South Pacific Regional Fisheries Management Organisation

  • Home
  • About SPRFMO
  • Meetings
  • Measures
  • Science
  • Data
  • Cooperation
  • News
  • Contacts
  • Member login

Home > News » Archive News » UN-The Nippon Foundation Strategic Fellowship Programme

News

  • Current News

  • Archive News

Latest Headlines
  • Vacancy: NPFC Compliance Manager
  • Vacancy: NAFO Executive Secretary
  • UN-The Nippon Foundation Strategic Fellowship Programme
  • 10th SPRFMO Annual Meeting (COMM10)
  • Vacancy: CCSBT Executive Secretary
  • FAO RSN Magazine n.20 "Beyond COVID-19"
  • Introducing new SPRFMO Data Manager
  • Vacancy: CCAMLR Data and Information Systems Manager
  • Full Report of the SPRFMO SC9 available
  • Job opening: Executive Director of the NPAFC
  • Vacancy: NPFC Executive Secretary
  • COMM9 Meeting Report now available
  • Vacancy: SPRFMO Data Manager
  • Award presented to Dr Jim Ianelli
  • 9th SPRFMO Annual Meeting
  • SPRFMO Welcomes new Compliance Manager
  • SPRFMO in the time of Covid-19
  • SPRFMO SC8 meeting was held virtually
  • SIOFA SC Chairperson Vacancy
  • FAO RSN Magazine n.19 "Chronicles from the Secretariats"
  • Changes in the SPRFMO Secretariat
  • ABNJ Dialogue Workshop Summary
  • Vacancy: SPRFMO Executive Secretary
  • NY Times Article on Management of Squid
  • FAO Global Assessment of COVID-19 Impacts on Fisheries Management
  • Vacancy: SPRFMO Compliance Manager
  • FAO Technical Paper 651
  • 8th Annual SPRFMO Meeting
  • Request for Proposal for NPFC VMS
  • Job Opportunity at CCAMLR
  • New VMS and Compliance Manager
  • Successful SC7 - Reports available
  • 7th meeting of the Scientific Committee
  • FAO International Symposium on Fisheries Sustainability
  • SPRFMO-FIRMS Partnership Agreement signed
  • 2nd Meeting of the Parties PSMA
  • SPRFMO Executive Secretary at ICSP14
  • Habitat Monitoring WG first meeting
  • Ambassador of Peru visits the SPRFMO Secretariat
  • RSN Newsletter now a Magazine
  • Deep Seas Fisheries Rights Based Management Workshop
  • SPRFMO Participation at STRONG High Seas Project ABNJ Workshop
  • OECD reports on IUU fishing
  • SPRFMO-CCAMLR Arrangement signed
  • Call for Proposals Observer Programme Accreditation Evaluator
  • SPRFMO-REDPESCA INDNR LAC Memorandum of Understanding
  • SPRFMO-CPPS Memorandum of Understanding
  • 7th Commission Meeting, The Hague, The Netherlands
  • Report of the SPRFMO Performance Review
  • Innovation in the Decision-Making Process of the RFMO's
  • 6th SC meeting (SC6)
  • 6th Global Fisheries Enforcement Training Workshop (GFETW)
  • Vacancy/Call of Interest Announcements
  • New SPRFMO Executive Secretary
  • 6th SC workshop - Jack mackerel assessment
  • How Smart Science Stopped a Pacific Fishery's Collapse
  • 6th Commission Meeting, Lima, Peru
  • VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT: SPRFMO EXECUTIVE SECRETARY
  • 5th SC meeting in China
  • SPRFMO-SC 3rd workshop (Deep Water)
  • Jack mackerel WS 2017
  • IT Manager Job Vacancy
  • USA becomes a Full Member of SPRFMO
  • 5th Commission Meeting
  • 4th Scientific Committee
  • Accounting and Office Administrator
  • VMS - Call for Proposals
  • 4th Commission Meeting
  • Bienvenido, Peru
  • Our Ocean 2015 Conference in Chile
  • 3rd Scientific Committee concluded
  • Bienvenido, Ecuador
  • Law of the Sea Tribunal Advisory Opinion
  • 20th Anniversary of UNFSA
  • Remembering Robin
  • 2015 SPRFMO IUU List
  • 3rd Commission Meeting
  • 2nd Scientific Committee Meeting
  • SPRFMO Domain
  • 2nd Commission Meeting
  • Republic of Vanuatu
  • 1st Scientific Committee Meeting
  • Recruitment of an Executive Secretary
  • Russian Federation accepts Recommendations
  • Review Panel Findings
  • People's Republic of China's Approval
  • Establishment of Review Panel
  • New Employee
  • Objection to CMM 1.01
  • Website Updates
  • 1st Commission Meeting Report
  • Registration for 1st Commission Meeting
  • Convention to enter into Force
  • Registration for SWG and D&IWG available
  • Chilean Ratification
  • Russian Federation Approval
  • 11th SWG and 10th D&IWG
  • Korean Ratification
  • Australian Ratification
  • 3rd Session of the Preparatory Conference
  • European Union Approval
  • Australian BFIA
  • 10th SWG and 9th D&IWG Meeting
  • The Russian Federation and the Republic of Cuba Sign Convention at Cali Meeting
  • Colombia: Information for Delegates
  • Status of Convention
  • Preparatory Conference
  • Registrations Open for PrepCon 1
  • First session of the Preparatory Conference
  • Signature of Convention
  • Adoption of the SPRFMO Convention Text
  • 8th Meeting Registration
  • 8th Meeting Accommodation
  • 8th Meeting
  • Latest Postings
  • Website Upgrade
  • Interim Secretariat Executive Secretary announced
  • Interim Secretariat Executive Secretary recruitment
  • Third International Meeting
  • Chair's second draft text distributed
  • Report of the Second International Meeting
  • Report of the First International Meeting
  • Chile commits to South Pacific Fisheries Management
  • South Pacific Fisheries to be protected
  • Australia moves to protect deep ocean habitats

