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NEPC/International Trade Council SheTrades 2017 Workshop for women entrepreneurs in Nigeria

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ITC SheTrades and the Nigerian Export Promotion Council (NEPC) will hold a special 2-day workshop in Lagos on 21-22 November to promote trade for women-owned businesses in Nigeria. The purpose of this workshop is to:

1) Increase women entrepreneurs’ and business support organizations’ understanding of export procedures and solutions.

2) Improve women entrepreneurs’ and business support organizations’ understanding of the SheTrades Initiative.

3) Deepen the knowledge of the NEPC team and relevant institutions on mapping and segmentation of women entrepreneurs and brief the team on planning the mapping process.

Apply now to learn what it takes to export internationally!*

COMPLETE YOUR APPLICATION NO LATER THAN 10 NOVEMBER 2017

Accepted companies will be notified by 15 November and
receive information on regarding next steps.

*Only selected companies will be able to attend the workshop.
There is no application fee.

If you have questions, please contact us at [email protected]

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2016 Odyssée Artist-in-Residency Program for Artist, France (1200€ per month & Fully Funded)

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Application Deadline: November 7th 2015

Odyssée artist-in-residency program is aimed at artists, researchers and culture professionals from countries other than France wanting to develop projects within French Cultural Centers – Historic Monuments.

More than 400 artists from over 50 different countries have taken part in the program, developing projects in different areas such as music, architecture, arts and crafts, visual arts, dramatic writing, novel writing, scriptwriting, animated film-making, photography and journalism.

The Odyssée artist in residency program allows residents whose projects have been selected by a CCR (Centre Culturel de Rencontre), member of the French network, to receive 1200€ per month and the refunding of their travel fees (up to a determined level according to the citizen’s country).

Residents are staying free of charge, within the Centre that has accepted them. Whenever possible, the Centre puts at their disposal material necessary for their residency project. The period of residency can vary between 1 and 6 months.

The 2016 call for projects is open.
  • It is aiming at artists, researchers and culture professionals coming from countries other than France. Applications from the following countries will be examined in priority:
− Algeria, Tunisia, Morocco, Palestine, United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Irak
− Afghanistan, Burma, China, Korea, India, Japan
− Brazil, Haiti, Ecuador, Mexico, Peru, Cuba, Colombia
− Canada
− Francophone Sub-Saharan Africa
− Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Armenia, Georgia.
Benefits:
  • The Odyssée artist-in-residency program allows residents whose projects have been selected by a CCR (Centre Culturel de Rencontre), member of the French network, to receive 1200€ per month and the refunding of their travel fees (up to a determined level according to the citizen’s country). Residents are staying free of charge, within the Centre that has accepted them.
  • Whenever possible, the Centre puts at their disposal material necessary for their residency project.
  • The period of residency can vary between 1 and 6 months.
Applications:
  • Applications for a residency period in the area of artistic and cultural projects must be in line with the artistic project of the selected French cultural center
  • Artists, researchers and culture professionals wanting to apply for a residency period in 2015 within a French Cultural Center, have to send their projects to the selected center, with one copy to the ACCR office, before November 7th, 2015.
  • Applications for a residency period in the area of cultural management and networking are to be sent directly to the ACCR, before November 7th, 2015.
    – by post to : ACCR, Hôtel de Massa, 38 rue du Faubourg Saint Jacques, 75014 Paris, France
    – by e-mail to : [email protected], including “Odyssée 2016” as the subject.
Applications should include:
• Curriculum vitae / short biography;
• Personal project for the residency period in line with the global project of the welcoming center;
• Cover letter;
• Recommendation letter;
• Copy of passport or national identity card.
Timeline:
• January 2016: Odyssée Commission deciding on the applications
• February 2016: Answers to applications
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2015 UNESCO/SMEX Online Course for Arab Digital Journalists

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Application Deadline: July 20th 2015

UNESCO and SMEX  are developing an Arabic-language online course and open curriculum for independent media, designed by working Arab digital journalists for aspiring Arab digital journalists.

The eight-week course, delivered via a refreshed version of NetHawwal.com, will cover a range of topics, including a review of some basics with a digital spin, and new paths in journalism, such as data visualization and mobile reporting.

