One Young World-Holcim Building for Peace Scholarship 2025 (Fully Funded to attend the OYW2025 Summit in Munich, Germany.)

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Application Deadline: 27 May 2025

Applications are actually open for the 2025 One Young World-Holcim Building for Peace Scholarship. The programme will allow an interdisciplinary cohort of 5 younger leaders to take part in the upcoming One Young World Summit 2025 in Munich as part of Holcim’s international delegation. In specific, this scholarship will help younger leaders who’re making an impression in one in all the following areas:
 

• Deploying disruptive AI applied sciences for sustainable development e.g. bettering operational effectivity, materials choice, waste administration, environmentally-friendly constructing designs, or vitality effectivity.

• Employing AI options for city resilience e.g. in catastrophe prediction and administration, visitors administration methods, infrastructure upkeep, or local weather adaptation planning.

Ensuring the accountable deployment of AI in city growth, e.g. by establishing regulatory and coverage frameworks, group engagement and consciousness initiatives, or fostering interdisciplinary collaboration.

Benefits

Scholars will obtain: 

• Access to the One Young World Summit 2025 in Munich, Germany, which takes place from 3 – 6 November 2025.
• Hotel lodging in Munich between 2 – 6 November (inclusive).
• Travel to and from Munich (economic system).
• All meals lined (consists of breakfast, lunch and dinner on convention days).
• Ground transport which may be required between Summit lodging and the Summit venue.
• Pre-programme in Munich.

Eligibility Criteria 

Eligible candidates will probably be: 

• Aged 18 – 30. 
• Making a constructive impression in one in all the scholarship’s three focus areas:
  • Deploying AI applied sciences for sustainable development;
  • Employing AI options for city resilience;
  • Responsible deployment of synthetic intelligence in city growth.

For More Information:

Visit the Official Webpage of the One Young World-Holcim Building for Peace Scholarship