Green Leaders Fellowship 2026: Fully Funded Sustainability Program in Nigeria
By: The Green InstituteLast update:
Applicant criteria
NationalityNigeria
Age
- No specific age required
Gender
- Both
Opportunity criteria
Opportunity FieldNature and Environment
Job locationNigeria
Deadline2026-08-26
Opportunity description
Overview
The Green Leaders Fellowship 2026, offered by The Green Institute, is a prestigious national program in Nigeria aimed at developing future sustainability and climate leaders. As a fully funded fellowship, it seeks to empower young leaders to generate real-world solutions to climate change, engaging them in immersive leadership training. The fellowship is notable for its comprehensive approach to sustainability education and its considerable national impact.
Program Details
- Total of 37 fellows representing each of Nigeria's 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory.
- Intensive one-week residency in Nigeria focusing on sustainability, climate governance, and innovation.
- Collaborative sessions to develop impact initiatives and sustainability action plans.
Financial Benefits and Compensation
- Full accommodation provided during the residency.
- Meals and refreshments covered.
- Travel expenses included at no cost to the participants.
- No fees required for participation.
Eligibility Requirements
- Bachelor's students, young professionals, environmental advocates, and civil society leaders.
- Proven leadership potential and dedication to sustainability.
- Ability to initiate substantial community projects and achieve notable societal impact.
Available Fields / Departments
- Energy transition and green innovation.
- Climate governance and public policy.
- Circular economy and sustainable business practices.
- Climate finance and impact measurement.
Benefits
- Full accommodation during the entire stay.
- Travel and transportation expenses covered.
- Meals and refreshments provided.
- No participation fees required.
Eligibility criteria
- Young leaders, students, professionals, and community civil contributors.
- Demonstrated leadership capacity or emerging leadership potential.
- Capability to enact change within the community.