On October 29, 2025, a key networking event was held in Cesena, marking the official launch of the pilot training activities of the Interreg TASK4ISI project in Italy.
Organized by the OPEN Consortium and the Municipality of San Mauro Pascoli, the event brought together local stakeholders, start-ups and new entrepreneurs interested in the free training and mentoring pathways offered by the pilots.
This occasion was a valuable opportunity to meet the stakeholders involved, learn about ongoing initiatives and build new connections within the territorial ecosystem supporting inclusive entrepreneurship and social innovation.
Following the conference, participants enjoyed a networking session fostering collaboration and exchange of ideas to strengthen the pilot’s impact.
The pilot of Italian Operation Programme on Business Skills for aspiring entrepreneurs has now officially started, involving an initial group of 26 participants.
The programme, tailored for women, youth, immigrants and seniors, provides a total of 30 hours of training and support. The course combines interactive group sessions on key aspects of the business model canvas and lean start-up methodology. Participants progressively apply concepts, supported by personalized coaching, to test, validate and refine their business ideas …. Culminating in a business project prepared for presentation to investors or lenders.
TASK4ISI continues to advance inclusive entrepreneurship by empowering diverse entrepreneurs through tailored learning programs and support, contributing to sustainable regional development.
Stay tuned to witness the exciting and impactful innovations coming from the Italian ISIHUB, there’s much more inspiring work ahead!
This publication has been developed within the CE0200771 TASK4ISI project, supported by the Interreg CENTRAL EUROPE Programme with co-financing from the European Union. Its content is the sole responsibility of the authors and the project partnership and does not necessarily reflect the views or positions of the Interreg CENTRAL EUROPE Programme, its programme bodies or the European Union. Neither the programme authorities nor the European Union can be held responsible for any use that may be made of the information contained herein.