Great news for those who are working in the environmental field and come from a developing country. The Joke Waller-Hunter (JWH) Initiative is now inviting applications for the JWH Initiative Grant Program. This program will help people to grow their leadership skills and gain more experience in protecting the environment. In this article, we are going to discuss the program and who can apply, and how to apply.
About: JWH Initiative Grant Program
This program will support young people who are passionate about the environment and already working to protect nature in their communities. This was bringing in the honor of a well-known environmental leader, Joke Waller-Hunter (JWH) Initiative. This initiative will be supported by providing funding directly to individuals. The assistance is directed solely toward developing your own leadership abilities and confidence.
For many young individuals working in the environmental sector. It’s difficult to find the time and money to enhance their own skills. The JWH Initiative knows this. That’s why it encourages learning activities that will help you advance in your work. Connect with others to maximize your impact.
Who Can Apply?
Here is the eligibolity to apply in this initiative:
- Between the ages of 18 and 35 (older applicants may be considered in specific instances).
- Living and working in a developing or emerging country (e.g., Africa, Asia, Latin America).
- Already involved with an environmental organization or community group.
- Committed to making a positive difference in your community.
- Capable of speaking and understanding English, as most learning activities and reports are conducted in English.
How to Apply
Here is the detail procedure to apply:
- Find a nominator – Ideally, this should be someone from an organization that is familiar with your work.
- Prepare the nomination – Your nominator will need to fill out a form, upload your CV, and offer a brief photo of you.
- Submit before the deadline – The application deadline is August 28, 2025, at 5 p.m., Amsterdam time.
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