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UNESCO » Natural Sciences » Environment » Ecological Sciences » Man and Biosphere Programme » Awards and Prizes » MAB Young Scientists Awards

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How to Apply?

How to apply for MAB Young Scientists Awards
Application forms for 2018 MAB Young Scientists Awards Scheme available here:

  • English (Word / Pdf)

Note that applications must be received by UNESCO no later than 15 December 2017 to be eligible.

 

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