guidance in creating the fellow's work schedule and completing their tasks
financing of a training course on social protection laws lasting a week or a comparable course
a $10,000 USD monthly fellowship award to aid with project-related expenses.
Fellowship participants' involvement in CIP initiatives based on their areas of interest and competence. In addition to providing exposure to a global viewpoint, this will enhance the fellows' experience.
participation of fellows in CIP meetings, which provide them with the chance to learn from other associates and from other national settings.

Individuals with disabilities who are in their early or mid-career stages and come from the Global South are the target audience. They can have experience working as advocates or organisers but wish to switch to more analytical work, or they can have already started researching and analysing policies related to disability inclusion. Having ties to the national disability rights movements is extremely desirable for these individuals.
Two areas are receiving special attention this year: programmes and policies that attempt to establish community support networks for independent living, as well as inclusive social protection measures.
Notice that they are searching for persons who have a willingness to participate in the following activities, rather than those who are involved in training programmes or service delivery:
Legal study, either qualitative or quantitative, budgetary and policy analysis

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