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UN Chemicals and Waste Management Program 2026 in Geneva – Fully Funded

Students, graduates, and young professionals, do you want an immersive experience in Switzerland through a fully funded professional development program? If so, Applications are open for the UN Chemicals and Waste Management Program 2026. A fully funded professional development program, organized by the United Nations Institute for Training and Research in collaboration with the Chemicals and Waste Youth Platform (CWP), is scheduled in Geneva, Switzerland, from November 9–13, 2026. The program offers up to 8 fully funded scholarships to youth, students, recent graduates, and early-career professionals aged 35 or younger from LMICs, LDCs, or Small Island Developing States (SIDS). Selected participants will take part in youth events and negotiations connected with the Global Framework on Chemicals First International Conference (GFC IC-1).

About Program

It is one of the prestigious professional development programs in Geneva, Switzerland, designed for young people interested in environmental issues, chemicals and waste, international development, or United Nations-related work. Selected participants will have the opportunity to learn from experts, visit Geneva-based institutions, and gain exposure to UN career pathways.

UN Chemicals and Waste Management Program 2026 Overview

  • Host Country: Switzerland
  • Location: Geneva
  • Hosted by: CWYP & UNITAR
  • Coverage: Fully Funded
  • Dates: 9–13 November 2026
  • Application Deadline: September 11th 2026

Program Coverage

The fully funded participants will receive the following support:

  • Economy class round-trip flight coverage
  • Accommodation
  • Study program fees
  • Visa fee reimbursement
  • Completion certificate
  • Transportation costs

Who can Apply?

The study program is calling for applications from applicants:

  • Aged between 18 & 35 years old at the time of application.
  • Belonging to a lower-middle-income country, Least Developed Countries, or a small island developing state (SIDS), or being a representative of Indigenous Peoples.
  • Available to travel to Geneva during the program dates
  • Must commit to full participation in the program and related activities.
  • Submit the application before the due date.
  • Demonstrate interest in chemical and waste management, environmental health, or related fields.

Programme Features

  • Expert-led lectures and technical workshops
  • Visa to Geneva-based institutes
  • Exlusive career sessions on UN internships and entry-level jobs
  • Take part in pollution solution labs, where participants will work together on practical solutions.

Why Apply?

  • Opportunity to learn about UN career opportunities
  • Chance to meet experts and young professionals
  • Experience life in Geneva, Switzerland
  • Have an immersive learning experience in Geneva with full financial support
  • Learn how the United Nations works on global environmental challenges

How to Apply?

The application process is online. Candidates interested in the program need to submit their applications through the official portal listed below. The deadline for application submission is 11 September 2026 at 23:59 UTC.

Important: According to the official source, the host organization encourages candidates not to submit AI-generated answers. You don’t need perfect English to answer the questions.

APPLY FOR UN CWMSP 2026

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