The project "East and West against youth unemployment" occurs after several successful projects of the Association ARAT- KORITEN following the need to consider the concept of employment in large scale, to overcome the problem of youth unemployment and the passivity of young people in rural areas through the promotion of entrepreneurship and creativity. The project objectives are: * To identify and investigate obstacles and problems associated with young people to find work and possible solutions * Тo consider how through non-formal education and youth work can develop new strategies for increasing youth employment * Тo build skills of the participants in the field of project management in order to ensure the quality and impact resistance of joint future youth projects * Тo gain knowledge of how to use European programs and funds available to support youth employability; * To create a space for sharing best practices related to solutions that could be proposed to promote youth employment and to develop future projects and partnerships. The idea is not only to teach successful economies and policies for youth employment, but also to share initiatives and by facilitating dialogue between representatives from different countries. The results of the project will be linked to the start of the European Network for broad cooperation to promote the dissemination of information regarding employment opportunities for young people. In the activities of the project have included two target groups: disadvantaged youth living in rural areas and youth workers, representatives of partner organizations and local authorities. The project passes through three stages of development: Stage 1. Planning and preparation; Stage 2. Activities in Bulgaria - seminar; Stage 3. Assessment. In the stage of planning and preparation we include media presentation of project, preparation and launch of a website; organizing informal meetings with young people, organizing a web-based survey using the "Learning by Doing"; making an internal agreement between the partners. During the second stage we envisage the seminar within 8 days at the beginning of May 2015, in the town of Vratsa which will bring together young people, youth workers, representatives of NGOs and local authorities in the searching for new ways to overcome youth unemployment. The program includes discussion workshops, panel discussions, workshops and visits related to the topics of the seminar. The methodology used in the program of activities will be based on group dynamics, facilitating discussions and roundtables, as well as actively developing strategies to improve youth information and communication systems. Assessment phase tasks include assessment of the project partnership and analysis of the degree of importance and usefulness of the content of the project in relation to the activities of any organization. The participants will acquire skills and competencies related to the topic of learning in the launch and management of sustainable social initiatives and projects tailored to the realities and opportunities to work with youth. The project represents the combined efforts of a number of European organizations and aims to address the problem of youth unemployment in the world. The idea of unification of East and West against unemployment is a strategic formation of positive youth awareness and positive solutions on the issues of youth employment through the circle of contacts, discussions, hearings and meetings with young entrepreneurs. The program of activities is designed to have a significant impact on contact between young people, youth leaders responsible for decision-making and representatives of local and European associations. All publications and information materials: brochures, programs, activities, newsletters will carry the logo of the "Erasmus +" and the logo of the project. The project and its results will be published in a European platform for the dissemination of best practices in the EU. Our goal is to provide transparency of the project and the 'Erasmus + "and the possibility of good practices and ideas shared in the seminar to benefit the maximum number of other European organizations.