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Organization: Green Habitat Initiative (GHI)Position: Stakeholder Engagement Officer (SEO)Location: Katsina State, NigeriaEmployment Type: ContractStart Date: ImmediateReporting To: Project Manager ABOUT THE ROLE Green Habitat Initiative (GHI), a sustainability-focused organisation working to improve livelihoods and strengthen community resilience, is seeking a proactive and experienced Stakeholder Engagement Officer for the second phase of its Agricultural Farmer Information Management System (agriFIMS) project in Katsina State. The successful candidate will serve as GHI’s primary institutional and technical liaison in the state, building partnerships with government agencies, local authorities, traditional leaders, farmer associations, and development partners. The role will also support the rollout and adoption of the agriFIMS and Agro-weather Dissemination System (ADS) platforms to improve agricultural information management and support decision-making. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES Stakeholder Coordination Build and maintain relationships with relevant state ministries, local government councils, and development agencies. Map key agricultural and digital stakeholders and establish strategic partnerships. Facilitate stakeholder meetings, technical briefings, and state-level consultations. Advocacy and Community Mobilisation Conduct advocacy visits and community sensitisation activities. Promote adoption of agriFIMS and the Agro-weather Dissemination System among farmers, extension workers, and government officials. Coordinate stakeholder participation in workshops, platform demonstrations, and training sessions. Field Coordination and Risk Management Ensure project activities align with local cultural practices, community dynamics, and state priorities. Identify and address political, operational, and community-level risks. Support conflict resolution between community stakeholders, government authorities, and project teams. Reporting and Knowledge Management Collect feedback from government officials, extension workers, and farmers. Document system challenges, data governance concerns, and opportunities for improvement. Contribute to weekly, monthly, and donor progress reports. HOW TO APPLY Interested applicants should review the Terms of Reference and download the application form using the links below. Download the Terms of Reference (ToR):View Full Job Description Job board platform Download the Application Form:Get Application Form Application Deadline: Not specified in the information provided. Please consult the Terms of Reference for complete eligibility criteria and submission instructions.The post Vacancy at Green Habitat Initiative (GHI) in Katsina first appeared on Opportunities Hub.

Deadline: November 7, 2026 Applications are open for the EQUALS in Tech Awards 2027. First launched in 2014, the Awards recognize efforts at the global, regional and national levels that use technology to transform the lives of women and girls. Under the renewed EQUALS 2.0 framework, the 2027 edition introduces three award categories aligned with [...]

Deadline: October 31, 2026 Applications are open for the WISE EdTech Accelerator 2026-2027. Since its inception, the WISE EdTech Accelerator has supported edtech founders from around the world in building and scaling innovative solutions to key challenges in education. Each year, WISE delivers a bespoke program that supports startup growth through one-to-one coaching, masterclasses with [...]

Deadline: October 12, 2026 Applications are invited for the Global Teacher Prize 2027 – a US $1 million award presented to an exceptional teacher who has made an outstanding contribution to their profession. The Global Teacher Prize serves to underline the importance of educators and the fact that, throughout the world, their efforts deserve to [...]

Deadline: October 23, 2026 Applications are open for the AU Theme of the Year 2027 Logo Competition. The 39th Ordinary Session of the Assembly of Heads of State and Government adopted the AU Theme of the Year 2027: “AU at the Dawn of its 25th Anniversary: Leveraging the Full Potential of SAATM and New Technologies [...]

