FULLY FUNDED TO GERMANY: Apply for the GIZ Transport International Climate Protection Fellows for a one year research project in Germany
Applications are now open for young professionals from developing and transition countries in the Global South to join GIZ Transport as International Climate Protection Fellows (ICPF) for the 2026/2027 cycle! This prestigious fellowship offers a year-long opportunity in Germany to work on groundbreaking research in sustainable urban mobility.
Who Can Apply?
•Nationals of eligible non-European transition or developing countries (refer to the country list in the application details).
•Individuals passionate about innovative transportation solutions and eager to contribute to global climate action.
Focus Areas Include:
•Harnessing AI and data for smarter transport systems.
•Decarbonizing urban logistics.
•Conducting transport-related greenhouse gas (GHG) assessments.
•Developing transport funding and financing strategies.
•Enhancing trade and transport corridors.
Candidates with prior expertise in transportation, urban governance, or GHG assessments are especially encouraged to apply.
Why Join?
Gain hands-on experience at GIZ Transport’s Secretariat in Eschborn or Bonn, Germany, collaborating with leading experts on transformative mobility solutions. Make meaningful contributions to addressing global climate challenges while advancing your career in sustainable development.
How to Apply:
Submit the following documents:
•A 2-page research project proposal tailored to one of the listed focus areas.
•A 1-page cover letter explaining your motivation and fit for the fellowship.
•An up-to-date CV meeting the ICPF eligibility criteria (full details available via the application link).
Deadline: Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis until December 15. Early submissions are highly encouraged!
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