Better World Charity (BWC) is a humanitarian nonprofit organization dedicated to enhancing the well-being of disadvantaged and vulnerable individuals in local communities by providing comprehensive support. Our MissionBWC strives to uplift disadvantaged and vulnerable individuals in local communities by addressing essential needs, including health, education, food security, and vocational training. Our VisionOur vision is to

Overview of the PositionYou will assist the Regional Resource Mobilisation Adviser and the Regional Adviser for Communication and Advocacy in your role as a UNAIDS Resource Mobilisation & Communication Intern. This internship provides practical experience in communication and advocacy, resource mobilisation, and private sector engagement. The UNAIDS Internship Programme promotes gender balance and seeks to

The New York Times Fellowship offers early-career journalists a fantastic opportunity to work with one of the most famous news organisations in the world. Available in the US and the UK, this year-long program offers practical experience in a range of journalism disciplines, including as reporting, data journalism, and photojournalism. Fellows develop the abilities necessary

The Erasmus Mundus AFEPA Scholarship supports the European Master’s program in Agricultural, Food, and Environmental Policy Analysis (AFEPA). The Erasmus Mundus AFEPA Scholarship is fully funded, covering all tuition fees, travel and visa expenses, along with a monthly living stipend of €1,400. Program BenefitsHere are some potential program benefits for the Erasmus Mundus AFEPA Scholarship:

Request for Concept Notes Open Now – Apply for an Innovation Grant! Grants : GBP 500,000 https://ww2preventvawg.org/apply-for-a-grant Apply Here Please only register ONCE so not to duplicate the registration details; if you attempt to register with a different email, your organisation will be blocked from registering. Please read the GMIs self-registration guidelines attached below carefully,

The Organisation Plan International is an independent development and humanitarian organisation that advances children’s rights and equality for girls. We believe in the power and potential of every child but know this is often suppressed by poverty, violence, exclusion and discrimination. And it is girls who are most affected. Working together with children, young people,

The Future Africa Research Leadership Fellowship (FAR-LeaF II) is a two-year research-oriented fellowship programme supported by the Carnegie Corporation of New York and hosted at Future Africa. The programme focuses on future-looking science leadership and developing the next generation of African scientists and academics. The programme seeks to build a network of emerging African scientists