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The $300,000 One Health IPC and AMS Training Programme to support the design, implementation, and evaluation of quality improvement projects in antimicrobial stewardship and infection prevention and control.

Applications are now open for the Obama Foundation Leaders Program 2026, a global leadership development initiative designed to equip emerging changemakers with the values, tools, and networks needed to drive lasting, community-centered impact.

The Africa Agility is seeking applications for its African Girls in Tech – Cohort 9.0 to equip young African women ages (18 – 35) with cutting-edge hands-on tech training, mentorship, and real-world experience to unlock limitless global opportunities.

The Allan Gray Makers StartUp Academy is now accepting applications for its R3,000 Incubation Programme, an 8-month journey designed to equip young artisans with practical entrepreneurship skills and business support.

Aspiring entrepreneurs in Nigeria now have a fresh chance to strengthen their businesses through the €30,000 Orange Corners Nigeria Incubation Programme Cohort 14.

Applications are now open for the $10,000 2025 Technovation AI Ventures Accelerator, a free 12-week accelerator programme designed to fast-track young women from idea to investor-ready AI ventures.

If you run a small or medium-sized enterprise in East Africa and want to raise external investment or improve your financial systems, the MARKUP II Programme offers a six-month support initiative tailored for businesses ready to scale.

The fully funded initiative equips African girls with globally relevant digital and entrepreneurial skills, helping them build sustainable careers in technology and leadership.

The Founders and Leaders Academy (FLA) 1.0 is more than just a workshop. It’s a strategic gathering of industry experts, business leaders, investors, and ambitious professionals committed to building sustainable, scalable businesses and transformative leadership.

This nine-month programme supports early-career African women researchers dedicated to improving women’s health through data-driven research and innovation.