GEAF Ambassador Programme 2027

Overview The GEAF Ambassador Programme 2027 is a six-month international climate leadership initiative run by the Green Earth Action Foundation. It supports environmental changemakers who want to turn ideas into practical community action through training, mentorship, project planning, local implementation and global networking. The programme is online, but ambassadors implement local environmental projects in their communities. It is designed for people who can identify an environmental challenge, design a realistic response, mobilise local stakeholders, implement an activity, communicate results, and report outcomes. Who this is for This is most relevant for environmental advocates, climate activists, community organisers, sustainability professionals, students, NGO staff, early-career professionals and experienced changemakers who can commit time to a structured six-month programme. Organizer Green Earth Action Foundation (GEAF), an international nonprofit foundation headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland. Format and location Type: fellowship / ambassador programme. Location/format: online training and mentoring, with local project implementation in each ambassador's community. Timeline and key dates Programme period: early 2027 to summer 2027. Key implementation date: 29 April 2027, known as 4.29 Green Earth Action Day. Information session: 26 August 2026 at 2:00 PM Zurich time. Application review is described as rolling, with no fixed closing date published in the current source. Benefits and support highlighted Selected ambassadors may receive expert-led training, personalised mentorship, structured project support, approved local project funding, communication and visibility support, press/social media templates, guidance for implementation and reporting, and access to an international network of ambassadors and environmental leaders. Supported project areas - climate-smart agriculture advancement - environmental education and community empowerment - forestry and biodiversity protection - marine and water protection - waste management and pollution prevention - sustainability awareness and community mobilisation Programme responsibilities Ambassadors are expected to attend online sessions, participate actively, respect deadlines, communicate regularly, plan and implement an approved local environmental initiative, mobilise community members and partners, monitor results, collect evidence, submit reports, and uphold GEAF standards. Application process Read the official terms of reference, select a thematic area, develop a realistic local project concept, prepare the required documents, identify referees, complete the official application form, and monitor email for communication from the programme team. Documents and details to prepare - passport information page - current CV, usually up to 2 pages - motivation letter - project proposal with overview, goals, outcomes, timeline and budget - two suitable referees - reliable internet access and weekly availability - a realistic local environmental challenge and project idea

Eligibility Applicants should be at least 18 years old. The programme lists no upper age limit and is open to all nationalities. Applicants should have a strong understanding of sustainability and environmental justice, strong written and spoken communication skills, experience or interest in community outreach and local initiatives, and ability to complete the six-month programme. Language requirements are English or French, with basic English mandatory for all participants. Applicants need reliable internet access, availability for online sessions and meetings, and ability to commit approximately 5-10 hours per week. Selection considerations GEAF looks for motivation, commitment, leadership potential, project relevance, innovation, potential impact, feasibility, and alignment with values such as sustainability, inclusion, integrity, respect and environmental stewardship. Eligibility checklist - age 18 or above - no upper age limit; all nationalities listed as eligible - commitment to environmental action, climate leadership or sustainability - ability to communicate in English or French, with basic English required - reliable internet connection - 5-10 hours per week available for six months - local environmental project idea - passport page, CV, motivation letter and project proposal - willingness to attend sessions, implement locally, monitor results and report Before you apply - read the official terms of reference - confirm the current rolling application status - prepare a project proposal that is realistic within time and resources - confirm availability for the information session if useful - submit only through the official application portal