CRAFTING TOMORROW
Learn. Collaborate. Build.
The Crafting Tomorrow Program focuses on the intersection of climate change and socio-economic issues, the program targets areas like energy access, food security, disaster risk management, sanitation, and waste management, where innovative solutions are essential.
Program Structure
This 12 weeks intensive program provides young innovators, entrepreneurs, and climate enthusiasts with the skills, knowledge, and tools needed to drive meaningful change in their communities. Through a structured learning experience, participants gain hands-on skills in climate adaptation, sustainable entrepreneurship, storytelling, and business development. The program culminates in a Pitch Day event, where participants can showcase their most promising ideas to investors and stakeholders, securing the support necessary to bring these solutions to life.
Application Opening Date: Friday 13th December 2024
Application Deadline: Saturday 25th January 2025
Eligibility Criteria
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Age: 16-35 years old.
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Location: Citizens or permanent residents of Nigeria, Ghana, or Kenya.
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Education: Minimum of secondary education.
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Experience: Experience in community work, entrepreneurship, or climate action is advantageous but not required.
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Commitment to Climate Action: Strong interest in climate resilience, sustainability, and social impact.
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Entrepreneurial Mindset: Creative problem-solving skills and a drive for change.
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Community Engagement: Passion for working with underserved communities.
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Availability: Able to fully commit to the program duration
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. Who is eligible to apply for the Crafting Tomorrow Program?
The program is open to young Africans aged 16-35 who are citizens or permanent residents of Nigeria, Ghana, or Kenya. Applicants should have a strong interest in climate action and sustainable development, with a passion for community engagement and innovative problem-solving.
2. Do I need prior experience in climate action to apply?
No prior experience is required. While experience in community work, entrepreneurship, or climate projects is beneficial, we welcome all applicants with a demonstrated interest in climate resilience and social impact.
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3. What is the time commitment for the program?
The program runs for 12 weeks, and participants are expected to commit to the full duration.
4. Is there a cost to participate?
Participation in the Crafting Tomorrow Program is fully funded. Selected participants will receive mentorship, resources, and support at no cost.
5. Will I receive a certificate upon completion?
Yes, participants who complete the program successfully will receive a certificate of completion from CCAIE.
6. Can I apply if I am studying or working full-time?
Yes, applicants with full-time studies or jobs can apply, provided they can commit sufficient time to participate in the program activities and attend required sessions.