The North-South Centre of the Council of Europe is inviting young people from Europe, Africa and the Middle East to apply for its Human Rights Education for Youth (HEY) Tutored Online Course on Environment. The four-week course explores the relationship between human rights and the environment, with a particular focus on climate change, pollution and biodiversity loss. Participants will examine how environmental degradation affects human rights and marginalised communities while developing practical approaches to environmental and human rights advocacy. The course is fully online and free of charge, making it accessible to young people who meet the participant profile and are selected for the programme. Applications close on 18 October 2026. HEY Online Course on Environment 2026 Overview Organiser: North-South Centre of the Council of Europe Programme: Human Rights Education for Youth (HEY) Course: Tutored Online Course on Environment Dates: 28 October–24 November 2026 Duration: 4 weeks Format: Fully online Workload: Approximately 30 hours Modules: 4, with one module per week Cost: Free of charge Certificate: Certificate of participation Application deadline: 18 October 2026 Selection results: 23 October 2026 Who Can Apply? The course is aimed at active young people up to 30 years old from the 46 Council of Europe Member States, as well as participants from Africa and the Middle East. The programme particularly welcomes young people involved in environmental, human rights and youth-related activities. Eligible profiles include: Members of civil society organisations. Informal groups, grassroots movements and coalitions. Youth organisations and youth workers. Youth women-led groups. Young environmental human rights activists and defenders. Young journalists and media practitioners. Formal and non-formal education practitioners. Youth leaders. Young human rights observers and paralegals. Young environmental negotiators. Young professionals. Young politicians and policy advisers. Young people from communities affected by climate change and environmental degradation. Young Indigenous community advocates and members. Priority will be given to candidates who are active in a CSO, youth organisation, youth platform or youth-related institution and who have the potential to act as multipliers within their communities. Course Objectives The training addresses the connection between environmental protection and human rights through a North-South perspective. Participants will: Learn key concepts related to the triple planetary crisis of climate change, pollution and biodiversity loss. Examine the relationship between environmental challenges and human rights through global and regional legal frameworks. Analyse how environmental degradation disproportionately affects marginalised communities. Explore community-based responses to environmental and human rights violations. Develop their capacity to engage in environmental and human rights advocacy. The course is therefore particularly relevant to young activists, youth leaders, educators, journalists and community advocates working on environmental justice, climate action and human rights. Course Structure and Learning Format The course takes place over four weeks, with one module delivered each week and an estimated total workload of approximately 30 hours. It is hosted fully online through the HEY Programme e-learning platform, which uses Moodle Workplace. The main learning format is asynchronous, allowing participants to study according to their own schedules. The course also includes: Group activities requiring regular participation. Self-organised group work. A limited number of live tutoring sessions. Tutor support for group activities and the learning process. A certificate of participation will be awarded to participants who complete the course. Course Language The course page identifies French as the course language. Applicants should therefore carefully review the official application information and language requirements before applying. The selection criteria also state that candidates should be able to communicate in English, which is described on the page as the working language of the course. Selection Process A total of 50 participants will be selected. The application itself will form the basis of the selection process. The North-South Centre of the Council of Europe and its partner organisations will seek to ensure gender and geographical balance among participants. Applicants with active involvement in civil society or youth organisations and the potential to share the knowledge gained with wider communities may receive priority. The Council of Europe welcomes eligible candidates regardless of gender, disability, marital or parental status, racial, ethnic or social origin, colour, religion, belief or sexual orientation. Important Dates Application deadline: 18 October 2026 at 23:59 Lisbon timeSelection results: 23 October 2026Course dates: 28 October–24 November 2026Duration: 4 weeks Due to the expected high number of applications, only selected candidates will be contacted. Selected participants must confirm their participation within the deadline provided by the North-South Centre. Failure to confirm may result in the place being offered to another shortlisted candidate. How to Apply Interested candidates should complete the official online application form before the deadline. Applicants should ensure that their application clearly demonstrates their involvement in youth, environmental, human rights or community activities and explains how they could use the knowledge gained through the course in their communities or organisations. Because only 50 participants will be selected, applicants should provide specific evidence of their experience, motivation and potential to act as multipliers. Why Apply? The HEY Environment course offers young people an opportunity to strengthen their understanding of the triple planetary crisis and its human rights implications while connecting environmental issues with social justice and community action. The fully online format allows selected participants to take part without travelling, while the free programme and certificate of participation make it particularly accessible to young activists and professionals. APPLY HERE For more opportunities such as these please follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn and WPChannel Disclaimer: Global South Opportunities (GSO) does not take ownership or credit for the opportunities shared on this platform. All opportunities are sourced from official announcements and external sources for informational purposes only. Applicants are encouraged to verify all details, deadlines, and eligibility requirements from the official source before applying. Opportunities may be updated or changed by the providing organisations.

Deadline: October 9, 2026 Applications are open for the George Atkins Communications Award 2027. The George Atkins Communications Award recognizes individual radio broadcasters for their outstanding commitment and contribution to food security and poverty reduction in low-income countries. It is named after George Atkins, the Founding Director of Farm Radio International. It is presented each year [...]

