Call for Applications: AYFICE COP31 Youth Delegate Program 2026 is open to Australian citizens aged 18–35 interested in climate change and representing Australia at COP31.
About the AYFICE COP31 Youth Delegate Program
The AYFICE COP31 Youth Delegate Program 2026 provides an opportunity for young Australians interested in climate change to participate in international climate negotiations and represent their country and community.
The programme is funded through the COP31 Travel Support Grant awarded by Australia’s Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water.
Eligibility Requirements
Applicants must:
- Be an Australian citizen aged between 18 and 35.
- Have a strong interest in addressing climate change.
- Have a passport with at least six months’ validity.
- Commit to attending COP31 for at least one week.
- Participate in online up-skilling workshops before COP31.
- Represent Australia and AYFICE professionally during COP31.
Previous experience working or volunteering in the climate sector is desirable but not essential.
Program Commitments
Selected participants will be expected to attend COP31 for at least one week and participate in preparatory online workshops. They will also be expected to maintain professional standards while representing Australia and AYFICE.
The supplied information does not provide the exact amount of financial support or the full details of other benefits. Applicants should check the official application information for these details.
How to Apply
Applications are currently open. Eligible Australian citizens should use the AYFICE application page and review all requirements before submitting an application.
FAQ – People Also Ask
Who can apply for the AYFICE COP31 Youth Delegate Program?
Australian citizens aged 18–35 who meet the programme requirements can apply.
Is climate experience required?
No. Climate-related work or volunteering experience is desirable but not essential.
How long must delegates attend COP31?
Applicants must commit to attending COP31 for at least one week.
Do applicants need a passport?
Yes. Applicants must have a passport with at least six months of validity.
Is financial support available?
Yes. The programme is funded through a COP31 Travel Support Grant. The supplied source does not state the exact amount of financial support.
Final Thoughts
The AYFICE COP31 Youth Delegate Program offers eligible young Australians an opportunity to participate in international climate negotiations and represent Australia and AYFICE at COP31. Applicants should review the official application information for the latest details on financial support, workshops and application requirements.
Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only. We are not affiliated with AYFICE, COP31, or the Australian Government and are only sharing the opportunity. Applicants should verify all details with the official programme before applying.
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