Empowering Women and Displaced Youth in Sudan Through Sustainable Livelihood Training ·United Nations Institute for Training and Research

Overview

The UNITAR RISE LAB 2026 Programme is a transformative initiative designed to strengthen sustainable livelihoods and food security in Sudan. This fully online training programme focuses on equipping vulnerable populations—particularly women and internally displaced persons (IDPs)—with the practical skills and entrepreneurial mindset needed to thrive in agribusiness and food systems.

Eligibility

This programme is specifically tailored for:

• Women in Sudan, including those already working or seeking employment
• Internally displaced youth (IDPs) looking to build sustainable careers
• Individuals interested in agribusiness, agriculture, and food systems
• Participants aiming to transition into self-employment or entrepreneurship

Benefits

Participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of:

• Sustainable agricultural practices
• Agribusiness development and management
• Value chain integration within food systems
• Entrepreneurship and business planning
• Financial literacy and resource management
• Problem-solving and innovation in livelihood creation

Participants who successfully complete the programme and meet the required criteria will receive an official certificate from UNITAR, recognizing their newly acquired skills and competencies.

Joining the UNITAR RISE LAB 2026 programme offers numerous benefits, such as gaining globally recognized training from a UN institution, building practical income-generating skills, accessing mentorship and expert guidance, and contributing to sustainable development and food security in Sudan.

How to Apply

To apply:

1. Complete the official application form (survey)
2. Answer all required questions thoroughly
3. Submit before the deadline

Applications are evaluated based on merit. Successful applicants will be notified directly by the UNITAR team.

Deadline

May 22, 2026 (Midnight CAT) - Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, meaning early submission significantly increases your chances of selection.