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Find similar grantsUNESCO Global Youth Grant Scheme is sponsored by UNESCO. This scheme supports youth-led initiatives, including research and grassroots actions, across a wide range of topics related to UNESCO's areas of expertise.
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UNESCO Global Youth Grant Scheme | UNESCO Search Quick links: AI Response to Crisis Key Challenges Communication & Information UNESCO Global Youth Grant Scheme The Global Youth Grant Scheme (GYGS) supports youth-led actions and research globally, and builds capacities of young people Young people have ideas, creativity and determination. The only things they often lack are funds and support.
UNESCO’s Global Youth Grant Scheme mobilizes resources to support young people around the world. The Grant Scheme supports two categories of youth-led initiatives: research and grassroots actions. It covers a wide range of topics related to UNESCO’s areas of expertise.
Grant Scheme projects can be implemented from the local to the global levels. This support is provided through grants and capacity-strengthening opportunities during the implementation of the grantees' actions and research. Youth-led solutions with social impact.
We support youth-led grassroots actions and innovations that address pervasive systemic issues and crises worldwide, as well as research led by young people resulting in policy-oriented recommendations to support youth development. UNESCO and its relevant partners launch a call for applications. Funding ceilings are defined to correspond to different scales of action or research.
During the implementation of their projects, the grantees benefit from training and mentoring. Grantees also have opportunities to showcase their actions and research and gain visibility throughout the process. YOUTH IMPACT: BECAUSE YOU MATTER - For Environmental Sustainability and Climate Action , the Global Youth Grant Scheme led by UNESCO, in collaboration with Nestlé.
“Going Together – For Youth Creativity and Well-Being” , the Global Youth Grant Scheme with UNESCO and K-pop group SEVENTEEN. “Because Youth Matter - Impulso Joven” is the pilot initiative of the Global Youth Grant Scheme, in partnership with Nestlé.
Launched in Latin America, it awarded twenty grants of 10,000 USD each to young leaders, entrepreneurs and youth organizations to help them create and implement changemaking solutions for social impact. Join UNESCO and our current partners, Nestlé and SEVENTEEN in investing in youth potential by funding the UNESCO Global Youth Grant Scheme, through a Multi-Donor Special Account.
To join us or for any questions or suggestions, please contact: youthgrantscheme@unesco. org UNESCO and K-pop group SEVENTEEN announce $1 million grant scheme for youth wel… Because Youth Matter | UNESCO “Because Youth Matter”: UNESCO announces a new partnership with Nestlé to inves… In a complex world, the Social and Human Sciences Sector leverages the contribu… Social and human sciences
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International Fund for Cultural Diversity (IFCD) Call for Funding Requests is sponsored by UNESCO. The IFCD funds innovative projects across the globe within the fields of cinema, performing arts, visual arts, and media arts, as well as design, music, and publishing, specifically in developing countries. It supports arts and cultural bodies, government institutions, and non-governmental organizations in the Global South to develop stronger cultural and creative industries.
International Fund for Cultural Diversity is sponsored by UNESCO. The International Fund for Cultural Diversity (IFCD) supports innovative projects that foster the emergence of dynamic cultural and creative sectors in the Global South. It funds arts and cultural bodies, government institutions, and non-governmental organizations in developing countries to strengthen their cultural and creative industries across fields like cinema, performing arts, visual arts, media arts, design, music, and publishing.