•Applicants must be engaged in research, studies, or projects within the sectors of agriculture, climate change, environment, energy, or water.

•Eligibility varies by specific program, but most require a minimum of a Bachelor's degree for fellowships and a Master's degree for PhD opportunities.

•Many programs specifically target applicants from developing countries or emerging economies.

•Candidates should demonstrate a strong commitment to sustainable development and environmental conservation.

•Proficiency in English is typically required for international applications.

This is a curated collection of multiple international opportunities hosted by Impact Funding. The list includes prestigious awards like the Energy Globe Award, various research fellowships, and doctoral scholarships. It is designed for students, researchers, and professionals looking for financial support for projects that address global environmental challenges. The post aggregates multiple calls for applications from various international organizations, NGOs, and universities, providing a one-stop resource for impact-driven funding.

•Full or partial tuition waivers for academic and research programs

•Monthly stipends to cover living expenses during the fellowship or study period

•Research grants and project-specific funding for environmental initiatives

•Coverage of international travel and accommodation for program-related activities

•Access to global networks, mentorship, and professional development workshops

•Cash prizes and international recognition for award-winning environmental projects