Together with the University of Cambridge, the Commonwealth Secretariat is hosting a virtual Policy Boot Camp for young people, to support government investment in sustainable youth development across small states.
The event will take place online on May 28, 2021 from 12pm to 4pm BST. Convert this time for your geography here.
Young people are invited to register for the four-hour Boot Camp, which is designed to help Small State governments find better ways to finance youth development initiatives.
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Commonwealth Small States Youth Climate Policy Boot Camp with the University of Cambridge
Aim and Benefits of Commonwealth Small States Youth Climate Policy Boot Camp with the University of Cambridge
You will join national leaders and policy experts to:
- learn and practice systems thinking techniques while finding real world policy solutions
- learn about systems thinking tools
- be a policy thinker for Small State governments (national leaders will be part of the Bootcamp)
- make connections with experts, people in government and in the private sector, as well as with each other
- meet an exciting team from the University of Cambridge
Requirements for Commonwealth Small States Youth Climate Policy Boot Camp with the University of Cambridge Qualification
To apply please ensure you are within the following requirements:
- Aged between 15-35
- Citizen of a Commonwealth country
- Interested in finding better solutions for governments so they can help spend more time, money and energy on improving the lives of youth in Small States
- Keen on learning about the policymaking process and informing real-world policies to support Small States
- Eager to apply systems thinking techniques to tackle complex decision making challenges
- Available for four hours of undivided attention on the date of the Boot Camp
Application Deadline
May 14, 2021How to Apply
Interested and qualified? Go to
The Commonwealth on docs.google.com to apply
For more details, visit Commonwealth website.