United Nations Local Pathways Fellowship Program 2023

Youths who are between 18 and 30 years old and are fluent in English and the local language of the cities they represent are presented with the United Nations Local Pathways Fellowship Program 2023. By way of recognizing youths as the key players in realizing the Sustainable Development Goals, and improving on the success of the past cohorts of the Local Pathways Fellows, The UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network – Youth Initiative (SDSN Youth) is enlisting its 2023 cohort of the Local Pathways Fellows.

The Local Pathways Fellowship aims to deliver young leaders with a platform, a guiding framework for action, and connect them with outstanding development experts and practitioners:

• Guide and inform their work around their existing and future projects, and help them develop insights about local sustainable development challenges
• Provide them with a framework for engagement with local stakeholders
• Facilitate mutual learning and exchange of urban solutions
• Support them in becoming local advocates that promote and advocate for dialogue and problem solving for sustainable development.

The Local Pathways Fellowship (LPF) program was established by the UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network Youth Initiative (SDSN Youth) with its objective which is to empower and provide young urban leaders from cities across the world with the knowledge, resources, and platform they need to enhance progress on Sustainable Development Goal 11.

The Local Pathways Fellowship (LPF) trains, assists, and connects young urban thought leaders, activists, and innovators that are reshaping cities and urban areas. Candidates representing any city and country in the world are advised to apply, however, SDSN Youth will make attempts to establish diversity of regional representation among the fellows.

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Benefits of the United Nations Local Pathways Fellowship Program 2023

• The fellows will benefit from global visibility and exposure as champions for sustainable urban development, numerous opportunities to develop their expertise, as well as access to our vast network of SDG professionals and advocates.
• Being part of SDSN Youth and the Local Pathways Fellowship enables you to be at the forefront of efforts taken by the United Nations, governments, companies, and civil society in developing and leading a global movement for sustainable development and enables you to make an impact.
• Being part of a movement of young people, who are committed to sustainable development and are being equipped with the necessary skills and tools to overcome key challenges and meaningfully contribute to the achievement of SDGs in communities.
• SDSN Youth and the Local Pathways Fellowship enables you to build professional and personal relationships with high-level stakeholders in civil society, business, government, and the United Nations.
• By joining the Local Pathways Fellowship, you will be part of a diverse and exceptional group of fellows with a variety of cultural, religious, and political backgrounds, committed to sustainable development.
• The relationships you develop through SDSN Youth and the Local Pathways Fellowship could serve as a foundation for your future endeavors.
• Supported by our global team of experts, you will progress rapidly in a challenging but flexible, fulfilling, and meaningful environment.
• You may be selected to attend and/or speak at events
• Your experiences will become central to our program ?s efforts and legacy.

Requirements for the United Nations Local Pathways Fellowship Program 2023

Applicants must meet the following criteria in order to be selected as a Local Pathways Fellow;

• Candidates must be between 18 and 30 years old at the time of application (exceptions may apply);
• Candidates must be based in the same city throughout the entire duration of the Fellowship (February through November 2021);
• Candidates must be fluent in English and the local language of the cities they represent;
• Candidates must demonstrate a commitment to and a solid understanding of the concept of sustainable development;
• Candidates must be able to commit the minimum of 5-7 hours each week on average;
• Candidates must have a stable internet connection;
• A minimum of one year of professional or academic experience in development practice, urban planning, community engagement and advocacy, or similar;
• A demonstrated background in research, development practice, advocacy or similar fields would be considered a strong asset.

Application Deadline: February 1, 2023

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