Strategies for reactivating young people who are not in education, employment or training
In a context where youth unemployment and early school leaving represent crucial challenges for social inclusion, digital skills are emerging as a strategic factor for reactivating young people who are not in education, employment or training (NEET). In the article by the Director General Mirta Michilli, published in the magazine Agenda Digitale, the main strategies for supporting young people are analysed, emphasising the importance of innovative training courses and integrated support networks.
Mirta Michilli suggests a model of action based on a systemic approach, in which digital skills, guidance and personal development are intertwined to create effective pathways to labour inclusion. A model that focuses on the role of educational communities and support networks to transform digital skills into an engine of growth and opportunity.
For years, the Fondazione Mondo Digitale has been committed to these issues with targeted projects, capable of connecting young people, schools, companies and local areas, to shape a more equitable and sustainable future.
Dig4All project
Young NEETs, strategies to save them: digital skills and support networks
The new strategies for dealing with the NEET condition are based on personalised projects, such as Dig4All, that encourage the development of digital and transversal skills, reducing the gap between training and the job market.
by Mirta Michilli
Agenda Digitale, 19 March 2025
