How can you make a difference?
Under the guidance and supervision of her/his supervisor, the intern will :
Support knowledge management activities relevant to private sector engagement, including the documentation of good examples in engaging with the private sector strategically aligned with the prorgamme priorities at their country offices.
Support internal and external communications on private sector engagement activities and strategies jointly with the communications team at the regional office utilizing various channels such as websites, social media and SharePoint collaboration sites.
Supporting the production of advocacy documents targeted to business audience on key topics such as ESG, climate change, Child Rights and Business issues, etc.
Prepare briefings, one-pagers and presentation materials as needed
Support the engagement with a particular industry (to be defined) with relevant UNCIEF colleagues such as extractives, ICT, agribusiness, etc.
Support other activities related to business engagement and capacity building initiatives needed/requested by the Corporate Alliances Specialist.
Some learning components of this internship also include:
Improving knowledge on child rights and business
Understanding of how to engage with business to accelerate outcomes for children
Improving understanding of UNICEF’s activities, policies and organization
Improving organization, communication and coordination skills
To qualify as an advocate for every child you must
Be enrolled in a graduate degree programme or have graduated within the past two years in business, marketing, corporate social responsibility, sustainaiblity, economics or similar discipline. Applications should be supported by the latest academic transcript or graduation certificate or reference letter from an academic supervisor.
Be able and willing to take on the internship remotely on a full-time basis for the internship duration.
Be fluent in English. Knowledge of a second United Nations an asset (Some countries in the region have Portuguese and French as their official language).
Have strong analytical and writing abilities, attention to detail and familiarity with Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint.
Have strong communication skills, written English skills, and ability to write clearly, succinctly and for a variety of audiences.
Have interest in UNICEF mandate and its work on business issues and human rights.
Any relevant work or volunteer experience particularly in Africa will be considered an asset.
Core Competencies
Builds and maintains partnership
Demonstrates self-awareness and ethical awareness
Drive to achieve results for impact
Innovates and embraces change
Manages ambiguity and complexity
Thinks and acts strategically
Works collaboratively with others
Apply via :
jobs.unicef.org