Current News

  /  

Archive News

United Nations-The Nippon Foundation Strategic Fellowship Programme

2022-02-12

Call for applications for the 2022 Fellowship Programme

 

The Division for Ocean Affairs and the Law of the Sea of the Office of Legal Affairs of the United Nations (“OLA/DOALOS”), is now accepting applications for the 2022 session of the United Nations - The Nippon Foundation Strategic Fellowship Programme.  

The objective of the United Nations – The Nippon Foundation Strategic Fellowship is to assists developing States, particularly least developed countries, small island developing States and landlocked developing countries, to address identified critical needs in the implementation of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), and related instruments, as well as Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 14 and other related SDGs. The Fellowship is targeted at Government officials with limited background in ocean affairs and the law of the sea who are filling key positions in their Administration and who are tasked to address the needs referred to above.  

Selected Fellows participate in a four-month training programme based on a foundation curriculum, integrated by a highly customized individual curriculum developed in consultation with the nominating State, at OLA/DOALOS at United Nations Headquarters in New York.  

To qualify, candidates must:  

  • Be between the ages of 25 and 40  
  • Possess at least a first university degree or equivalent 
  • Demonstrate an ability to undertake advanced academic research and studies  
  • Be from a developing State  
  • Be Government officials dealing directly with critical issues related to sustainable development of oceans and seas (e.g. the implementation of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development; national and/or regional ocean policy; the establishment of maritime zones and/or the delimitation of maritime boundaries; coastal zone management; conservation and management of marine living resources; maritime transport and shipping; maritime security; the protection and preservation of the marine environment; and/or marine science). 

It is intended that 11 Fellowships will be offered in 2022.  

Additional information on the United Nations – The Nippon Foundation Strategic Fellowship is available on the Fellowship website https://www.un.org/oceancapacity/content/unnf-strategic-fellowship. 

The Fellowship website includes a detailed outline of the requisite qualifications, the application package, and further details on the Fellowship Programme. Candidates must complete the application package available by using the “APPLY NOW” button (https://www.un.org/oceancapacity/content/apply-now), including by transmitting the required documents to the following email address: doalos@un.org (with copy to vracar@un.org). 

The deadline for submitting the complete application package is 1 April 2022. Applicants should familiarize with the eligibility requirements and exclusively use the application forms made available on the website to apply for the Programme. Late or incomplete applications will not be considered. 

Awards will be communicated individually to successful candidates and then posted on the Fellowship website at the end of May 2022.  The Fellowship will take place between mid-August and mid-December 2022. While it is expected that the programme will be delivered in person, the final modalities of implementation will depend on the situation related to the global COVID-19 pandemic. 

OLA/DOALOS would appreciate if this notification could be widely disseminated through relevant networks to ensure a large and diverse pool of candidates. Nominating authorities are strongly encouraged to consider putting forward female candidates.

Back to top
  • Home /
  • Site Map /
  • /
  • Send Feedback