In a bid to assist in the development of developing countries in the area of climate protection, Alexander Von Humboldt Foundation has made plans to train 20 young Nigerians on climate experts in the field of climate protection in Germany.
The International Climate Protection Fellowship will enable young climate experts to spend a year in Germany working on a research-based project of their own choice in the field of climate protection and climate related resource conservation.
The Fellowship which also allows non-European transition or developing countries to participate, requests for application from interested persons who have university degrees and those who are active in the areas of scientific, engineering-based, legal, economic, health based or social aspects of climate change.
The fellowship which also offers 20 scholarship for climate experts from developing countries interested in conducting a project in Germany and pursuing long-term collaboration also includes intensive training and an orientation program at the introduction.
However, during a three-week introductory phase, participants will have the opportunity to make contact with other climate protection Fellows and visit companies, research institutions and cultural events in Germany.
An intensive German language course will be offered before the fellowship begins, which will smooth the participants into everyday life in Germany whilst the continuing education event lasting several days in the course of the fellowship will enable them acquire not only practical knowledge of climate protection but also expertise in management.
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