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Call for Postgraduate scholarships in climate finance for 3 Masters and 1 PhD student
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Opportunity Type
Scholarship
Fully Funded
Masters, PhD
Description
The Southern Africa Climate Finance Partnership (SACFP) is a multi-country, knowledge- sharing, and
capacity enhancement platform for southern African countries seeking to access catalytic sources of
international climate finance in order to mobilize investments into low-emissions, climate resilient
development in the region. The SACFP began in 2016 and has steadily grown into a community of practice for climate finance practitioners seeking to drive innovation through shared learning.
The SACFP is facilitated by SouthSouthNorth (SSN), a South African based non-profit company, and the third phase of the program (2020-2023) is funded by the International Development Research Centre
(IDRC). The SACFP is offering scholarships to 4 postgraduate students to undertake postgraduate research based degrees focused on climate finance.
Eligibilities
- Completed an Honours and/or Masters degree in related fields such as economics, natural resources management, finance, geography, or development studies within the last 5 years.
- Must independently secure university admission prior to the scholarship being awarded.
- The MSc or PhD thesis topic must be related to climate finance and approved by the SACFP Principal Investigator.
- A minimum research output of two publications from the PhD candidate, and at least 1 publication from the Master’s candidates to be submitted to a peer-reviewed journal.
- The student will be co-supervised by the SACFP Principal Investigator, in addition to an academic
supervisor at the university. - Preference will be given to SADC citizens and permanent residents.
Benefits
The value of the master’s scholarship award is ZAR 117 000 pp/pa. The Ph.D. scholarship award will be
calculated based on the eligible expenses of the field of study. The scholarship will run for 2 years for
Masters candidates and 3 years for Ph.D. candidates starting in February 2021.
Program Venue
Eligible Regions
Angola, Botswana, Eswatini (formerly Swaziland), Lesotho, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, Zambia, Zimbabwe
Eligible Countries
Angola, Botswana, Eswatini (formerly Swaziland), Lesotho, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, Zambia, Zimbabwe
Application Process
To apply for the scholarships, please complete this Google Form. Only applications received via the google form will be considered. The following documents are required:
• A comprehensive CV showing previous research experience.
• A motivation letter explaining why you want to join the program and your research interests.
• Up to two reference letters with a preference for at least one letter to be from an academic.
The closing date for applications is midnight (11:59 pm Central African Time) 30 November 2020. The project reserves the right not to make an award(s).
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
About SouthSouthNorth
SouthSouthNorth is a non-profit organisation operating from Cape Town, South Africa. SSN assists governments, the private sector and research institutions in understanding the economic, social and environmental choices that climate change presents. The organization collaborates extensively with partners who share our vision of sustainable development. For more information visit: www.southsouthnorth.org
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Fully Funded
Call for Postgraduate scholarships in climate finance for 3 Masters and 1 PhD student
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Opportunity Type
Scholarship
Full Time
Masters, PhD
Description
The Southern Africa Climate Finance Partnership (SACFP) is a multi-country, knowledge- sharing, and
capacity enhancement platform for southern African countries seeking to access catalytic sources of
international climate finance in order to mobilize investments into low-emissions, climate resilient
development in the region. The SACFP began in 2016 and has steadily grown into a community of practice for climate finance practitioners seeking to drive innovation through shared learning.
The SACFP is facilitated by SouthSouthNorth (SSN), a South African based non-profit company, and the third phase of the program (2020-2023) is funded by the International Development Research Centre
(IDRC). The SACFP is offering scholarships to 4 postgraduate students to undertake postgraduate research based degrees focused on climate finance.
Eligibilities
- Completed an Honours and/or Masters degree in related fields such as economics, natural resources management, finance, geography, or development studies within the last 5 years.
- Must independently secure university admission prior to the scholarship being awarded.
- The MSc or PhD thesis topic must be related to climate finance and approved by the SACFP Principal Investigator.
- A minimum research output of two publications from the PhD candidate, and at least 1 publication from the Master’s candidates to be submitted to a peer-reviewed journal.
- The student will be co-supervised by the SACFP Principal Investigator, in addition to an academic
supervisor at the university. - Preference will be given to SADC citizens and permanent residents.
Benefits
The value of the master’s scholarship award is ZAR 117 000 pp/pa. The Ph.D. scholarship award will be
calculated based on the eligible expenses of the field of study. The scholarship will run for 2 years for
Masters candidates and 3 years for Ph.D. candidates starting in February 2021.
Program Venue
Eligible Regions
Eligible Countries
Angola, Botswana, Eswatini (formerly Swaziland), Lesotho, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, Zambia, Zimbabwe
Application Process
To apply for the scholarships, please complete this Google Form. Only applications received via the google form will be considered. The following documents are required:
• A comprehensive CV showing previous research experience.
• A motivation letter explaining why you want to join the program and your research interests.
• Up to two reference letters with a preference for at least one letter to be from an academic.
The closing date for applications is midnight (11:59 pm Central African Time) 30 November 2020. The project reserves the right not to make an award(s).
