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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), in partnership with the Democratising Education for Global Sustainability and Justice Programme at University of Cambridge, is again in 2026 offering 150 scholarships to professionals interested in advancing their knowledge in sustainable development law and policy. This capacity building initiative is designed to equip current and aspiring law and policy leaders with a comprehensive understanding of the legal frameworks and policies essential for implementing the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This action-oriented course delves into developments in law and policy related to the SDGs, providing learners with the knowledge to effectively implement and report on these goals at various governance levels, in alignment with the 2030 Agenda. A significant component of the program focuses on the Paris Agreement, exploring its mechanisms and the role of law in scaling up implementation worldwide and in learners' jurisdictions. By examining the Paris Agreement, participants gain insights into international climate commitments and strategies for national implementation. Furthermore, this knowledge is instrumental in enhancing national capacity to meet transparency requirements, develop robust monitoring and reporting systems, and effectively implement Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) under the Paris Agreement. The program is delivered by global experts and reflects Cambridge's commitment to academically rigorous standards, offering a learning experience that mirrors the university's values.

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