In 2021, the European Union (EU) is facing a worrying problem related to the high percentage of young people aged between 15 and 29 who fall into the "Not in Education, Employment or training" (NEET) category. In particular, 13.1% of young people were classified as NEET, which is a serious concern, especially in rural regions. This situation not only negatively affects the well-being and living standards of NEETs, but also poses a threat to the social and economic sustainability of these areas. To tackle this urgent challenge, the EU has set itself the target of reducing the NEET rate to below 9% by 2030 and has recognised rural revitalisation as a common European vision. In response to this, the "Back on track" project was developed as a means to address these challenges and contribute to the common goals.