Are you a climate activist from the Global South looking to make a real impact at the international level? The Bonn Climate Camp Bridge 2026 is now accepting applications from groups and NGOs working on climate justice. This unique opportunity provides financial support for selected advocates to attend the SB64 negotiations in Bonn, Germany, and participate in a vibrant community of changemakers. If you’re passionate about climate action and eager to connect with global peers, don’t miss this chance to apply online before the deadline.
About the Bonn Climate Camp Bridge 2026
- Host Country: Germany
- Duration: During the SB64 negotiations (exact dates to be confirmed)
- Dates: To be announced (aligned with SB64 session in Bonn)
- Benefits: Fully funded travel (flight tickets, travel health insurance, daily allowances), access to workshops, grassroots organizing, creative sessions, and networking with international climate advocates. Accommodation is available through a Bed Exchange program (separate application required).
- Deadline: March 31st, 2026, 11:59 PM GMT
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Financial Benefits
- Flight tickets to Bonn (provided directly by BCC)
- Travel health insurance (arranged by BCC)
- Daily allowances for the duration of the program
- Free accommodation through the Bed Exchange program (application required once open)
- Access to workshops, strategy sessions, and networking opportunities
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Program Theme
The Bonn Climate Camp Bridge 2026 centers on climate justice and its intersections with policy, Indigenous rights, sustainable solutions, and systemic injustices. The camp serves as a collaborative space for civil society actors to strategize, share experiences, and plan actions during the SB64 negotiations. Participants will engage in interactive sessions, workshops, and creative activities, fostering a strong network of grassroots climate advocates.
Eligibility Criteria
- Nationality: Groups (initiatives or established NGOs) based in the Global South
- Age: At least one nominee under 30 years old
- Background: Groups working on climate justice and related intersections
- Requirements:
- Each group may nominate two participants
- Nominees must be active members with a proven record of local engagement
- At least one nominee must not have attended a UNFCCC COP before
- At least one nominee must identify as non-male
- Priority given to nominees with disabilities (visible or invisible)
- Nominees must be available to participate actively in the camp and support its activities
- Willingness to provide feedback, testimonies, or documentation after the camp
- Each group is responsible for securing their own SB64 accreditation
How to Apply for the Bonn Climate Camp Bridge 2026?
To apply, your organization must fill out the official application form online. Ensure you meet all eligibility criteria and prepare to nominate two representatives. For more information and updates, visit the official Bonn Climate Camp website or contact the team at contact@bonnclimatecamp.org.
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