UNCCD COP17 Women Delegates Negotiation Training

The UNCCD COP17 Women Delegates Negotiation Training is a specialized program designed to empower women delegates participating in the 17th session of the Conference of the Parties (COP17) to the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD). This training focuses on building negotiation skills, enhancing understanding of land degradation neutrality, and promoting gender equality in environmental decision-making. Participants will engage in workshops, simulations, and networking sessions led by experts in international environmental law and policy. The program aims to increase the effective participation of women in UNCCD processes, ensuring that their voices are heard in discussions on sustainable land management and drought resilience. Eligible candidates include undergraduate and postgraduate students, as well as young professionals, from around the world who are committed to environmental sustainability and gender equity. The training covers key topics such as the UNCCD framework, negotiation strategies, and the role of women in combating desertification. Selected delegates will receive full support to attend COP17, including travel, accommodation, and per diems. This is a unique opportunity to contribute to global efforts to achieve land degradation neutrality and to network with leading experts and policymakers. Applications are evaluated based on academic background, relevant experience, and demonstrated commitment to the cause. The program is funded by international partners and aims to foster a new generation of female leaders in environmental governance. For more details on eligibility, application deadlines, and the application process, please visit the official UNCCD COP17 Women Delegates Negotiation Training page.