fellowship
Africa
Fully Funded Virtual African Climate Intervention Fellowship for Early-Career Researchers (ACIFER) 2026
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About this opportunity
Fully funded virtual fellowship for early-career researchers in Africa focused on climate intervention.
The Fully Funded Virtual African Climate Intervention Fellowship for Early-Career Researchers (ACIFER) 2026 supports African early-career researchers, graduate students, professionals, and innovators to engage in emerging climate intervention research through a fully virtual, six-week programme.
What it offers
- Expert-led webinars on Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) and Solar Radiation Modification (SRM)
- Training in climate modelling and impact assessment
- Research proposal development support
- Collaborative policy brief writing and development
- Structured mentorship from experienced researchers and climate experts
- Peer-to-peer learning opportunities
- Networking with African and international experts
- Proposal pitching sessions
- Opportunities for publication and research dissemination
Who can apply
- Early-career researchers
- Master’s students
- PhD candidates
- Climate and environmental professionals
- Policy practitioners
- Innovators and emerging leaders interested in climate intervention research
What you'll do
Explore scientific, ethical, governance, and policy dimensions of:
- Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR)
- Solar Radiation Modification (SRM)
How to apply
- Submit your application via the programme website
Good to know
- Fellowship period: 31 August – 14 October 2026
- Format: Fully virtual
- Funding: Fully funded
- Host organisation: Emerging Climate Frontiers
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Key details
TypeFellowship
LocationPan-African
Fieldclimate intervention
Fundingfully funded
DeadlineRolling, no fixed deadline
EligibilityAfrica
Open to applicants across Africa.
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