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Report on the Mismatch Between Labor Supply and Demand in the Green and Digital Sectors in Egypt
This report, prepared by the Confederation of Egyptian European Business Associations (CEEBA), examines current mismatches between labor supply and demand in Egypt’s green and digital sectors. It contributes to the NET-Work You project’s objective of identifying skills gaps, sector readiness, and institutional capacities relevant to medium- and high-skilled employment.
Final Report: Mapping and Needs Assessment of Incubators and Technology Transfer Offices (TTOs) in Egypt
This mapping and needs assessment were conducted under the NET-Work You project between June 15 and August 3, 2025. Its purpose was to identify and evaluate 15 incubators and Technology Transfer Offices (TTOs) across Egypt that can support the return and reintegration of young Egyptians after their traineeships in Apulia, Italy. The focus areas are green economy, digitalization, and agriculture.
Emerging Professional Profiles for Green and Digital Transition
This report synthesizes the findings from the research activities conducted under the NET-Work You project, including desk research, surveys, and focus group discussions with stakeholders, to present actionable insights and recommendations.By doing so, it provides a roadmap for addressing the identified skills gaps, fostering the development of targeted training programs, and creating sustainable pathways for labor mobility that will benefit both Italy and Egypt in the context of their green and digital transitions.
Activating Extracurricular Internships: Analysis of Context and Circular Migration- the NET-Work You Project Model
This report analyzes the legal and operational framework for activating extracurricular internships for young Egyptian nationals under the NET-Work You project, examining the Italian-Apulian and Egyptian context, the applicable circular migration model, and the step-by-step procedure involving promoting entities, host companies, and public authorities. Drawing on this analysis, it identifies structural limits, bureaucratic complexity, and the absence of mobility incentives, and puts forward recommendations to streamline the process and strengthen sustainable circular migration pathways between Italy and Egypt in the green and digital sectors.