Development of the course is supported by UNESCO in the framework of a project funded by the Finnish Government to promote freedom of expression in the Arab region, as well as the Networks of Mediterranean Youth project (NET-MED Youth)*. Course topics were shaped in collaboration with UNESCO and 13 Arab journalists who completed this open survey.

In addition, participants will complete a companion course in digital security for digital journalists, which will focus on their safety and the safety of their sources, and will be administered in parallel to the thematic module delivered every week.

Eligibility Requirements:

  • Applications are invited from any of the following countries: Algeria, Jordan, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco, Palestine, Syria (including displaced Syrians), Tunisia, and Yemen.
  • While applicants don’t have to be professional journalists, participants will be selected to some degree on the basis of journalistic work they have already produced. Likely candidates will have a desire to develop mastery of a specific medium and type of journalism.
  • Most important, they will embody the journalistic aspirations of being fair and accurate, while amplifying the voices of those who have been marginalized by their societies’ shortcomings.
  • Balance in terms of gender and geographic distribution across target countries will also be ensured among selected participants.

Planned course modules (and accompanying digital safety topics) include:

Week 1: The Digital Journalist’s Mindset

Week 2: Writing in a Digital World

Week 3: Verification & Attribution of User Generated Content

Week 4: Mobile Reporting

Week 5: Investigative Journalism

Week 6: Data Journalism

Week 7: Entrepreneurial Journalism

Week 8: Planning, Promoting & Measuring the Impact of Your Work

Benefits

  • A pilot version of the eight-week course will begin August 31.
  • Participants who successfully complete the course will qualify for coaching as they pursue a capstone project.
  • Exceptional participation and production during the course will be rewarded with an invitation to an on-site workshop with top-level digital journalists in Beirut.

Apply Now for the 2015 UNESCO/SMEX Online Course for Arab Digital Journalists

For More Information:

Visit the Official Webpage of the UNESCO/SMEX Online Course for Arab Digital Journalists

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2016/2017 Radcliffe Institute Fellowship Program at Harvard University ($USD 75,000 Stipend, Fully Funded)

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Application Deadline:

Application Deadline for humanities, social science, and creative arts : 23 September 2015.
Application Deadline for natural science and mathematics is 15 October 2015.

The Radcliffe Institute Fellowship Program is a scholarly community where individuals pursue advanced work across a wide range of academic disciplines, professions, and creative arts. Radcliffe Institute fellowships are designed to support scholars, scientists, artists, and writers of exceptional promise and demonstrated accomplishment who wish to pursue work in academic and professional fields and in the creative arts.

The Radcliffe Institute encourages applications in all disciplines and on any topic In recognition of Radcliffe’s historic contributions to the education of women and to the study of issues related to women, the Radcliffe Institute sustains a continuing commitment to the study of women, gender, and society. Applicants’ projects need not focus on gender, however. Women and men from across the United States and throughout the world, including developing countries, are encouraged to apply.

 

Eligibility:

Stipends:

  • Stipends are funded up to $75,000 for one year with additional funds for project expenses. Some support for relocation expenses is provided where relevant.
  • Radcliffe work with fellows with families who have particular issues connected to relocating to smooth the transition.
  • If so directed, Radcliffe will pay the stipend to the fellow’s home institution. Fellows receive office or studio space and access to libraries and other resources of Harvard University during the fellowship year, which extends from early September 2016 through May 31, 2017.
  • Visual artists and film and video artists may apply to come for either one or two semesters.
  • In the event that they come for one semester, the stipend is $37,500.

Application Deadline for humanities, social science, and creative arts : 23 September 2015.
Application Deadline for natural science and mathematics is 15 October 2015.

