The center "Inclusive Green Economy" was created, opened and began to function on the basis of the Peasant Farm "Vegetables". During the agricultural fair "Tomato Fest-2021", the festival "Green Economy + Inclusion = Sustainable Development", a presentation of the center was held for the general public. At this event, participants, people with inclusion, pensioners, also had the opportunity to sell agricultural products to residents of Bragin and other districts, grown on their plots with the support of the project. This event was held for the first time, it marked the new frontiers of entrepreneurial activity of people involved in the development of an inclusive green economy. The project partners decided to create additional capacity for practical training: organization of experimental plots on personal subsidiary plots of people with disabilities, families where people with disabilities live, pensioners with the aim of (1) developing eco-entrepreneurship in the Bragin district, as well as (2 ) will be widely promoted to the masses the principle of responsible consumption without endangering the environment. The sites were organized mainly through co-financing. A total of 42 people with personal subsidiary farms were trained, of which 16 people are people with disabilities, 9 people are pensioners, 9 people are people of pre-retirement age (5-7 years before retirement).
On July 1, 2019, the ICC project "Agribusiness Incubator" ENI / 2017 / 392-871 was launched in the Bragin district, funded by the European Union and implemented by the Bragin district executive committee in partnership with the Eco-Innovation Local Fund for Entrepreneurship and Rural Development Support. This made it possible to provide co-financing of the activities of the project "Inclusive Green Economy", implemented with the support of the GEF SGP
100 families with people with disabilities + 6 peasant farms from Braginsky, Loevsky and Khoiniki districts are involved in popularizing and disseminating the experience of project implementation
This project provided new opportunities for partnerships with other NGOs, in particular with the GOOO Spinal Disabled People, the experience of this organization in providing employment for people with disabilities is also the basis of the public-private program for inclusive economic development of agribusiness in the Bragin district.
The Inclusive Green Economy program is a public-private partnership program aimed at bringing together the efforts of local authorities and private agricultural producers (peasant farms, personal subsidiary farms, and others) to increase the labor socialization of people with disabilities living in the Bragin district.

Center "Inclusive Green Economy" created conditions for the inclusion of disable people in the economy, which will increase employment and self-employment on the principles of the green economy; receive income for socially vulnerable residents of the district (large families, single-parent families, families dependent on disabled people, etc.). The Center provides training for people with disabilities, which is mainly practice-oriented. The activities of the center are based on the introduction of environmental, innovative, technological solutions, the dissemination of the principles of organic farming, of zero waste, of reducing land degradation, and the use of alternative energy.
Agro-business is not well developed in the district as the territory of the Bragin district was subjected to long-term radioactive contamination of the territory (50 km from the Chernobyl disaster). Therefore, increasing the self-employment of the population in agribusiness is one of the priorities for the sustainable development of the Bragin district. The project matches: National Strategy for Sustainable Socio-Economic Development of the Republic of Belarus for the period up to 2030; Program of socio-economic development of the Gomel region for 2016-2020; The program for the development of rural small businesses in the Bragin district is adopted for the period up to 2025.