Gender Responsive Agriculture Systems Policy (GRASP) Fellowship 2025

The GRASP Fellowship is a policy fellowship program to develop a network of African women policy professionals from diverse disciplines to drive gender-responsive agri-food policy change in sub-Saharan Africa. Fellows receive customized training in leadership, negotiations, gender, and agrifood systems policy, along with mentoring and peer learning. They also design and implement policy innovation projects applying their learnings to policies of their choice.

Customized leadership, negotiation, gender and policy training; mentoring, coaching, peer learning; hands-on policy project experience.

Open to African women with at least a master’s degree in a relevant discipline and at least ten years of experience in agrifood systems; residents of Africa for the entire duration; nationality restrictions apply to specific countries; proficient in English.

Apply via the provided online form link.