Get ready to meet the brightest female-led startups that are set to conquer the world, because the TiE Women 2026 competition is coming to turn ideas into reality!
Are you ready to take your business to the next level? Cascador ScaleUp 2026 is your exclusive opportunity to scale your venture and solidify your long-term impact.
Get creative and show Africa to the world with the Harambee Prize! In its 11th edition, the Harambee International Prize “Conveying Africa” invites you to share your unique vision of the continent.
Discover how ADEL 2026 is shaping future emerging Atlantic leaders and strengthening essential ties for a more prosperous future. Join us on this journey of innovation and cooperation in the Atlantic space!
Are you looking for **UWE PhD scholarships**? Discover how UWE Bristol offers a unique opportunity for researchers from Cape Verde with fully funded PhDs until 2026.
We launched the Ceiba Sustainability Seeds grant to support projects that promote tropical conservation and sustainable development in Cape Verde, protecting biodiversity and local communities. If you have an innovative project with impact, this grant could be the boost you need!
If you have a passion for justice and a special interest in the science of crime, the 2027 Criminology Law Scholarship is your gateway to excellent training. Discover how you can shape the future of security and the legal system in Cape Verde!
Applications for the **Kurt Schork Prize** are now open, and this is your opportunity to shine internationally with your journalism! If you are a Cape Verdean journalist telling stories that matter, this is your call.
If you are one of the many young social innovators in Cape Verde with an idea to change the world, the LEAP Africa program is the boost you need. Get ready to develop your project with top-level training, expert mentorship, and a supportive global community.
Discover the fantastic and exclusive **Kyoto Water Prize**, a unique opportunity to boost water resource management in Cape Verde and change lives.
