FAQs
What are the main tasks that the Policy and Advocacy Intern will be responsible for?
The intern will be responsible for assisting with policy and advocacy work, supporting the collection and analysis of information related to policy and programme support, preparing infographics and factsheets, drafting social media posts, and providing administrative support to meetings and events.
What competencies are required for this internship?
The intern should demonstrate a commitment to UNDP's mission, vision, and values, cultural sensitivity, respect for the principles of the United Nations Charter, and motivation in the field of development. They should also possess exemplary planning and organizational skills, attention to detail, and the ability to work independently.
What education requirements are necessary for this internship?
The intern should be enrolled in a graduate school programme or have graduated with a university degree. Proficiency in written and spoken English is required, and knowledge of another UN language would be an asset.
What are the conditions of the internship?
The internship provides a monthly stipend in accordance with the UNDP Internship Policy. The intern is responsible for any additional costs associated with the internship, such as travel and housing. The purpose of the internship is to complement an intern's studies, and there is no expectation of employment at the end of the internship. Interns must provide their own laptop/notebook and are not considered staff members of UNDP.