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
About SouthSouthNorth
SouthSouthNorth is a non-profit organisation operating from Cape Town, South Africa. SSN assists governments, the private sector and research institutions in understanding the economic, social and environmental choices that climate change presents. The organization collaborates extensively with partners who share our vision of sustainable development. For more information visit: www.southsouthnorth.org
Share on
Fully Funded
Call for Postgraduate scholarships in climate finance for 3 Masters and 1 PhD student
Share on
Opportunity Type
Scholarship
Select Type
Masters, PhD
Description
The Southern Africa Climate Finance Partnership (SACFP) is a multi-country, knowledge- sharing, and
capacity enhancement platform for southern African countries seeking to access catalytic sources of
international climate finance in order to mobilize investments into low-emissions, climate resilient
development in the region. The SACFP began in 2016 and has steadily grown into a community of practice for climate finance practitioners seeking to drive innovation through shared learning.
The SACFP is facilitated by SouthSouthNorth (SSN), a South African based non-profit company, and the third phase of the program (2020-2023) is funded by the International Development Research Centre
(IDRC). The SACFP is offering scholarships to 4 postgraduate students to undertake postgraduate research based degrees focused on climate finance.
Eligibilities
- Completed an Honours and/or Masters degree in related fields such as economics, natural resources management, finance, geography, or development studies within the last 5 years.
- Must independently secure university admission prior to the scholarship being awarded.
- The MSc or PhD thesis topic must be related to climate finance and approved by the SACFP Principal Investigator.
- A minimum research output of two publications from the PhD candidate, and at least 1 publication from the Master’s candidates to be submitted to a peer-reviewed journal.
- The student will be co-supervised by the SACFP Principal Investigator, in addition to an academic
supervisor at the university. - Preference will be given to SADC citizens and permanent residents.
Benefits
The value of the master’s scholarship award is ZAR 117 000 pp/pa. The Ph.D. scholarship award will be
calculated based on the eligible expenses of the field of study. The scholarship will run for 2 years for
Masters candidates and 3 years for Ph.D. candidates starting in February 2021.
Program Venue
Eligible Regions
Eligible Countries
Angola, Botswana, Eswatini (formerly Swaziland), Lesotho, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, Zambia, Zimbabwe
Application Process
To apply for the scholarships, please complete this Google Form. Only applications received via the google form will be considered. The following documents are required:
• A comprehensive CV showing previous research experience.
• A motivation letter explaining why you want to join the program and your research interests.
• Up to two reference letters with a preference for at least one letter to be from an academic.
The closing date for applications is midnight (11:59 pm Central African Time) 30 November 2020. The project reserves the right not to make an award(s).
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
About SouthSouthNorth
SouthSouthNorth is a non-profit organisation operating from Cape Town, South Africa. SSN assists governments, the private sector and research institutions in understanding the economic, social and environmental choices that climate change presents. The organization collaborates extensively with partners who share our vision of sustainable development. For more information visit: www.southsouthnorth.org
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Call for Postgraduate scholarships in climate finance for 3 Masters and 1 PhD student
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Description
The Southern Africa Climate Finance Partnership (SACFP) is a multi-country, knowledge- sharing, and
capacity enhancement platform for southern African countries seeking to access catalytic sources of
international climate finance in order to mobilize investments into low-emissions, climate resilient
development in the region. The SACFP began in 2016 and has steadily grown into a community of practice for climate finance practitioners seeking to drive innovation through shared learning.
The SACFP is facilitated by SouthSouthNorth (SSN), a South African based non-profit company, and the third phase of the program (2020-2023) is funded by the International Development Research Centre
(IDRC). The SACFP is offering scholarships to 4 postgraduate students to undertake postgraduate research based degrees focused on climate finance.
BENIFITS
The value of the master’s scholarship award is ZAR 117 000 pp/pa. The Ph.D. scholarship award will be
calculated based on the eligible expenses of the field of study. The scholarship will run for 2 years for
Masters candidates and 3 years for Ph.D. candidates starting in February 2021.
Eligibilities
- Completed an Honours and/or Masters degree in related fields such as economics, natural resources management, finance, geography, or development studies within the last 5 years.
- Must independently secure university admission prior to the scholarship being awarded.
- The MSc or PhD thesis topic must be related to climate finance and approved by the SACFP Principal Investigator.
- A minimum research output of two publications from the PhD candidate, and at least 1 publication from the Master’s candidates to be submitted to a peer-reviewed journal.
- The student will be co-supervised by the SACFP Principal Investigator, in addition to an academic
supervisor at the university. - Preference will be given to SADC citizens and permanent residents.
For Further Queries:
Tel: +27 (0) 21 447 0211
Fax: +27 (0) 21 447 3198
Email: Info@Southsouthnorth.Org
Eligible Regions:
Program Venue:
APPLICATION PROCESS
To apply for the scholarships, please complete this Google Form. Only applications received via the google form will be considered. The following documents are required:
• A comprehensive CV showing previous research experience.
• A motivation letter explaining why you want to join the program and your research interests.
• Up to two reference letters with a preference for at least one letter to be from an academic.
The closing date for applications is midnight (11:59 pm Central African Time) 30 November 2020. The project reserves the right not to make an award(s).
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