We are proud to announce that, thanks to new grants from the U.S. Department of State, our global sustainability programs are expanding across Botswana, Kenya, the Kyrgyz Republic, and Tanzania!
These grants are enabling us to offer unique opportunities for 200+ university students and entrepreneurs from five countries, including the United States, to build skills, forge connections, and lead change toward a sustainable future.
Botswana Renewable Energy Fellowship
Equipping local university students and entrepreneurs with skills in sustainable business and climate action, this program offers mentorship and project-based learning to address Botswana’s unique environmental challenges.
Kenya Circular Economy Fellowship
This program helps Kenyan entrepreneurs develop circular economy businesses focused on waste reduction and resource efficiency, with workshops, mentorship, and networking with industry experts.
Kyrgyz Republic Climate & Circular Economy Fellowship
U.S. university students join as teaching assistants, supporting 50 Kyrgyz students in climate literacy and sustainable practices, fostering cross-cultural collaboration and leadership skills.
Tanzania Women’s Entrepreneurship & Circular Economy Fellowship
Focused on women entrepreneurs and university students, this program provides training in sustainable business practices, financial literacy, and AI-based resource management for growth in the circular economy.
These new Department of State-supported initiatives are tailored to address pressing sustainability challenges while fostering cross-cultural collaboration. Explore the program pages to learn more about eligibility, program highlights, and application timelines.
Applications Open in October and November
Applications for these programs are open this fall, and we’re eager to welcome the next batch of 10 Billion Strong leaders.
Learn more to develop the next generation of global sustainability leaders here!