United Nations DPoA MTR Journalism Fellowship 2027 in Qatar

UN DPoA MTR Journalism Fellowship 2027

United Nations DPoA MTR Journalism Fellowship 2027

Brief Description

The United Nations DPoA MTR Journalism Fellowship 2027 is an international reporting opportunity designed to elevate media voices from Least Developed Countries. If you are a reporter wanting to cover major global summits on the international stage, this UN fully funded fellowship Qatar program offers direct access to the 2027 Midterm Review of the Doha Programme of Action. As a selected fellow, you will report on critical global themes, from climate resilience to structural economic transformation, while building high-level networks in Doha, Qatar.

Name of Host Institution

The United Nations (Doha Programme of Action framework)

Requirements/Eligibility Criteria

  • Must be a national of one of the 44 Least Developed Countries and aged 18 years or older.
  • Must have at least two years of professional journalism experience.
  • Must produce work regularly published or broadcast by a recognized media outlet, working either on staff or as a freelancer.
  • Must be willing and able to travel to Doha for the duration of the Midterm Review and participate in all required briefings and programme activities.

Fellowship Benefits

Selected fellows will receive round-trip economy-class travel to Doha, a daily subsistence allowance for accommodation and meals per UN rules, entry to pre-conference orientation activities, and full access to exclusive briefings and networking sessions.

Deadline

Applications close on November 30, 2026.

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Q: Who qualifies to apply for the fellowship?

Applicants must be nationals of one of the 44 Least Developed Countries, aged 18 or older, with a minimum of two years of professional journalism experience.

Q: What costs does the fellowship cover?

The fellowship provides round-trip economy-class travel to Doha, Qatar, and a daily subsistence allowance covering accommodation and meals.

Q: What themes should reporting proposals focus on?

Proposals should engage with one or more of the six DPoA priority areas, including human capital, science and technology, structural transformation, international trade, climate change resilience, and global partnerships.


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