In addition to vocational training, the Back to Life program in partnership with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) developed an entrepreneurship module designed to support participants in creating and managing independent income- generating activities. This module enables beneficiaries to acquire the practical foundations needed to run a viable project: basic bookkeeping, micro-budget management, analysis of local market needs, structuring an offer, and organizing services. It is aimed at participants enrolled in the various training pathways (sewing, phone repair, hairdressing, electrical work, and other trades offered through the program). The goal is to turn newly acquired technical skills into sustainable sources of income, adapted to the local context and able to support household needs. The partnership with UNDP strengthens this approach by directly linking training, economic self-reliance, and local integration. Through this module, Back to Life makes a tangible contribution to the economic recovery of Sinjar and to strengthening a local economy weakened by years of conflict and displacement.