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About this opportunity

The fellowship equips young leaders with knowledge, resources, and a global platform to advance sustainable urban development. Key features:

Duration: March – December 2026 (10 months)
Commitment: 4–6 hours per week, remote/online
Activities:
Monthly deliverables focused on urban challenges and solutions
Development of a city‑based project addressing local SDG 11 issues
Peer‑to‑peer exchange with 750+ fellows from 180 cities across 80 countries
Mentorship and expert webinars
Benefits:
Global visibility as champions of sustainable urban development
Access to SDSN Youth’s network of SDG professionals and advocates
Opportunities to attend/speak at events
Alumni network for continued collaboration

Who can apply

Age 18–30 years old
Interest in sustainable development and SDG 11
At least 1 year of academic or professional experience in urban planning, advocacy, sustainability, or related fields
Strong organizational and leadership skills
Excellent English proficiency (writing, speaking, listening) + local language of their city
Ability to commit 4–6 hours per week for 10 months
Stable internet connection
Must submit:
Online application form
CV/resume
Motivation statement
Proof of experience

SDSN Youth (UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network – Youth Initiative)Fellowship

Local Pathways Fellowship – 2026 Cohort

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Opportunity type

Fellowship

Funding

No Funding

Location

Global

Deadline

Archived

About this opportunity

The fellowship equips young leaders with knowledge, resources, and a global platform to advance sustainable urban development. Key features:

Duration: March – December 2026 (10 months)
Commitment: 4–6 hours per week, remote/online
Activities:
Monthly deliverables focused on urban challenges and solutions
Development of a city‑based project addressing local SDG 11 issues
Peer‑to‑peer exchange with 750+ fellows from 180 cities across 80 countries
Mentorship and expert webinars
Benefits:
Global visibility as champions of sustainable urban development
Access to SDSN Youth’s network of SDG professionals and advocates
Opportunities to attend/speak at events
Alumni network for continued collaboration

Who can apply

Age 18–30 years old
Interest in sustainable development and SDG 11
At least 1 year of academic or professional experience in urban planning, advocacy, sustainability, or related fields
Strong organizational and leadership skills
Excellent English proficiency (writing, speaking, listening) + local language of their city
Ability to commit 4–6 hours per week for 10 months
Stable internet connection
Must submit:
Online application form
CV/resume
Motivation statement
Proof of experience

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