Job Overview
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Date PostedDecember 13, 2025
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Expiration dateMarch 31, 2026
Job Description
In line with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda, the Federal Ministry of Youth Development has officially reopened the Waste to Wealth Programme, now redesigned with improved structure, broader access, and stronger delivery systems.
This nationwide climate action initiative aims to train and empower 37,000 young Nigerians, equipping them with practical skills to build careers and businesses within the circular economy—transforming waste into income-generating, sustainable solutions that support national development.
The programme represents a major step toward job creation, environmental sustainability, and youth-led innovation across Nigeria.
Programme Summary
- Programme Type: Climate & Youth Empowerment Training
- Eligible Country: Nigeria
- Target Group: Nigerian Youth
- Benefits: Skills Training | Job Creation | Economic Empowerment
- Deadline: Not Specified
Who Can Apply?
Applicants must:
- Be a Nigerian citizen
- Have a strong interest in climate action, sustainability, or the circular economy
- Be willing to learn practical skills that can lead to employment or entrepreneurship
Programme Focus Areas
Participants will receive specialized, hands-on training across key sectors of the circular economy, including:
- Waste Recycling
- Upscaling & Upcycling
- Renewable Energy & Community Energy Solutions
- Ecopreneurship
- Biomass Solutions
- Electronic Waste (E-Waste) Management
Benefits of the Initiative
Successful participants will gain:
- Practical, industry-relevant training
- Skills to create sustainable income and jobs
- Opportunities to build careers in the green economy
- Knowledge to develop innovative solutions for environmental challenges
- Contribution to a cleaner and more sustainable Nigeria
Why This Programme Matters
The Youth Empowerment Initiative for Climate Action is designed to position Nigerian youth at the center of the country’s green transition, offering pathways into emerging climate-focused industries while addressing waste management challenges nationwide.