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Sustainability, Gender, and Generation: Findings Through the Delphi Technique on Young Women’s Entrepreneurship for Inclusive Growth
In a context characterised by persistent gender inequalities and high youth unemployment rates, the INTERGEN project aimed to promote the social and economic inclusion of young women, framing entrepreneurship beyond the sole dimension of individual agency. Structural, cultural, and sectoral barriers
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