WTO Youth Talent Incubator Programme – 2nd Edition for young Researchers and Professionals in Trade and Gender
World Trade Organization (WTO)
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About This Scholarship
The WTO Youth Talent Incubator Programme – 2nd Edition targets young researchers and professionals aged 20-35 working at the intersection of trade and gender. The programme provides mentorship, capacity building, applied policy research, and networking opportunities with global experts and WTO Members from October 2026 to June 2027.
What This Scholarship Covers
- Mentorship from global experts
- Capacity building training
- Applied policy research opportunities
- Networking with WTO Members and international/regional stakeholders
- No programme fees (free of charge)
Who Can Apply
- 1 Must be 20–35 years old
- 2 Must demonstrate current work on trade and gender, or an interest in incorporating trade and gender issues into existing work
- 3 Must submit a motivation letter and complete the online application form
- 4 Must receive formal endorsement from their academic or research institution