LVC Learning Framework Intern - Hybrid, The Hague

Fair Finance Asia; Den Haag; Hybrid; EUR 4,600 - 5,500; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Commuting cost reimbursement

Hybrid work arrangement

On-site in The Hague (2 days/week)

Job summary

Oxfam Novib, housed under Seeds for Resilience in the GREEN unit, seeks an intern to support the Local Value Chain Learning Framework. You will build a simple, sustainable data management system to align evidence across Malawi, Niger and Uganda, enabling evidence-based improvements.

The role offers a hybrid arrangement with on-site presence in The Hague at least two days per week, and a 5-month period from February to June 2027. Fluency in English is required; French is a plus.

Qualifications

• Master’s student in a relevant field is required.
• Strong data management and research skills are essential.
• Excellent writing and ability to synthesize information are required.

Responsibilities

• Map existing evidence: review data, assessments, reports and findings; identify gaps.
• Develop a shared system: design a simple repository with tagging and metadata standards.
• Make learning continuous: create a concise learning log or tracker for actions and follow-up.
• Support learning products: contribute to blogs and briefs with traceable sources.
• Enable handover: draft a user guide and train team members on the system.
• Join team meetings and contribute to brainstorming sessions.

Skills

Data management

Qualitative & quantitative research

Synthesis and writing

Coordination & communication

English fluency

Education

Master’s student in food systems development or related field

Job description

Oxfam Novib, housed under Seeds for Resilience in the GREEN unit, seeks an intern to support the Local Value Chain Learning Framework. You will build a simple, sustainable data management system to align evidence across Malawi, Niger and Uganda, enabling evidence-based improvements.

The role offers a hybrid arrangement with on-site presence in The Hague at least two days per week, and a 5-month period from February to June 2027. Fluency in English is required; French is a plus.