Funding

Free

Course / TrainingRemote

Youth Platform on Loss and Damage

International Centre for Climate Change and Development (ICCCAD)

Application Deadline

Rolling admission

Official Page

The Youth Platform on Loss and Damage is an ICCCAD capacity-building initiative for youth and children working on climate-induced loss and damage. ICCCAD says it launched at COP27 and connects participants with researchers, specialists, policy actors, and negotiators.

The platform combines workshops, advocacy, national and international dialogue, and learning about climate politics, UNFCCC mechanisms, and access to loss-and-damage funds. Its concept note describes negotiator and practitioner tracks intended to turn knowledge into action.

Benefits & funding

  • Capacity building on climate-induced loss and damage, climate politics, UNFCCC mechanisms, and access to loss-and-damage funds.
  • Quarterly webinars and at least one three-day structured course are named in the concept note.
  • The negotiator track provides formal negotiation training and networking; the practitioner track focuses on country-level scoping, research, and evidence building.
  • ICCCAD’s materials describe learning and participation benefits but no stipend, grant, or other financial award.

Eligibility

  • The platform is for youth and children interested in addressing climate-induced loss and damage.
  • It is framed as a borderless global partnership, with particular emphasis on young people from low- and middle-income countries and vulnerable country groups; this emphasis is not stated as a nationality requirement.
  • The official materials publish no degree, experience, residency, citizenship, gender, or numeric age requirement.

Can you apply?

Open to all applicants

No nationality, residency, education, or experience limits are listed.

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Application process

  1. 1
    Review ICCCAD’s official programme page and the platform concept note.
  2. 2
    Consider whether your intended contribution fits the negotiator track or the practitioner track described by ICCCAD.
  3. 3
    When ICCCAD runs a call, use the application link published in its official materials and follow the form instructions.

Program timeline

  1. COP27

    ICCCAD says the platform was launched.

  2. Quarterly

    Webinar events are planned in the concept note.

  3. Ongoing

    ICCCAD lists workshops, advocacy, and national and international dialogue among the platform’s activities.

  4. Application deadline

    Not published.

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