Apply Now for the Radcliffe Institute Fellowship Program

For More Information:

Visit the Official Webpage of the Radcliffe Institute Fellowship Program at Harvard University

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Master in Tropical Medicine and Global Health Residential Tutorship 2015 (Scholarships Available)

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Application Deadline: 10th July 2015

What: Master in Tropical Medicine and Global Health Residential Tutorship 2015
Where: PUBLIC HEALTH LABORATORY IVO DE CARNERI, PEMBA
When : 16 November – 4 December 2015.
From 16th November to 4th December 2015 the Public Health Laboratory Ivo de Carneri in Pemba (Zanzibar, Tanzania) will host the training course in “Tropical Medicine and Global Health”, organized by Ivo de Carneri Foundation in partnership with University of Florence, University Hospital Meyer and Carlo Urbani Association.
The event is also part of the tutorship of the Italian Master in Tropical Medicine and Global health The course is addressed to health professionals (10 from Sub-Saharan Africa and 10 from Italy and other European countries). Scholarships are available for African students and for selected
The course venue is the Public Health Laboratory Ivo de Carneri (PHL-IdC) in Pemba Island (Zanzibar,Tanzania), an advanced Scientific Institution equipped with modern equipment and training facilities.
This training stage is unique in the panorama of tropical diseases and international public health tra
ining. It is designed as a practical tool to provide health staff scientific knowledge and skills to tackle the great challenges which are affecting billion of people, e specially in developing countries.
Course goal
The overall goal is to have an overlook of public health challenges, to understand the role of Public
Health Laboratory, and to have a first hand experience in health care in a low-resource country from Sub-Saharan Africa.
Participants
  • Twenty (20) participants are allowed to participate in the training. Ten (10) applications are reserved for participants from Italy and industrialised countries and other 10 posts are reserved for African applicants.
  • For the 10 participants from industrialised countries, priority is given to trainees of the Italian Master in Tropical Medicine and Global Health.
Qualifications
required for admission Degree in Medicine, Biology, Pharmacy, Nursing, Diploma/Certificate in health-related subjects.
Good knowledge of written and spoken English, with excellent level of listening and comprehension
Cost: Euro 1.500
Cost of course includes: Tuition Fee, Full Board Accommodation, Transfer by charter flight from Zanzibar to Pemba, one day trip to Vumawimbi Beach through Ngezi Forest.
Cost of course not includes: international flight from the participant’s country of origin, Visa, airport taxes, insurance, personal expenses. A caution deposit of Euro 250 must be anticipated by the selected participants beneficiaries of full scholarship within 30th September 2015.
Full payment by the other participants is due before 30th September 2015
Scholarships:
  • The trainees of the Master of Tropical Medicine and Global Health will benefit from a partial scholarship and the tuition fee will be 500 Euros only. Two full board scholarships will be offered from AICU to two winners of the Carlo Urbani’s Award (only for candidates from Marche Health Institutions, for details see www.aicu.it).
  • In addition, based on availability of sponsors,10 full scholarships will be offered to African applicants for coverage of all course’s expenses, except the international flight from the participant’s country of origin to Zanzibar, Visa, airport taxes,insurance, and personal expenses.
  • In order to avoid late cancellation, a caution deposit of 250 Euros must be anticipated by candidates selected for full scholarships within 30th September 2015.
  • The caution will be retained in case of cancellation after that date, or it will be refunded to the candidates with full scholarship at their arrival in Pemba.

How to Apply:

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2015 SEED Africa Symposium -largest gathering on social and eco entrepreneurship in Africa, Nairobi Kenya

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Early Bird Tickets available until 9 July!

The SEED Africa Symposium is the largest gathering on social and eco entrepreneurship in Africa, and is supported by a variety of partners. The Symposium takes a unique approach that emphasizes cross-sector collaboration and peer-learning. It brings together entrepreneurs, business leaders, policy makers, the community of finance and practitioners to co-create, and build together an effective ecosystem for social and eco-enterprises.

2015 is a special year for SEED, in that it marks the 10th Anniversary of the SEED Awards. The Symposium will be the opportunity to share insights from more than 10 years of experience in promoting social and eco-entrepreneurship.

The SEED Africa Symposium is a unique forum for businesses, policy makers, civil society and support institutions to share their knowledge and experience, explore partnerships, and develop solutions to stimulate the growth of social and green entrepreneurship.

The event is organised by SEED – a global partnership founded by UNEP, UNDP and IUCN – in cooperation with a variety of international and local partners.

This year the Symposium will convene around 500 delegates under the theme “Building Bridges for Impact: Green and Inclusive Growth through Entrepreneurship.” Together we will examine emerging trends in the green and entrepreneurship space, and look into ways to strengthen cross-sector collaboration to build an effective ecosystem which supports and amplifies the impact of social and eco enterprises.

