Independent Evaluation Unit IEU Internship

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• Support the analysis and administration related to independent evaluations undertaken by the IEU. This will include support for the synthesis of qualitative reports and evaluative evidence.
• Provide support for data analysis, particularly qualitative data collection and coding. This will be done primarily with the IEU DataLab.   
• Assist the IEU in finding relevant literature, keep up to date on emerging trends, standards and procedure papers and their compilation and socialization, as well as on climate change-related reports and news, as well as summarize these as required.
• Assist and support the IEU’s external relations function to effectively communicate the IEU’s objectives to both internal and external stakeholders.
• Provide support to the learning, synthesis, and communications-related tasks of the IEU, as per the Unit’s 2024 work plan.
• Support any additional analytical, operational, and administrative tasks as assigned by the Head of the IEU or designated primary supervisor.
• Perform other related duties as required.

• Currently enrolled in a PhD/masters programme or recently graduated;
• Knowledge of conducting research methods, in particular, qualitative data analysis and synthesis;
• Demonstrable experience in studying and applying dimensions of environmental policy and evaluation;
• Knowledge of international organizations, development agencies, government, private sector, or non-profit sector;
• Experience working with colleagues from different functions and cultures. Proven ability to work well within a team environment;
• Mature judgment and commitment to confidentiality;
• Excellent writing skills and capacity to record accurate minutes;
• Good analytical skills and be able to analyze documents and projects quickly and accurately;
• Proficiency in standard Microsoft Office software programs;
• Fluency in English is essential.

• Experience in a multilateral setting.
• Solid understanding of synthesis and systematic reviews. Previous experience working with evidence gap maps is highly desired.
• Computer skills and expert knowledge of industry-standard design software and tools, including proficiency in all Adobe Creative Suite, MS Office and other similar programmes.
• Knowledge of another United Nations language is an advantage
• Familiarity with and experience inusing qualitative methods and particular analysis
• An ability to be self-guided
• Familiarity or experience in policy or legal documents will be beneficial
• Familiarity or experience in communications and multimedia content creation will be beneficial

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