Module 3 is the final part of the TEAMIT+ programme, designed to empower young participants (18-30) from Spain, France, Greece, and Finland to tackle climate change challenges through a practical, collaborative, and action-oriented approach. 40 participants (10 from each country) that have already participated in M1 & M2, are selected. This module gives them the opportunity to work in multicultural teams, developing innovative and sustainable solutions for pressing environmental and social issues. It emphasizes social innovation and team-based entrepreneurship (teampreneurship). The module lasts four months and includes:
The Social4Impact module follows a structured process, guiding participants through key phases of impact-driven entrepreneurship. It begins with Challenge Definition & Context Setting, where participants identify environmental and social problems, conduct structured research and engage in field research -Action Day- to validate real-world challenges.
Market Validation & Prototyping ensures ideas align with real needs through customer validation and the development of early-stage prototypes like storyboards, wireframes, and physical models. In Market & Customer Analysis, participants research competitors, map stakeholders and create Service Blueprints to refine user experiences.
To ensure long-term success, Growth Strategy & Business Model Development involves using the All-in-One Business Model Canvas, and identifying funding opportunities and revenue models. Finally, Impact Measurement & Pitching focuses on assessing project effectiveness using Impact Assessment frameworks and KPIs, finally leading to the development of high-impact pitches using the Pitching Canvas.
Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them.
This project has received funding from the European Union’s EACEA.A – Erasmus+, EU Solidarity Corps. Grant agreement No 101111560