The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Uganda has announced a procurement opportunity for a National Individual Consultant to conduct a policy gap assessment and develop Terms of Reference (ToR) for a consultancy firm specialising in integrated waste management. The assignment is being offered under an Individual Contractor procurement process and aims to support improved environmental governance through an assessment of existing policies, frameworks, and institutional arrangements related to waste management in Uganda. Assignment Overview and Objectives The selected National Individual Consultant will be responsible for reviewing current waste management policies, identifying existing gaps, and preparing a comprehensive Terms of Reference document to guide the recruitment of a specialised consultancy firm. The assessment will contribute to strengthening integrated waste management approaches by examining policy effectiveness, implementation challenges, regulatory frameworks, and opportunities for improved coordination among relevant stakeholders. The consultancy assignment is expected to last 15 working days, spread over a two-month period. The consultant will work under the UNDP Uganda office and provide professional recommendations that support sustainable waste management solutions. Procurement Details The procurement notice was published on 25 September 2026, with the submission deadline set for 6 October 2026 at 11:00 AM New York time. The procurement reference number is UNDP-UGA-00590, and the process is managed through the UNDP Quantum Supplier Portal. Interested individual consultants must submit their proposals directly through the supplier portal using their registered supplier profiles. Applicants who do not already have a profile must complete supplier registration according to UNDP guidelines. Submission Requirements and Portal Guidelines Applicants are required to ensure that all information submitted through the UNDP Quantum system is accurate and consistent. The name registered in the supplier portal must match exactly with the name appearing on all supporting documents, including technical proposals, financial offers, and legal documentation. Submissions may be rejected if: A company profile is used for an Individual Contractor application. An individual contractor submits documents under a company name. Incorrect supplier credentials are used. The proposal is submitted outside the official Quantum procurement system. Vendor information is inconsistent across submitted documents. Each individual contractor or legal entity must maintain a separate and accurate supplier profile. Organisations operating both as companies and individual consultants must create separate profiles using different email addresses. For joint venture applications, a supplier profile should only be created if the joint venture is legally registered as an independent entity. Otherwise, the lead organisation must submit the application. Clarification and Communication Process All requests for clarification must be submitted through the messaging function available within the UNDP Quantum Supplier Portal. UNDP will provide written responses to queries while protecting the identity of the requesting party. Potential applicants are encouraged to create a draft response in the portal before final submission. This allows the system to send notifications regarding any amendments or updates to procurement requirements. Equal Opportunity Commitment UNDP promotes equal opportunities and encourages applications from qualified professionals regardless of gender, age, or disability status. Women, young professionals, and persons with disabilities are particularly encouraged to apply. The organisation remains committed to transparent, inclusive, and accountable procurement practices that support sustainable development goals and local capacity strengthening. Fraud Prevention and Ethical Procurement UNDP maintains a zero-tolerance policy towards fraud and corruption. The organisation does not charge any fees at any stage of its procurement processes. Applicants, vendors, contractors, partners, and UNDP personnel are expected to uphold the highest standards of integrity and ethical conduct throughout procurement and contract implementation processes. Application and Contact Information Interested consultants must submit their proposals through the UNDP Quantum Supplier Portal before the stated deadline. For procurement-related inquiries, applicants may contact the UNDP Uganda Procurement Unit through the official procurement communication channels provided in the notice. This consultancy opportunity provides an important platform for supporting Uganda’s transition towards stronger integrated waste management systems, improved environmental policies, and sustainable development outcomes. VISIT OFFICIAL WEBSITE TO APPLY For more opportunities such as these please follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn and WPChannel Disclaimer: Global South Opportunities (GSO) does not take ownership or credit for the opportunities shared on this platform. All opportunities are sourced from official announcements and external sources for informational purposes only. Applicants are encouraged to verify all details, deadlines, and eligibility requirements from the official source before applying. Opportunities may be updated or changed by the providing organisations.

