World Wildlife Fund - WWF Professional Development Grants (PDGs) 2023

World Wildlife Fund - WWF Professional Development Grants (PDGs) are open to mid-career conservationists who wish to study short-term, non-degree training to improve their skills and knowledge.

Eligibility for World Wildlife Fund - WWF Professional Development Grants (PDGs):

• Applicants of World Wildlife Fund - WWF Professional Development Grants (PDGs) must belong to an eligible country and be residing and working in their home country.
• A minimum of 3 years of work experience in a field related to conservation in their home country is required.
• Candidates applying for World Wildlife Fund - WWF Professional Development Grants (PDGs) must have applied or are already accepted to take up training.
• The current work and proposed training must be helpful to improve conservation in their home country.
• Applicants must not be enrolled in an academic program and also have approval from the employer to take up training and the promise of continued employment.
• Candidates should possess a bank account that accepts US dollars and the account must be in their name.
• Candidates who received funding from EFN previously are ineligible.
• Training must begin at least 90 days after the application deadline and be finished within 6 months.
• The training must not lead to an academic degree.

Value of World Wildlife Fund - WWF Professional Development Grants (PDGs):

The successful applicants of the World Wildlife Fund - WWF Professional Development Grants (PDGs) will receive a grant of up to $15,000.