Travel expenses
Expenses associated with travelling, including airfare, to each in-person PPLI workshop
Common resources
Lifelong access to the PPLI's online forum for resource sharing and expert debates
Project funding
a modest stipend to carry out an autonomous initiative in your own nation
guidance
mentoring during the whole period of your fellowship

Aiming to prevent pandemics by addressing high-consequence pathogen spillover in Southeast Asian live animal markets and related supply chains, fellows will be early- to mid-career professionals who have been identified as future leaders in their respective fields or institutions (such as government, non-governmental organisations, academia, and civil society organisations).
Those with a passion for public health, animal welfare, food safety, countering wildlife trafficking, environmental conservation, emergency management, law enforcement, and agriculture—whether academic, non-governmental, or governmental—will be chosen as fellows based on a variety of criteria.
Must be citizens of the following ASEAN countries: Vietnam, Thailand, Cambodia, China, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, and the Philippines
It is necessary to have strong written, spoken, and reading English.
A bachelor's degree or equivalent training is necessary.
fervent desire to prevent pandemics and a strong commitment to doing so Ability to influence change in their fields
dedication to the time commitment needed for the entire PPLI
Citizens of the following eligible ASEAN countries are eligible for the PPLI Fellowship Programme: Cambodia, China, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Thailand, and Viet Nam.

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