The German Marshall Fund is accepting application from government and nonprofit leaders to spend two to six months in Europe researching innovative approaches to urban/regional challenges as part of its Comparative Domestic Policy program.

Applications are due March 15 and should focus on issues related to urban sustainability, education and workforce development, affordable housing/cost of living and combating social exclusion. Fellows will be based in Turin, Italy but must travel to two other cities or regions during the fellowship.

Additional information on the program and application requirements is available at http://gmfus.org/template/page.cfm?page_id=212.