- Duration: Multi-phase program (online learning + one-week in-person/hybrid training + mentorship and policy engagement phase)
- Location:
- Phase 1: Online
- Phase 2: In-person training in Ghana
- Phase 3: Virtual with participation in international events
- Funding: Fully funded (covers training, mentorship, and international opportunities)
- Fees: No direct participation fees mentioned
- Language Requirement: English
- Application Process:
- Complete the Climate Science 101 course
- Obtain and submit the certificate
- Fill out the online application form
Publish Date
4/5/2026
Application Deadline
4/30/2026
Opportunity Type
Fellowships
Publisher
Foras Khadra
Available Countries
Egypt, Sudan, Libya, Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco, Mauritania, Djibouti, Somalia, Comoros
Description
The African Youth Negotiators Fellowship is a continental program designed to equip young people in Africa with the skills and knowledge needed to become leaders in climate change and international negotiations.
The program focuses on building participants’ understanding of global climate policies and enabling them to actively engage in negotiations under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC).
It includes academic and practical training, mentorship from international experts, and opportunities to participate in policymaking processes and global climate conferences such as COP.
Details
Eligibility Criteria
- Must be from an African country
- Aged between 15 and 35 years
- Demonstrated interest or experience in climate policy or climate justice
- Must complete the Climate Science 101 course before applying
- Proficiency in English
- Ability to commit to all phases of the program
Opportunity Benefits
- Advanced training in climate negotiations and policy
- Mentorship from international experts
- Opportunities to engage in real climate policy processes
- Potential participation in global climate conferences (such as COP)
- Networking opportunities with youth leaders and professionals
- Development of leadership and policy influence skills