Successful Programs That Were Effective In Developing Entrepreneurship Skills Among Youth And Contributed To Sustainable Settlement Of Youth In Official Language Minority Communities (Olmcs)

This research project focuses on understanding and developing the role of youth entrepreneurship as a strategy to encourage the sustainable settlement of youth in Official Language Minority Communities. It also seeks to identify promising ideas that can be implemented and evaluated in the Canadian OLMC context.

Project Details

Published: April 2011
Capability: Policy Research
Policy Area: Community Capacity
Population: Official Language Minorities

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