APPLY FOR THE GDF CONSERVATION AND COMMUNITIES FELLOWSHIP 2024
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Fellowships
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September 5, 2023
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The GDF Conservation and Communities Fellowship opened for applications on 1st August, with a deadline of 17th September 2023. Delivered both online and in person, it is aimed at leaders of grassroots organisations in the Global South working at the intersection of biodiversity and livelihoods.
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- Common Purpose
- Mowgli Mentoring
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- The Fellowship is open to applicants from the Global South who are leaders or project managers in local civil society or grassroots organisations whose work focuses on the intersection of biodiversity conservation and community livelihoods. Specifically, we are seeking candidates from Least Developed Countries, Low Income Countries and Lower Middle Income Countries (see the DAC list here).
- Participate in the International Society for Ethnobiology’s 18th biennial Congress in Marrakech, Morocco in May 2024;
- Join the Global Environments Network.
- Mentoring, led by Mowgli Mentoring: participants will develop, practise and apply key mentoring skills, competencies and tools to grow, and to support their colleagues and partners to grow. Trained and matched in two-way peer to peer mentoring relationships, participants will enhance their leadership potential and tackle key challenges together.
- Leadership, led by Common Purpose: participants will enhance their ability to ‘Lead Beyond Authority’, enabling them to engage more effectively with donors and stakeholders. They will also learn the coaching approach to leadership and share personal challenges through peer group coaching.
- Skills-building, led by Global Diversity Foundation in partnership with WildTeam: practical workshops and tailored technical assistance on proposal writing and project management. Fellows will receive ongoing support and mentorship from the GDF team throughout the Fellowship.
- Make your application here!
- Official web page