Some of the Highlights of the SEED Africa Symposium 2015 include:

  • High-level panel discussions, inspiring keynotes, and a series of hands-on workshops centered around innovative business models and collaborations that can drive the change to sustainable development
  • The South-South Exhibition, which will showcase more than 50 inspiring social and eco-enterprises
  • SEED International Awards Ceremony where we will celebrate the 2015 SEED Award Winners – innovative start-up enterprises that offer sustainable and scalable solutions to social and environmental challenges
  • A variety of networking, peer-learning and matchmaking opportunities throughout the two days of the event and particularly during the  Netfloor

 

Register now for the SEED Africa Symposium

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Visit the Official Webpage of the SEED Africa Symposium

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2015 United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR) Scholarships, Switzerland

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Application Deadline: July 1st 2015
Applications are now been accepted for the 2015 United Nations Institute for Training and Research Scholarships.

Scholarships may be available on a very competitive basis. UNITAR does not possess its own funds to support students but makes every effort to raise funds from donors and sponsors.

Eligibility Requirements:

The following criteria are used by UNITAR to rank applications and award the Outstanding Peacekeeper Scholarships and Outstanding Peacebuilder Scholarships:

  • Proven ability to implement activities related to peace and conflict management in a conflict or post-conflict context;
  • Relevance of degree for career advancement and professional performance;
  • Citizenship of a developing country;
  • Low financial resources;
  • No previous studies at the graduate level;
  • Years of relevant professional experience;
  • Academic excellence at the high school and undergraduate levels.

All scholarships available are listed below and if you want to be considered for a scholarship, you must tick the relevant box during the pre-registration process on their website.

Depending on the number of applications and donor support, additional scholarships may be offered.

  • Two Outstanding Peacekeeper Scholarships

These scholarships are available on a very competitive basis for staffs deployed in a United Nations peace operation (including UN Volunteers, seconded staff, AU staff, etc.) and contributing in any capacity: DDR, security, gender, policing, human rights, protection, etc. International staff are not eligible.

Scholarship Worth:

  • Recipients will benefit from a 50% discount on the full tuition fees, the equivalent of USD 5,700. Recipients may pay the remaining fees (USD 5,700) in up to three instalments.
  • Two Outstanding Peacebuilder Scholarships

These scholarships are available on a very competitive basis for individuals engaged in peacebuilding at any level (international, regional, national or local). Peacebuilding is here defined broadly to include all professional or voluntary activities that contribute to the establishment of long-lasting peace including conflict management, early warning, peace education, development assistance, humanitarian work, etc.

Scholarship Worth:

  • Recipients will benefit from a 50% discount on the full tuition fees, the equivalent of USD 5,700. Recipients may pay the remaining fees (USD 5,700) in up to three instalments.

For More Information:

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2015 International Workshop on Climate Change “Youth Action on Climate Change,Malaysia

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Application Deadline: February 15 2015

World Youth Foundation (“an NGO in Special Consultative Status with the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations”), will be hosting the International Workshop on Climate Change “Youth Action on Climate Change” tentatively scheduled to be held on 21st – 24th May 2015 at Melaka, Malaysia in collaboration with the Ministry of Youth and Sports Malaysia, Malaysian National Commission for UNESCO, United Nations Environment Program (UNEP), Pembangunan Pertanian Melaka Sdn Bhd and various other agencies.

World Youth Foundation is based in Melaka, Malaysia and is headed by Hon. Senator Tan Sri (Dr.) Mohd Ali Rustam, Chairman of World Youth Foundation and is assisted by a Board of Trustees. The aim of the Foundation is to promote research, development and documentation of youth programmes beneficial to youth worldwide.

The International Workshop on Climate Change “Youth Action on Climate Change” will provide an opportunity for young people to discuss, understand, share, find solutions and develop strategies on issues pertaining to youth and climate change that can be implemented at country level.

Having taken into account the seventh Millennium Development Goal which is to ensure environmental sustainability and the outcome document for Rio+20 entitled “The Future We Want”, and the recently released UNSG Synthesis Report on Post 2015, the World Youth Foundation desires to enhance participation of youth through strengthening their voices, perspectives and contributions into this matter.

