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Azores provides entrepreneurship training for prisoners up to 35 years

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Briefings

A program launched in 2024 with 15 recidivists in the Azores, expanding to two major chains. Young offenders under 35 receive 2 hours of certified training and a 4€/hour monthly stipend. The initiative aims to reduce recidivism through vocational skills and financial support.

Key points

• The Azores program expanded in 2024 to two major chains after a pilot with 15 recidivists in 2024.
• Youth under 35 receive 2 hours of certified training and a 4€/hour monthly stipend.

Context

This initiative addresses recidivism in the Azores by providing vocational training and financial support to young offenders, expanding from a pilot to broader implementation.

Limitations

Evidence covers only the Azores region; specific outcomes or long-term impact data are not provided.

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