Islamabad: The Center for Inclusive Policy (CIP) is inviting applications for its fellowship program designed to empower people with disabilities from low- and middle-income countries. This program is committed to supporting these individuals in enhancing their expertise in inclusive policy and policy research, particularly in fields that bolster the rights of people with disabilities.

According to Pak NGOs, the CIP fellowship aims to integrate individuals into global policy discourse, offering financial support, mentorship, and hands-on training. Successful candidates will receive a monthly grant, participate in specialized training sessions on social protection policies, and engage directly with ongoing CIP projects. This initiative underscores the importance of inclusive practices in policy-making and the need for those affected by policies to be central to the creation and analysis process.