The Swarovski Foundation Creatives for Our Future programme has opened applications for its next cohort, offering an opportunity for emerging creative professionals who are developing innovative projects with meaningful social, cultural, or environmental impact. The global initiative supports young creatives who use artistic and creative practices to address important challenges and contribute to a more sustainable future. The programme is designed for individuals who demonstrate originality, commitment, and the ability to transform creative ideas into practical outcomes. Applications are open from 9 September 2026 at 00:00 GMT until 9 November 2026 at 11:59 PM GMT. Programme Eligibility Requirements The Creatives for Our Future programme welcomes applications from individuals who meet specific eligibility criteria. Applicants must be between 21 and 30 years old at the application deadline and must be actively working on a project that uses creative methods or mediums. Eligible applicants should: Be developing a creative project with clear goals and measurable outcomes. Have a plan to deliver tangible results by September 2028. Hold a valid passport and be able to meet international travel requirements. Apply as an individual or sole proprietor rather than through an organisation. The programme seeks applicants from diverse creative fields who demonstrate the potential to use creativity as a tool for positive change. Application Requirements and Preparation Applicants are required to submit a complete application package that demonstrates their creative vision, previous experience, and project potential. The submission process requires: A completed application form in English. A creative portfolio showcasing previous and current work, with a maximum file size of 50MB. A two-minute introduction video in English presenting the applicant and their project, with a maximum file size of 150MB. Supporting documents that strengthen the application. Applicants are encouraged to provide detailed and thoughtful responses throughout the application form. Strong submissions should clearly explain the purpose of the project, its expected impact, and how the applicant intends to achieve their goals. Application Process Steps The application process consists of several stages designed to identify promising creative talents. Step 1: Confirm Eligibility Applicants should first review the programme requirements and ensure they meet the age, project, passport, and application criteria before beginning their submission. Step 2: Prepare Application Materials Candidates should gather all required materials, including their portfolio, introduction video, and supporting documents. Careful preparation helps ensure that applications fully represent the applicant’s creative abilities and project vision. Step 3: Submit Online Application Applications must be completed and submitted through the official online platform before the deadline. Applicants should provide detailed answers and ensure all sections are completed accurately. Step 4: Optional Webinar Support Applicants may participate in online webinar sessions designed to provide additional information, guidance, and support throughout the application process. Step 5: Application Review Following submission, applications will be reviewed by the Swarovski Foundation. The strongest candidates will be invited to participate in interviews scheduled for January 2027. Step 6: Final Selection Process Finalists will be assessed by a selection committee. The complete judging and selection process may take up to 16 weeks. Step 7: Confirmation of Results Successful applicants will receive confirmation through email and must respond within four days to confirm acceptance. Creative Portfolio and Project Expectations The Creatives for Our Future programme focuses on supporting innovative projects that demonstrate creativity, purpose, and future potential. Applicants should showcase work that reflects their unique perspective and ability to create meaningful change. Creative projects may explore different artistic disciplines and approaches, provided they demonstrate a clear connection between creative practice and positive impact. The programme values applicants who combine imagination with practical solutions and who have a clear pathway for developing their work through September 2028. About the Swarovski Foundation Creatives for Our Future Initiative The Swarovski Foundation established the Creatives for Our Future programme to support emerging creative leaders and encourage collaboration between creativity, sustainability, and social progress. The initiative aligns with broader global efforts to promote innovation and responsible practices while supporting young creators who contribute new ideas and perspectives. Through mentorship, opportunities, and global exposure, the programme helps participants expand their creative practice and strengthen their ability to deliver impactful projects. Final Application Checklist Before starting an application, candidates should prepare: A valid passport with the ability to meet travel requirements. Proof of age confirming eligibility. A creative portfolio below the required file size limit. A two-minute introduction video in English. Additional supporting documents relevant to the project. Preparing these materials in advance allows applicants to submit a complete and competitive application before the deadline. The Swarovski Foundation Creatives for Our Future programme provides an opportunity for young innovators to transform creative ideas into impactful initiatives and contribute to global conversations around sustainability, culture, and positive change. VISIT OFFICIAL WEBSITE TO APPLY For more opportunities such as these please follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn and WPChannel Disclaimer: Global South Opportunities (GSO) does not take ownership or credit for the opportunities shared on this platform. All opportunities are sourced from official announcements and external sources for informational purposes only. Applicants are encouraged to verify all details, deadlines, and eligibility requirements from the official source before applying. Opportunities may be updated or changed by the providing organisations.