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[Closed] United Nations Youth Townhall in Heidelberg: Open Call for Participants

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The first UN Youth Townhall will bring over a thousand young people together with governments, United Nations entities, civil society and the private sector in Heidelberg, Germany, to turn dialogue on youth priorities into concrete commitments. Selection favours applicants active in grassroots organisations who have had little or no prior engagement with the UN, and a limited number of funded places is available through the same open call.

Event · United Nations Youth Office · Open worldwide · General

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