This annual global competition (ages 13+) invites participants to develop innovative ideas and solutions that contribute to the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Participants receive free online courses, feedback, and… Continue Reading »
ASAP invites young African scholars to submit essays (4k8k words) addressing pressing continental issues and proposing innovative solutions for global governance. Themes include climate resilience, economic empowerment, healthcare, education, digital… Continue Reading »
This 6-month remote research fellowship supports students and early-career researchers (aged 30 or under) from low- and middle-income countries to contribute to research on digital health governance. Topics include national… Continue Reading »
This paid, two-year online fellowship supports African students and recent graduates (enrolled in or graduated from African institutions, or Africans studying abroad) to develop their writing and public discourse skills…. Continue Reading »
Direct funding and strategic resources to young creatives and collectives (founding leaders under 30) worldwide whose work centers BIPOC communities and uses arts, culture, and storytelling to advance social justice,… Continue Reading »
Micro-grants (500-5,000) to young people (aged 14-30) and youth-led organizations worldwide for SDG-aligned projects. Special focus on under-represented communities, climate action, and environmental sustainability. Includes capacity-building workshops and an accelerator… Continue Reading »
This annual global challenge invites students and young graduates (teams of 2-4) from any discipline to develop innovative solutions for adapting to climate risks. Top teams share a 17,000 prize… Continue Reading »
A global hub for leadership and career development for women in social impact, humanitarian aid, and global development. With 25,000 members across 100+ countries, it offers an annual Leadership for… Continue Reading »
This scholarship offers about 130 fully-funded graduate scholarships annually to citizens of ADB’s developing member countries. Scholars pursue master’s or doctoral degrees in economics, business, science & technology, law, and… Continue Reading »
A six-month paid internships at its Rome headquarters (and country offices) to students and recent graduates (30) worldwide. Interns gain hands-on experience in areas related to rural development, agriculture, climate… Continue Reading »
