Climate Justice Research Intern (MEL)

Cordaid; Den Haag; Hybrid; EUR 5,400 - 5,800; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Internship allowance €500 monthly

Hybrid working at least 50%

Job summary

Cordaid is seeking an enthusiastic intern to support learning how climate change impacts our work from a humanitarian NGO perspective. The internship is 6 months, fixed term, 32 hours per week, in-person in The Hague, with a hybrid policy and an internship allowance of €500 based on a 36-hour week.

Work with the Climate Justice Community of Practice, map climate impacts on projects, gather data through interviews and surveys, and help produce lessons and recommendations for improved

Qualifications

• Master's degree student to start before/during internship.
• Proficiency in English and French is essential.
• Strong writing and analytical skills are required.
• Experience with both quantitative and qualitative research methods is preferred.
• Ability to manage multiple tasks in a small, multicultural team.

Responsibilities

• Support the Cordaid Climate Justice Community of Practice activities.
• Map how climate affects Cordaid projects with partners.
• Conduct literature research and data collection (interviews, focus groups, surveys).
• Contribute to writing and findings for COP31/COP32 Positioning Papers.
• Assist in organizing learning sessions and draft actionable lessons and recommendations for climate programming.

Skills

English proficiency

French proficiency

Excellent writing

Analytical skills

Multitasking

Teamwork

Education

Master's student

Relevant field studies

Job description

Cordaid is seeking an enthusiastic intern to support learning how climate change impacts our work from a humanitarian NGO perspective. The internship is 6 months, fixed term, 32 hours per week, in-person in The Hague, with a hybrid policy and an internship allowance of €500 based on a 36-hour week.

Work with the Climate Justice Community of Practice, map climate impacts on projects, gather data through interviews and surveys, and help produce lessons and recommendations for improved