About the Program
Yanayi Haki Afriqya (Climate Justice Africa) is pleased to announce the Call for Applications for Cohort 2 of the Capacity Building and Skill Sharing for Climate Activists Program (CBSSCAP).
CBSSCAP is a pan-African capacity-building initiative designed to equip young climate activists with knowledge, skills, and networks to meaningfully engage in climate policy, advocacy, and UNFCCC processes, while implementing community-based climate action projects.
The program builds on the success of CBSSCAP Cohort 1 (2024) and is part of the SEED for Climate Justice project supported by MISEREOR.
Program Duration
March – November 2026 (9months)
Who Can Apply?
We invite applications from young climate activists who meet the following criteria:
- Aged 18–30 years
- Citizen or resident of DRC, Malawi, Mauritius, Nigeria, Somalia, South Sudan & Uganda
- Actively engaged in climate activism, environmental justice, or community development
- Demonstrated interest in climate policy, advocacy, or international climate processes
- Ability to commit time to training sessions, mentorship, and project implementation
- Strong motivation to implement a community-based climate action project
Note: Gender balance and applications from marginalized communities are strongly encouraged.
What the Program Offers
Selected participants will benefit from:
- Training on climate policy, UNFCCC processes, NDCs, climate finance, and advocacy
- Mentorship and coaching from experienced climate practitioners
- Support to design and implement a local climate action project
- Access to regional and international climate networks (including youth and policy platforms)
- Opportunities to engage in national and international climate dialogues
How to Apply
Interested applicants must apply online through the Google Form:
🗓️ Application Deadline: 22nd February, 2026
📌 Only applications submitted through the Google Form will be considered.
Selection Criteria
- Demonstrated commitment to climate justice and activism
- Clarity of motivation and potential for community impact
- Alignment with program objectives
- Gender, regional, and diversity balance