The four-day International Workshop will operate primarily in an interactive mode. During the four days, key issues relating to Climate Change will be presented by local and foreign speakers in the form of interactive lectures, case studies, video documentaries, skills sharing workshops, utilizing multi-media and informal discussions through active participation among participants. All selected participants are required to submit time-based Voluntary Pledges before the event. On the last day of the International Workshop participants will formulate a Youth Action Plan.

pplication Criteria:

  • Young people between the ages of 18 – 25 (however some flexibility will be exercised as the definition of youth varies from country to country);
  • An official of the Ministry of Youth or a related government agency;
  • Representatives of the private sector, the academic community, and civil society engaged in youth issues;
  • Have a good understanding of the theme and the relevant policies in their respective countries;
  • Proficient in English and able to do presentations in English, is a must;
  • Possess good communication and interpersonal skills, and the ability to solve problems through adaptability and flexibility;
  • Motivated to improve the lives of others through their actions and work;
  • Capable and willing to share experiences and resources with others in the community and contribute to the International Workshop on Climate Change “Youth Action on Climate Change” follow-up process;
  • Willing and able to participate actively for the whole duration of the project;
  • Geographical and gender balance will be respected.

 

Registration Fees:

Early Bird Registration (on / before 15th February 2015)

Local Participants – RM 300.00
International Students Staying in Malaysia – RM 300.00
Local Group Application – 4 or more – RM 250.00 each
International Participants – USD 120.00 each
International Group Application – 4 or more – USD 100.00 each

Late Registration (after 15th February 2015)

Local Participants – RM 350.00
International Students Staying in Malaysia – RM 350.00
Local Group Application for – 4 more – RM 300.00 each
International Participants – USD 150.00 each
International Group Application – 4 or more – USD 120.00 each

 

Discounted Fees of USD100.00 for Participants from Selected Countries:
Afghanistan, Albania, Azerbaijan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Cambodia, Costa Rica, Egypt, Ghana, India, Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Kenya, Laos, Maldives, Mexico, Moldova, Mongolia, Myanmar, Nepal, Nigeria, Pakistan, Philippines, Sri Lanka, South Africa, Russia, Tanzania, Thailand, Timor-Leste, Trinidad and Tobago, Turkey, Uganda, Ukraine, Uzbekistan, Vietnam, Zimbabwe

 

Air Travel Subsidy:
The Foundation regrets to inform you that there are no funds available for air travel subsidy. Hence participants are required to fund their own air-travel. The Foundation will provide accommodation, meals and local hospitality for the duration of the Workshop.

For More Information:

Visit the Official Webpage of the 2015 International Workshop on Climate Change “Youth Action on Climate Change,Malaysia

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2015 Global Entrepreneurship Congress, Milan Italy -Register to Attend

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The Global Entrepreneurship Congress is an inter-disciplinary gathering of startup champions from around the world-where entrepreneurs, investors, researchers, thought leaders and policymakers work together to help bring ideas to life and build entrepreneurial ecosystems. Roughly 2,000 people from all parts of the ecosystem in 140 countries meet and share ideas and initiatives to help new firms start and scale.

Since it launched in 2009 at the Kauffman Foundation in Kansas City (United States), the GEC has been hosted by Dubai (United Arab Emirates), Shanghai (China), Liverpool (United Kingdom) and Rio de Janeiro (Brazil). Speakers have included famous entrepreneurs such as Richard Branson and Marc Ecko as well as startup champions like Brad Feld of TechStars and Dave McClure of 500 Startups mixing with government leaders like Alexei Komissarov.Komissarov is a former Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year who is now leading Moscow’s drive toward entrepreneurial growth.

Who can participate?

  • Anyone can attend and take part in the Global Entrepreneurship Congress. Delegates share the common thread of being passionate about advancing entrepreneurial growth in their communities and countries or around the world. Entrepreneurs, researchers, investors, academics, senior government officials and others all gather to share information and ideas.
  • Participation in the event is free of charge and is only possible if preliminary registration is complete. Please note that in case of large number of registrations, organizers have the right to refuse in participation in Congress.

Speakers:

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