For fellowship holders focussing on one of the key topics of CCP: participation in a professional event.Networking with other CCP Fellowship holders.Online / on site professional training in the fellow’s field of work, taking their individual and professional aims into account.Mentoring for the duration of the fellowship.Collaboration with a guest organisation from the CCP network, either on site or online.This includes the following support and offers: Primarily, CCP Fellowships promote civil society actors, strengthening them in their work. In addition, from 2019 to 2023, the following key topics will also be focussed on:Įxclusionary Criteria for the Application: students cannot participate in the programme. The applicant possesses further language skills, particularly German.įellowships are principally awarded to people working in one of the following fields:.A collaboration with an organisation in the target country is in progress or planned.The applicant can prove full-time experience in their field of work.The applicant has been or is socially engaged for the long term.The applicant is in good health for a longer stay abroad.Good written and spoken English skills.At least two years of proven professional experience or volunteer work in a civil society organisation in the country of origin.The applicant must be at least 23 years old at the time of the application.Persons, Advisory Councils and Executive Committee Publication Series 'Culture and Foreign Policy' Research Programme 'Culture and Foreign Policy' – ifa Research Programme Martin Roth Initiative

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