Overview

The III Generation of the Fellowship by Life of Pachamama is a fully funded fellowship designed to empower young leaders from the Global South to actively participate in climate governance and amplify marginalized voices in the lead-up to international negotiations under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC).

Eligibility

Ages 15–30
Nationals, residents, or migrants/refugees from Colombia, Mexico, Peru, Brazil, Indonesia, Ghana, Gabon, Uganda, or Tanzania
Belonging to Indigenous, peasant, Afro-descendant, or rural communities, or victims of armed conflict
Experience or involvement in climate or socio-environmental action
Must speak Spanish or English

Benefits

Full financing: Round-trip airfare, shared accommodation, daily stipend, and international health insurance
Expert guidance: Mentorship and technical support in climate policy and negotiations
Global networking: Opportunities to connect with international organizations, policy experts, and fellow participants