WWF Japan Calling for Participants for "BEE" Next-Generation Environmental Leader Development Program

WWF Japan is recruiting participants for its "BEE" (Base for Environmental Entrepreneurs) program, a six-month initiative to develop next-generation environmental leaders. The program offers mentoring, networking, and support for business refinement in the environmental and sustainability sectors, aiming to achieve nature-positive and carbon-neutral goals.
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The Public Interest Incorporated Foundation World Wide Fund for Nature Japan (WWF Japan) is recruiting participants for the third cohort of its "BEE" (Base for Environmental Entrepreneurs) program, a next-generation environmental leader development program.

This six-month program supports participants in refining their businesses through mentoring from pioneers and experts active at the forefront of the environment and sustainability fields, connections with like-minded peers, networking to various resources for business growth, and assistance in creating scenarios for systemic change aimed at fundamental problem-solving.

Collective action (collaboration across fields, positions, and approaches) is indispensable for achieving nature-positive and carbon-neutral goals.

BEE welcomes next-generation leaders tackling environmental challenges from various perspectives and approaches. In addition to individuals who have started their own businesses, past participants include those developing businesses within corporations, government agencies, NPOs/NGOs, university students, and researchers. We look forward to many applications.

For details and application: https://www.wwf.or.jp/campaign/bee/
Watch the program in action: https://youtu.be/Vvva-V6NY1c?si=lMQ9ELLYBKlrl2S-

*Please also refer to the attached PDF file for guidance.

Application Deadline: May 17th (Sunday)

About WWF:

WWF is a conservation organization operating in over 100 countries, established in 1961. We work towards a future where humans and nature can live in harmony, undertaking activities such as restoring lost biodiversity and preventing global warming. https://www.wwf.or.jp