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Harpswell Leadership Residents Program 2027
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August 29, 2026
Deadline: 18Th September 2026 The Leadership Residency is a professional development opportunity based in Harpswell’s leadership centers in Phnom Penh. Leadership Residents (LRs) support, mentor, teach, collaborate with and live… Read more: Harpswell Leadership Residents Program 2027
The United Nations Youth Townhall 2026 (Trip to Heidelberg, Germany)
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August 29, 2026
Deadline: 7Th September 2026, 11:59 ET The first-ever UN Youth Townhall will bring over 1,000 participants together in Heidelberg, Germany, to build intergenerational trust, strengthen connections and create new opportunities… Read more: The United Nations Youth Townhall 2026 (Trip to Heidelberg, Germany)
AfCFTA Digital Innovation Challenge
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August 29, 2026
Deadline: 4th September 2026 As Africa advances the implementation of the AfCFTA Protocol on Digital Trade aswell as the Protocol on Women and Youth in Trade, the African Continental Free Trade… Read more: AfCFTA Digital Innovation Challenge
Africa Energy Innovation Competition (up to US$10,000)
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August 29, 2026
Deadline:10Th September 2026 The 11th Africa Energy Innovation Challenge (AEIC), organized by NEF, mobilizes young, early-stage energy entrepreneurs across Africa to develop, prototype and scale innovative devices, equipment and digital solutions… Read more: Africa Energy Innovation Competition (up to US$10,000)
Whitley Awards 2027 (£50,000 in project funding)
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August 29, 2026
Deadline: 30Th October 2026 Awarded annually, Whitley Awards recognise grassroots conservation leaders, providing funding to support and scale up proven, science-based solutions that deliver lasting impact for both people and nature. Award… Read more: Whitley Awards 2027 (£50,000 in project funding)

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MoFA, African Agribusiness Consortium launch 750-hectare vegetable project