The VAN concept refers to the idea of Value Addition Network, which focuses on creating a connected system where different individuals, organizations, enterprises, and resources work together to enhance the value of products, services, and opportunities. In the context of promoting enterprise and economic development, especially among youth and health sectors, the VAN concept plays an important role in improving entrepreneurship, employment generation, innovation, and sustainable development. A Value Addition Network involves collaboration between producers, entrepreneurs, suppliers, financial institutions, training agencies, government bodies, and markets. Instead of working independently, these stakeholders create a network that helps in increasing efficiency and improving the quality and accessibility of goods and services. For young entrepreneurs, such networks provide opportunities to access knowledge, technology, financial support, and market linkages, which are essential for starting and expanding enterprises. Youth entrepreneurship is a significant factor in economic development. Many young people possess creative ideas and skills but face challenges such as lack of capital, limited experience, inadequate training, and difficulty in reaching markets. The VAN concept helps overcome these barriers by connecting youth with various support systems. Through entrepreneurship