UNICEF Innocenti’s Youth Foresight Fellowship (UYFF) 2023

UNICEF Innocenti’s Youth Foresight Fellowship (UYFF) is a one-year program designed to empower young individuals  to shape their futures and UNICEF strategy.

This unique opportunity invites fellows to contribute to pioneering research and advocacy projects, making a real difference. UYFF is more than just a program - it's a catalyst for change, helping transform foresight into action for children and youth worldwide.

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UNICEF Innocenti’s Youth Foresight Fellowship (UYFF)

Aim and Benefits of UNICEF Innocenti’s Youth Foresight Fellowship (UYFF)

Selected fellows will reieive stipend for work during the fellowship period.

Requirements for UNICEF Innocenti’s Youth Foresight Fellowship (UYFF) Qualification

• Young people aged 15-25
• Must be from the following countries: Algeria, Argentina, Comoros, Egypt, Ghana, Maldives, Mali, Myanmar, Türkiye, Pakistan, or USA
• Experience in foresight is highly preferred; transferable skills like research, facilitation, advocacy, and or expertise in issues that will greatly impact the futures of children and youth
• Must be able to devote between 5-10 hours per week on average to the fellowship
• Selected fellows will receive stipend for work during the fellowship period

Documents Required for Application

• Application Form
• Link to a shared folder with your CV/résumé and a cover letter
• Link to a shared folder with your creative submission

Application Deadline

How to Apply

For more details, visit UNICEF website.