The Global Citizen Scholarship Program offered by the Ban Ki-moon Centre for Global Citizens is an excellent opportunity for young African change-makers to make a meaningful impact on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in their communities. Here’s a summary of the key details:
Objective: Empowering young African global citizens to address one or more SDGs through localized SDG Micro-Projects, alongside participating in a summer school and receiving mentoring and training.
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Eligibility:
- African youth aged 20-35 from Ghana, Nigeria, Cameroon, Ethiopia, or Kenya.
- Holders of at least a Bachelor’s degree.
- Strong dedication to SDGs and global citizenship ideals.
- Minimum English level B2.
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Benefits:
- 8-9 months of skill enhancement on Agenda 2030 and SDGs, entrepreneurship for sustainable development, and networking opportunities.
- Full cost coverage for a one-week Summer School training with MCI Innsbruck, expert workshops, peer-to-peer mentoring, and $500 seed funding for the SDG Micro-Project.
- Certificate of Achievement signed by Co-chairs Ban Ki-moon and Dr. Heinz Fischer upon successful completion.
Application Process:
- Personal details including contact information, education, language competence, and professional details.
- Information about the proposed SDG Micro-Project.
- Motivational statement, portrait picture, introduction video, CV, and project outline to be submitted by February 25, 2024.
This scholarship presents a unique opportunity for young African leaders to contribute meaningfully to the advancement of the SDGs in their communities while receiving valuable training and support. Don’t miss the deadline—February 25, 2024!
