COP31 CCMP Reporting Fellowship 2026 in Türkiye
By Admin A fully funded opportunity for journalists from developing countries to attend and report from the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP31) in Antalya, Türkiye. The fellowship will take place from 9–20 November 2026 and is designed to support journalists covering one of the world’s most important climate events. Participants will have the opportunity to report on global climate discussions, interview experts, and share impactful stories with audiences worldwide.
One of the best aspects of this fellowship is that there is no application fee and no IELTS or other language test requirement, making it accessible to talented journalists from diverse backgrounds.
Why Apply for the COP31 CCMP Reporting Fellowship?
Climate change remains one of the most pressing global challenges of our time, and quality journalism plays a crucial role in informing the public and holding decision-makers accountable. Through this fellowship, participants will gain firsthand access to international climate negotiations, policy discussions, and key stakeholders involved in shaping the future of climate action.
The program is organized by the Climate Change Media Partnership (CCMP), a collaboration between the Earth Journalism Network (EJN) and the Stanley Center for Peace and Security. Since its launch in 2007, the fellowship has helped hundreds of journalists strengthen their climate reporting and expand their global perspectives.
Quick Overview
Host Country: Türkiye
Program Type: Journalism Fellowship
Event: COP31 United Nations Climate Change Conference
Organizers: Climate Change Media Partnership (CCMP)
Duration: 9–20 November 2026
Funding Type: Fully Funded
Application Deadline: 17 June 2026
Fellowship Benefits:
- Round-trip international airfare
- Free accommodation during the conference
- Daily stipend for meals and personal expenses
- Visa cost reimbursement
- Travel insurance coverage
- Local transportation support
- Mentorship from experienced climate journalists
- Access to global climate discussions and negotiations
- Opportunities to interview experts and policymakers
- Networking with journalists from around the world
To be eligible for the COP31 CCMP Reporting Fellowship 2026, applicants must:
- Be a journalist from an eligible low- or middle-income country
- Have previous experience reporting on climate change, environmental issues, or climate policy
- Be available to attend the entire conference in Antalya
- Possess strong English communication skills
- Submit a support letter from an editor, producer, supervisor, or media organization
- Provide a short video outlining their proposed COP31 coverage plan
- Submit at least three recent climate-related work samples
Applicants should prepare the following documents:
Updated CV or resume
Support letter from an editor or media organization
Short video (maximum 2 minutes) describing planned COP31 coverage
Three recent climate-related journalism samples
Completed online application form
Follow these steps to submit your application:
1. Visit the official CCMP Reporting Fellowship website.
2. Create an account or log in.
3. Complete the online application form.
4. Upload all required documents and work samples.
5. Submit your support letter and video statement.
6. Carefully review your application before final submission.
Application Deadline: The last date to apply for the COP31 CCMP Reporting Fellowship is 17th June, 2026.
