In a world that’s increasingly grappling with climate change, the need for passionate, knowledgeable leaders is more critical than ever.

The BudgIT Climate Champions Fellowship is here to meet that demand.

It’s an exciting new program designed to equip emerging organizations and leaders in Nigeria with the tools and support they need to advocate for a just energy transition and fight for climate justice.

What the Fellowship Aims to Achieve

The fellowship has several key goals, all aimed at fostering impactful change in the fight against climate change.

Building Strong Leaders: The program is focused on empowering young leaders and organizations to push for climate justice and a fair energy transition.
Creating a Collaborative Community: By bringing together like-minded advocates, it aims to nurture a community of climate change champions who can share ideas and collaborate.
Providing Valuable Resources: The fellowship offers resources, mentorship, and networking opportunities that will help climate-focused organizations grow and thrive.
Elevating Marginalized Voices: It aims to amplify the voices of communities that are most affected by climate change, ensuring their stories are heard on a wider scale.

Fellowship Perks and Support

The fellowship offers a variety of benefits designed to help participants succeed in their climate advocacy work.

Comprehensive Training: Fellows will receive in-depth training on climate justice, energy transitions, and how to effectively advocate for change.
Mentorship from Experts: Participants will have access to experienced mentors who will provide guidance, coaching, and support.
Networking Opportunities: The program provides avenues for fellows to connect with other advocates and organizations in the climate space.
Financial Backing for Projects: There’s also financial support available to help implement climate-related projects that promote positive change.
Increased Visibility: BudgIT will help amplify the fellows’ work, giving them a platform to showcase their impact on a larger scale.

Who Can Apply?

This fellowship is open to individuals who meet the following criteria:

You must be a Nigerian citizen.
You should be between the ages of 25 and 40.
You need to have at least 2 years of experience in climate-related work.
You should be affiliated with a registered non-profit or social enterprise focused on climate justice and energy transition.
You must demonstrate a strong commitment to addressing climate issues and promoting a sustainable energy future.

Application Deadline

Don’t miss out! The application deadline is February 3, 2025.

Make sure you apply before then to take part in this life-changing opportunity.

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