Intern (Private Sector Partnership) Job at World Food Programme

Intern (Private Sector Partnership) Job at World Food Programme… See details on how to apply for the opportunities available at World Food Programme.

Descriptions;

Responsibilities:

• Working together with the partnerships officer, she/he will be responsible for coordinating the landscape analysis process, including all phases from scope definition to reporting, and using inputs from technical units, working closely with various units.
• Following the landscape mapping exercise, shortlist strategic leads that have an overlap with WFP with regards to activities, goals, priorities or areas of interest.
• • This should include completing detailed research and analysis of private sector partners’ corporate responsibility agendas, utilizing primary and secondary methods such as interviews and desk research, to generate insights and develop recommendations.
  • This should include information, where possible, on the prospective company’s advocacy priorities, ensuring that this also potentially aligns with WFP’s priority advocacy agenda in each respective country office.
• Informed by the landscape analysis, support the partnerships officer with developing the strategic vision, objectives, and key results for the regional partnership plan, and maintain alignment to both regional priorities and the WFP corporate strategy.
• Collaborate with WFP stakeholders to integrate their knowledge and experiences into the analysis to proactively address learnings.
• Report on the progress, achievements, challenges, and successes during and after the landscape analysis after the strategy has been submitted.

Qualifications:

• Currently enrolled in an undergraduate programme (for example, Bachelor’s degree) and have completed at least two years of the programme as well as have attended classes in the last 12 months;
• Currently enrolled in a graduate programme (for example, Masters and have attended classes in the last 12 months
• Recent graduate (from an undergraduate or graduate programme) within six months prior to application to the internship and attended classes in the last 12 months of enrolment with the university.
• Working knowledge of English (proficiency/level C) is required.
• Preferred field of study: Business Studies, Political Science, International Development, Development Economics, International Relations, Law, Marketing, Communications or other related fields.
• Fluency (Level C) in both oral and written English Language and Fluency in Kiswahili.