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36Step 6 - Organically assembling practice for each task and for the whole project/programme.At the end of the process, a comprehensive menu, or toolbox, covering allthe components of your practice is drafted (e.g. selection, training, mentoring andcommunication/dissemination for projects and programmes on migrant entrepreneurship).A final severe validation is needed internally (i.e. by implementing partnersand task leaders) and externally (by experts).Building Integration ThroughEntrepreneurship
37Annex 1 – Material for outreach and selection1.1 Question grid for video interview (role model)A) - Biography of the entrepreneur• Where are you from?• What was your job in your country of origin?• Why did you choose to leave?• How was your personal trajectory in [host country]?• What made you want to become an entrepreneur?B) History and characteristics of the company• What does your business involve? Can you describe it?• Is the business registered and operational in [host country], in your country of origin, or both?• Who works within the company?• How was the business idea born?• What were the challenges in making this idea come true? What helped you successfully facethem?• How did your business develop?• What are the challenges today? What helps you face them positively?• What are your future prospects regarding your business?• What do you think is the most positive aspect of the business that you have created?C) Impact and relations with stakeholders• Do you think your business project has socially impact? If so, what is its positive impact in [hostcountry] or in your country origin?• Has your business project changed way your of your family’s life in [host country] or in yourcountry of origin?• Is your business activity known within the migrant community? If so, how is it viewed?• Do you think your business activity has an impact on your migrant community?• Does the migrant community participate to your business project? If so, how?• Do you have relationships with other entrepreneurs in [host country] or in your country oforigin? If so, who are these entrepreneurs? What are the challenges you face in these relationships?• What is your relation with the institutions in the area of your business? Which institutions doyou engage with? What are the challenges of these relations?D) Motivational aspects• Would you advise other migrants living in [host country] to start a business? Why?Building Integration ThroughEntrepreneurship
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Page 3 and 4: 3ForewordMicro economies of Europea
Page 5 and 6: 5Table of contentsIntroduction…
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Page 11 and 12: 11In order to meet people’s socio
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Page 19 and 20: 19migrant speakers should also be i
Page 21 and 22: 21The YMCB project:Practice spotlig
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Page 25 and 26: 25• Facilitate access to mentors
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Page 29 and 30: 29Practice spotlight - Mentoring an
Page 31 and 32: 31This process led to this toolbox,
Page 33 and 34: 33activities - e.g. training and me
Page 35: 35Box 1 - How to conduct a project/
Page 39 and 40: 39Group 4: leadership and initiativ
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Page 43 and 44: 43The seller perspectiveIdentify yo
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