Three students from Azim Premji University are selected as fellows for the 2026 Avery Dennison Foundation EnviroChamp Fellowship. According to reports, the programme selects 10 fellows nationwide and is designed to support young women pursuing environmental sustainability. The selected students receive a USD 1,500 scholarship along with mentorship and professional development opportunities, including research, training and leadership development. The fellowship is implemented with the Institute of International Education.
The students’ proposed projects cover three areas of environmental concern: river pollution, light pollution and climate-resilient agriculture. While the announcements focus on the fellowship’s role in identifying and supporting early-stage sustainability work, both reports describe the same core details about the selection, the fellowship’s purpose, the support provided to fellows, and the themes of the students’ projects.
