Safety and Health Work Fellowship Programme for Low or Lower-Middle Income Countries

Safety and Health Work Fellowship Programme for Low or Lower-Middle Income Countries

If you are a candidate from a low to lower-middle income economy, apply now for the Safety and Health Work Fellowship Programme.

The theme, Shaping change by collaborating for a healthier and safer world of work, reflects the necessity to hear and learn from voices from all corners of the globe.

Applying to be a fellow is your chance to contribute to a global conversation, have your voice heard, and share in the global exchange of work health and safety knowledge and experiences.

Fellowship Objectives

Provide opportunities to attend the Congress to people from low and lower-middle income economies to ensure global collaboration for a healthier and safer world of work

Develop the professional network

Promote safety and health preventative culture at the global level

Strengthen the capacity of fellows to improve safety and health at work in their communities

Provide the fellows with opportunities to exchange knowledge and ideas they can use in their own work

Bring diverse perspectives to the Congress through Fellows sharing their experiences

Implement measures to ensure balance in gender, developed and developing and region

Eligibility Criteria

Be from a low or lower-middle income economy as defined by the World Bank

Commit to travel to Sydney, Australia to attend the World Congress in person

Have experience in work health and safety (personal or professional)

Meet incoming and outgoing Australian visa eligibility requirements

Commit to attending the conference and sharing your experiences and perspectives

Answer an evaluation form following the conference

Fellowship inclusions

The Fellowship is non-transferable.

Successful In-Person Fellows Will Receive:

Return economy airfares direct to Sydney from your nearest international airport

Transport

costs for travel in your home country to the nearest international airport
Visa costs

A maximum of 5 nights' accommodation in Sydney from 26 November – 30 November 2023

A daily monetary allowance from 26 November – 30 November 2023 inclusive Return airport transfers (Sydney airport – accommodation – Sydney airport)

A ticket to the conference which includes all in-person conference entitlements and experiences.

Fellowships do not cover travel insurance and associated liability.

The organiser is not responsible for any mandatory quarantine fees.

The organiser is not responsible for arranging visas.

Successful Fellows must apply for visas themselves and adhere to all visa conditions while visiting Australia.

Travel and border responsibility rests with the individual arriving into Sydney, New South Wales.

Please visit the Australian Government Department of Health website for up-to-date information regarding international travel to Australia and COVID-19.

Application Deadline: 30th November 2022

How to Apply

Written applications can be made in English or French.

Written applications: a maximum of 100-word responses to each question

Candidates should address the questions and include examples in their submission.

By applying to the Fellowship Programme, you agree to these terms and conditions.

For more information and job application details, see: Safety and Health Work Fellowship Programme for Low or Lower-Middle Income Countries

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