Description
The BCDI 2030 Program, funded by Global Affairs Canada, aims to reduce inequalities and advance the UN Sustainable Development Goals by providing high-quality education and training opportunities in Canada. Running from 2022 to 2030, the program offers approximately 600 scholarships—with at least 51% allocated to women—for citizens of 26 partner countries. It focuses on vocational and technical training, higher education, and skills development to enhance employment and community impact.
Key Features:
Study in Canada: Scholarships cover tuition, travel, and living costs. Empowerment: Scholars gain skills to drive social/economic change in home countries post-study. SDG Alignment: Priorities include gender equality, climate action, and inclusive growth.
How to Apply:
- Check eligibility via the official BCDI 2030 website (search for "BCDI 2030").
- Applications typically open 1–2 years before intake (e.g., 2030 intake details likely released in 2028/29).
- Required documents may include:
- Proof of citizenship (eligible country).
- Academic transcripts/certificates.
- Letter of intent aligning with SDGs.
- Gender equity considerations (if applicable). BCDI 2030 aims to ensure that women and men have inclusive and equitable access to a wide range of learning opportunities.
Post-Scholarship Commitment
Scholars must return home to contribute to local development.
Individuals cannot apply directly to the BCDI 2030 program. Candidates must apply to their international partners.
To find out more, please explore their project and contact the resource persons identified for each of the Canadian scholarship projects.
For more information, visit bcdi2030.ca.
BCDI 2030 aims to ensure that women and men have inclusive and equitable access to a wide range of learning opportunities.
For more information, contact the scholarship administrator by Email at info@bcdi2030.ca.
Review the frequently asked questions about the program: FAQs - BCDI 2030
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