The 27-months project “Developing cross-sectoral cooperation for youth employability in the Western Balkans” aims to develop sustainable capacities of local stakeholders to foster youth entrepreneurship and employability in the Western Balkans, specifically in Albania, Bosnia-Hercegovina, Kosovo and Montenegro.The project pursues the following objectives:-To strengthen multi-stakeholder cross-sectoral cooperation among public authorities, CSOs and the private sector for youth employability and entrepreneurship education-To promote entrepreneurial take-up and entrepreneurship education among young peopleFour work packages are designed to reach the objectives, those are:- WP1 Project management, monitoring, evaluation and learning- WP2 Piloting a blended entrepreneurship education programme- WP3 Multi-stakeholder cross-sectoral cooperation for youth employability- WP 4 Awareness raising, project visibility and disseminationWith these activities the projects intent to achieve the following results.-Community of Practice on Youth Employability in the Western Balkans is formed by stakeholders from the private and public sector-Private and public stakeholders commit to and engage into local and international partnerships for youth employability-Private business and start-up ecosystem partners are actively supporting youth entrepreneurship education in partnership with civil society-Young people have developed their entrepreneurial competences and increased their employability-First Young Entrepreneurship Learner Award is awarded to young people-A wide range of young people has been informed about the educational potential of Youth Entrepreneurship EducationThe project was jointly developed by eight entities (youth) CSOs, a regional umbrella youth organisation, a public municipal body and an umbrella organisation of young entrepreneurs – from Hungary, Slovakia, Romania, Macedonia, Albania, Bosnia-Hercegovina, Montenegro and Kosovo.