Local Pathways Fellowship 2024 Graduates
This past December, the Local Pathways Fellowship celebrated the graduation of its 2024 cohort. These incredible individuals, representing diverse regions worldwide, have successfully completed the program. Their commitment to driving impactful change and advancing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in their respective communities has been nothing short of inspiring.
Throughout the year-long program, fellows were equipped with tools, skills, and resources to tackle complex challenges within their local contexts. This cohort worked on exciting project and developed a cities solutions report addressing issues of tech, housing and finance. From attending webinars and completing rigorous coursework to designing and implementing transformative projects, these graduates showcased exceptional dedication and innovation.
The fellowship not only amplified their ability to create real-world solutions but also fostered a global network of like-minded individuals passionate about sustainable development. We are thrilled to spotlight these changemakers and their cities of residence:
1. Alexander Drahos – Athens, Georgia, United States
2. Cedric Mahutondji Agbessi – Cove City, Benin Republic
3. Akriti Shrivastava – Gurgaon, India
4. Anuja Harale – New Delhi, India
5.Bahar Melisa Yildiran – Weimar, Germany
6.Christopher Arrey Tarh-Ebai – Yaoundé, Cameroon
7.Cynthia Cherotich – Nairobi, Kenya
8.Frank Koomson – Accra, Ghana
9.Ghurni Bhattacharya – Bielefeld, Germany
10.Hitakshi Agrawal – Jersey City, United States
11.Jake Goodman – Rockville, Maryland, United States
12.James Jung – Washington, DC, United States
13.Garima Jasrotia – Varanasi, India
14.Jaya Ghimire – Kathmandu, Nepal
15.Kritika Sharma – Chandigarh, India
16.Maitri Pujara – New York City, United States
17.Maryam Alfakhrey – Mosul, Iraq
18.Muskaan Shrivastava – New Delhi, India
19.Samuel Appiah Ofori – Accra, Ghana
20.Sweta Singh – Mumbai, India
21.Vinay Katariya – Mumbai, India
22.God'sLove-Divine Ngbechukwuyem – Calabar, Nigeria
23.Alexandra Perez – Kimbiri, Peru
24.Anagha Nabar – Mumbai, India
25.Ashlesha Howal – Mumbai, India
26.Bourgeois Binwa – Kinshasa, DR Congo
27.Oishika Basak – Rotterdam, Netherlands
28.Prianka Bali – Mumbai, India
29.Treaser Nyirenda – Lusaka, Zambia
30.Rethabile Tsenki – Maseru, Lesotho
31.Brathikan Vijayamohan Mankayarkarasi – Edinburgh, United Kingdom
32.Diana Dobrin – Bucharest, Romania
33.Laughter Atanda – Oye-Ekiti, Nigeria
34.Rovena Yazhini Wilson – The Hague, Netherlands
35.Rumbidzai Royanna Muyambo – Cape Town, South Africa
36.Mrinal Patil – Mumbai, India
37.Esther Karanja – Nairobi, Kenya
38.Karin Vigonich – Lund, Sweden
39.Marianna Massaroni – Caracas, Venezuela
40.Siham Kamil – Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
41.Dilip Pareek – Milan, Italy
42.Mayra Alejandra Hinostroza Cute – Chao, Peru
43.Yvonne Mose – Kisii, Kenya
These graduates are now part of a thriving global community of changemakers, ready to lead initiatives, influence policies, and make strides toward the SDGs in their regions. We congratulate them for their incredible work and look forward to seeing the impactful change they will continue to create.