The programme for this youth exchange is an initiative arising out of the international team of young people – leaders of youth organizations and young successful entrepreneurs that have been involved in community projects and previously met on the encounters organized by IVOLO. These young people have felt encouraged and motivated to organize a challenging innovative European cooperation project that will be developed by themselves, community oriented and beneficial for the development of peer youth life skills, intercultural experiences and advance (self) employability. With this youth exchange we are aiming at supporting inclusion of youth from deprived rural areas through raising the spirit of entrepreneurship and sharing of innovative non-formal learner-centred approaches on how to create ideas and how to implement these new ideas among young people in the local communities of participating European countries for better employability skills of young people from deprived rural areas. The exchange will involve 56 young people and 8 youth leaders from the UK, Lithuania, Portugal, and Bulgaria and will be held in Trakai Region of Lithuania. The target group will be youth coming from deprived rural areas and facing social exclusion and employment problems. The methods to be used : workshops on communication, social inclusion and entrepreneurship for better employability, plenary meetings with best practice sharing, inspiration visit to successful start up, international team projects development, role plays, simulation exercises, consensus and confrontational group work, participants' presentations, community projects, interactive discussion groups, activities on development of digital media skills of participants. This exchange project idea has also been inspired by the government driven efforts reflected in the following document: "Supporting Youth Unemployment An overview of the coalition government's approach": http://www.number10.gov.uk/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/support-youth-employment.pdf. The ideas and ways of using entrepreneurship for inclusion of youth from deprived rural areas and non-formal educational techniques developed by the participants can be further spread in their local communities and utilized in their organisations. This will serve as an inspiration for developing follow-up start up projects by the participants who will establish new contacts for future cooperation.