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The WWF Prince Bernhard Scholarships (PBS) are awarded to individuals from developing/emerging economies (East and South) who wish to pursue formal studies or professional training in the field of conservation.
Applications are encouraged from people seeking to build skills in specific subjects that will enhance their contribution to nature conservation. In particular, women and people working for non-governmental or community-based organizations are encouraged to apply.
ELIGIBILITY:
- Only nationals from Africa, Asia/Pacific, Latin America/Caribbean, Eastern Europe & Middle East will be considered, including WWF staff or candidates working as partners with WWF.
- Applicants must provide written proof of acceptance on a course, and proof that they are also seeking funding from other sources.
- Preference is given where appropriate to those who seek support for studies in their country or region.
DURATION: Maximum of one year
DEADLINE: 5th January, 2016
AWARDED AMOUNT: The maximum amount for any one scholarship under this scheme is CHF 10,000. Only in exceptional circumstances will the maximum award be granted.
GENERAL INFO:
- After completion of their studies Prince Bernhard Scholars are expected to return to their home country or region to work in conservation, or a related field. Moreover, the course should have a direct link to WWF’s conservation priorities.
- If accepted, and upon completion of the course, the Prince Bernhard Scholar must provide a final report on the activity undertaken and how it was conducted, with an itemized account of the use made of the funds.
- The Prince Bernhard Scholar will then receive a PBS Certificate.
HOW TO APPLY: The Application Form can be downloaded below (with information on how to complete the form in English, French & Spanish). Applications should be submitted to the candidate’s nearest WWF or Associate Office and the deadline for submission is beginning of January each year.
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