GROW Fellowship Summary
The GROW Fellowship (Gender Responsive Research for Optimized Women-led Breeding Systems) is now accepting applications for its inaugural cohort.
This innovative programme aims to empower African women involved in crop and livestock breeding by providing leadership development, research skills, and networking opportunities.
Designed to boost the careers and visibility of women breeders, the fellowship promotes gender-responsive research, policy influence, and agricultural innovation across Africa.
The programme combines virtual learning with face-to-face sessions over two years, fostering a vibrant community of women leaders in agricultural research.
To apply, candidates must meet the following:
Selected fellows will engage in a comprehensive leadership and research development programme, including:
Participants will gain opportunities to:
Applications are exclusively accepted through the official online portal:
Before applying, review the application guidelines, FAQs, and programme brochure to ensure eligibility and a smooth application process.
Closing Date: 24 July 2026 at 23:59 East Africa Time (GMT+3). No late submissions will be accepted.
The GROW Fellowship is part of the Gender Responsive and Women-Led Research and Development Programme, funded by the Gates Foundation and implemented by African Women in Agricultural Research and Development (AWARD), in partnership with GREAT (Gender-Responsive Researchers Equipped for Agricultural Transformation), Makerere University, and Cornell University.
Ready to lead agricultural innovation?
Apply now and be part of Africa’s next generation of women leaders in crop and livestock breeding!

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