incubator Guidelines will provide a lasting legacy blueprint, allowing other municipalities in the region to replicate this success and support female self-employment long after the project ends.