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Apply for the 7TH African World Heritage Youth Forum 2023

The AWHF in partnership with ICCROM and the UAE Ministry of Culture & Youth are pleased to announce the 7th African World Heritage Youth Forum under the theme: “Engaging African Youth in Climate Action for World Heritage Conservation

Since 2016, as a build-up to the African World Heritage Day, young people (i.e., individuals aged 18 to 35) from all over the African continent come together in the African World Heritage Youth Forum to discuss and debate their involvement in the conservation, management, and promotion of World Heritage.

Mobilizing public and political support for climate action inside and outside World Heritage properties is essential. For this reason, the 7th edition of the African World Heritage Youth Forum will be held under the theme “Engaging African Youth in Climate Action for World Heritage Conservation” with an online phase taking place between 23 – 28 October 2023 followed by in person meeting at an African World Heritage Site between 20th – 24th November 2023.

The 7th edition of the African World Heritage Youth Forum will bring together African young leaders to share their perspectives, experiences, and solutions for addressing the challenges posed by climate change. By empowering the youth to play a leading role in conservation efforts and fostering cross-cultural dialogue and collaboration, the Forum will help to build a strong network of young leaders who are committed to Climate Action and conservation of World Heritage properties for the benefit of present and future generations.

Selection Criteria

Participants for this workshop shall be selected based on the following criteria:

  1. African citizen between the ages of 18 and 35 years old at the time of application;
  2. Minimum of a post-secondary certified training and/or qualification;
  3. Fluency in English (being the working language of the Forum);
  4. Personal attributes: motivated, active and driven individuals interested in World Heritage and Climate Action eager to implement the outcomes of the Forum in their home countries.
  5. Professional attributes:
    • Active leader/champion of Climate Action in Africa;
    • Engaged in conservation and promotion of Africa’s heritage (natural and cultural);
    • Acquainted with and active users of digital medium and platforms of communication such as social media (YouTube, Snapchat, Facebook, WhatsApp, Twitter, Instagram), websites, blogs, video conferencing (Zoom, MS Teams), etc.
    • The African regional representation and gender balance will be prioritised.

Language

The primary working language will be English.

Application procedure

Each applicant should submit the following application package:

  1. The completed application form online;
  2. Video of statement of interest (45 Seconds);
  3. Curriculum Vitae (maximum 4 pages) outlining the applicant’s current position, qualifications, areas of expertise, work experience in the field of cultural and/or natural heritage including on World Heritage, climate actions, publications/reports, etc.

To apply for the 7th African World Heritage Youth Forum, click on the link here.

Application Deadline: 29 September 2023.

For any queries regarding the application process, please contact the AWHF Head of Programmes – Dr Albino Jopela on (jopsj@dbsa.org) cc (info@awhf.org).

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