Justice for Women and Indigenous Peoples through Climate-resilient Forests and Food Systems – John G. Bene Fellowship 2024
IDRC
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The Bene Fellowship provides funding for Canadian master's and doctoral students to conduct field research in developing countries on climate-resilient forests and food systems that benefit women and Indigenous peoples.
About this opportunity
The John G. Bene Fellowship 2024, funded by IDRC and the Bene Endowment fund, supports Canadian and permanent resident graduate students undertaking field research in the Global South. The fellowship aims to facilitate research on the relationship between forest resources and social, economic, cultural, and environmental welfare, with a focus on climate resilience, women, and Indigenous peoples. Research must be conducted for a master's thesis or doctoral dissertation and benefit less privileged communities in developing countries, particularly addressing how forests and food systems build resilience in the face of climate change.
Requirements
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