Improved Foods Scholarship – Supported By DSM

The Improved Foods Scholarship, supported by DSM, is for young leaders from countries including India who are working to improve nutrition and combat malnutrition. This scholarship is part of the One Young World Summit initiative and builds on the Africa Improved Foods (AIF) partnership. AIF is a public-private collaboration involving DSM, IFC, CDC, FMO, the Government of Rwanda, and the World Food Programme.

The scholarship supports those delivering nutritional solutions in their communities, aligning with DSM/AIF's expansion goals to more countries.

Open to young leaders from Kenya, Nigeria, Egypt, Tanzania, Zambia, Ghana, India, and Bangladesh. Applicants should be actively involved in initiatives addressing malnutrition or food security. There are no strict academic or income criteria, but candidates must demonstrate leadership and commitment to nutritional improvement in their region.

Visit the official One Young World website and locate the Improved Foods Scholarship page. Follow the application instructions provided, which typically include submitting a personal statement, resume, and details of your nutritional or food security initiative. Ensure all documents are prepared as per the guidelines before the deadline listed on the official page.