Applications for the AquayaLEARN Fellowship Program for 2024 are now being accepted.A nonprofit research and consultancy group called the Aquaya Institute (abbreviated “Aquaya”) is committed to improving global health by providing everyone with access to clean water, sanitary conditions, and good hygiene (WASH).
African students and young professionals may work with Aquaya’s research team to create and implement cutting-edge water and sanitation solutions through the AquayaLEARN Fellowship.
The offices in Nairobi, Kenya, or Accra, Ghana, will serve as the fellows’ bases.
2024 Programs:
Aquaya’s WaterTRACS program focuses on three key areas: monitoring water quality, conducting research to translate data into action, and strengthening the capacity of water sector stakeholders. Through these activities, WaterTRACS aims to address the pressing needs of water quality management. One opening in Ghana supporting fieldwork.
Benefits:
Fellows will receive the following support:
- Coverage of travel expenses (including a round-trip to Nairobi or Accra, as applicable, and research-related travel).
- A stipend for lodging and additional living expenses.
Eligibility:
The following qualifications are necessary for this position except as noted:
- Pursuit of an MSc or PhD from a Kenyan or Ghanaian university specializing in public health, environmental resources management, urban planning, or other relevant discipline.
- Eligibility to obtain the legal right to work in Ghana or Kenya.
- Fluency in English.
- A passion for applying science and technology to solve fundamental development challenges.
Application:
- Please submit your resume via e-mail to aquayalearn@aquaya.org along with a thoughtful cover letter. Applications will be accepted until May 31.
- In your cover letter, please explain why you are interested in the AquayaLEARN Fellowship and specify your preferred program (WaterTRACS, Water Quality Assurance Fund, Project W).
