University students and recent graduates interested in environmental sustainability, food security and social forestry have an opportunity to participate in an international learning programme in Bogor, Indonesia.
The International Program on Building Food System Resilience through Social Forestry – Batch 7 is organised by LATIN in collaboration with the Singapore University of Social Sciences (SUSS). The programme aims to bring together young people for practical learning, cross-cultural exchange and international collaboration focused on strengthening food system resilience through social forestry.
Applications are open to interested candidates, with a deadline of 24 October 2026.
About the International Social Forestry Programme
The programme focuses on the relationship between social forestry, environmental sustainability and resilient food systems. It offers participants an opportunity to explore how social forestry can contribute to sustainable natural resource management and food security.
Through field activities and collaboration with international participants, selected candidates can gain practical exposure to environmental and forestry-related issues while exchanging ideas and experiences with people from different backgrounds.
The programme may be particularly relevant to students and recent graduates seeking to deepen their understanding of sustainable development, environmental protection and community-based approaches to managing natural resources.
What Participants Will Gain
Participants can expect a learning experience that combines practical exposure with international engagement.
1. Cross-cultural learning
Participants will engage with individuals from different cultural and academic backgrounds, creating opportunities to exchange perspectives and learn from international experiences.
2. Hands-on field experience
The programme includes field activities that will allow participants to explore social forestry and related environmental issues beyond the classroom.
3. International exposure and networking
Participants will have opportunities to build connections with international peers and engage in collaborative learning.
4. Certificate of participation
Participants will receive a certificate of participation, which may support their academic and professional development.
5. Accommodation, meals and allowance
The announcement indicates that accommodation, meals and an allowance will be provided. However, it does not specify the allowance amount or clarify whether international travel, visa fees and other expenses are covered. Applicants should confirm these details with the organisers before making travel arrangements.
Programme Location
The International Program on Building Food System Resilience through Social Forestry – Batch 7 will take place in Bogor, Indonesia.
The programme provides an opportunity for participants to learn in an international setting and engage with practical questions surrounding forestry, environmental sustainability and food systems.
Who Can Apply?
The call invites active university students and fresh graduates who are interested in environmental issues, food security and social forestry.
Candidates with an interest in sustainable development, natural resource management, forestry, agriculture, environmental studies or related areas may find the programme relevant to their interests.
The announcement does not provide detailed eligibility criteria regarding nationality, academic disciplines, age limits or language proficiency. Interested applicants should consult the official programme information or contact LATIN to confirm the full requirements.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should review the programme information and application instructions through the link provided by the organisers.
Application link: https://bit.ly/SOCIALFORESTRY
Applicants who require further information can contact the organisers directly
- Phone: +62 813 1116 2045
Candidates are encouraged to confirm the programme requirements, selection process, allowance arrangements and any costs not covered before submitting an application.
Application Deadline
The application deadline for the International Program on Building Food System Resilience through Social Forestry – Batch 7 is 24 October 2026.
As the deadline is approaching, interested students and recent graduates should consult the official application link promptly to review the requirements and submit their applications on time.
Why Consider This Opportunity?
For young people interested in environmental sustainability and food security, the programme offers a chance to combine practical learning with international collaboration. Its focus on social forestry provides a platform to explore the connections between natural resource management, local communities and resilient food systems.
The provision of accommodation, meals and an allowance may also help participants manage some of the costs associated with taking part, although the extent of financial support should be confirmed with the organisers.
