Agency for International Development (USAID)

Project Name                                                      Summary                                                                    Skills/Languages	Title	Summary	Agency	# Interns	Project Code	Required Languages	Required Skills	Description	Post Name	Country	Country of Focus	Additional Info	Created	Agency Id	Section	Id
L-USAID-USA-67 Strengthen data collection and results reporting to promote resilient food systems Seeking energetic and self-motivated e-intern to help strengthen data collection and results reporting for RFS programming Analytical writing, Data analysis, Editing and proofreading, Research, Writing	Strengthen data collection and results reporting to promote resilient food systems	Seeking energetic and self-motivated e-intern to help strengthen data collection and results reporting for RFS programming	Agency for International Development	2	L-USAID-USA-67		Analytical writing, Data analysis, Editing and proofreading, Research, Writing	The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) leads the U.S. Government’s international development and humanitarian efforts to save lives, reduce poverty, strengthen democratic governance, and help people progress beyond assistance. Headquartered in Washington, D.C., USAID has a 9,000 person global workforce. This VSFS position is located in the Program Office (PO) of USAID’s Bureau for Resilience and Food Security (RFS). RFS’ mission is to partner to advance inclusive agriculture-led growth, resilience, nutrition, and access to water and sanitation to accelerate and protect progress on the Journey to Self-Reliance. RFS oversees four high-level, integrated efforts in support of this mission: (1) Feed the Future, guided by the Global Food Security Strategy (GFSS), (2) the USAID Multi-Sector Nutrition Strategy, (3) the U.S. Global Water Strategy, and (4) efforts to increase resilience in areas of recurrent humanitarian crisis. The VSFS intern will work directly with the RFS Strategy, Planning, and Design (SPD) Team in collecting and analyzing data on the Bureau’s activities and helping to prepare summary narratives on activity results, which will inform the Bureau’s Program Performance Report (PPR) as well as Country Program Summaries (CPS). Specific assignments may include: *Working with activity managers overseeing RFS investments in food security, resilience, nutrition, and water to ensure timely and accurate collection of project data reported against performance monitoring indicators, and qualitative summaries of project performance. This will include conducting data quality reviews. *Assisting the SPD team in synthesizing quantitative data and narrative reports into larger summary performance reports. *Leading additional MEL special projects, as time permits and under the guidance of the Internship Supervisor. *Preparing a lessons learned brief at the end of the internship to provide the SPD Team with recommendations on what worked well with MEL reporting processes and suggestions for improvements. Benefits for the Intern: *Very flexible work schedule; *Specific, meaningful, and quality work experience; *Mentoring and networking opportunities; *Learn about the work done by USAID.		United States		This is a great opportunity for someone with an interest in gaining experience in international development, specifically in nutrition, food security, agriculture, resilience, and the water sectors. The VSFS intern must have the ability to work both independently and collaboratively on assigned tasks in a virtual environment. The intern must sign a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) prior to starting the internship stating that s/he will not share any data outside of USAID until USAID publicly releases the data. Students from all academic disciplines are welcome to apply.	2020-09-24 15:00:46	100		3546
USAID-USA-39 Accelerating Global Digital Literacy Conducting research, identifying partnerships, material synthesis, etc. to highlight promising digital literacy interventions for application in low-resource, developing country context and turning co... Analytical writing, Design thinking, Editing and proofreading, Graphic design, Research, Website design, Writing	Accelerating Global Digital Literacy	Conducting research, identifying partnerships, material synthesis, etc. to highlight promising digital literacy interventions for application in low-resource, developing country context and turning consolidated findings into concise print- and web-friendly materials for dissemination.	Agency for International Development	4	USAID-USA-39		Analytical writing, Design thinking, Editing and proofreading, Graphic design, Research, Website design, Writing	Highly motivated and energetic interns will be selected to conduct material review, analysis, synthesis, and new content creation for how digital literacy interventions can reach and support learners in formal and non-formal educational settings in developing countries. You'll have the opportunity to closely with international subject matter specialists at USAID, with consortia members of the mEducation Alliance, and with other international organizations focused on technology, education, and digital literacy..		United States		For more information about digital literacy focused activities, please visit the Mobiles for Education Alliance website at www.meducationalliance.org and see the 2019 event and resource pages. Also be familiar with USAID's Digital Strategy.	2020-05-07 17:51:37	100		2734
USAID-USA-7 Social Media Intern for USAID Social media internship with USAID's digital media management team. Cultural diplomacy, Editing and proofreading, Graphic design, Marketing, Social media management, Videography, Infographic design, Writing, Storytelling/blogging/vlogging	Social Media Intern for USAID	Social media internship with USAID's digital media management team.	Agency for International Development	3	USAID-USA-7		Cultural diplomacy, Editing and proofreading, Graphic design, Marketing, Social media management, Videography, Infographic design, Writing, Storytelling/blogging/vlogging	With over 2.5 million followers, USAID’s flagship social media accounts are a vital gateway with which to tell the story of our impact around the globe. The ideal intern will use their storytelling and graphic design skills to craft social media content for U.S. and international audiences. The social media intern will help collect, create, and draft content for each of our four platforms and will pro-actively seek opportunities to drive, join, or share ongoing digital conversations that relate to USAID strategic priority areas. Interns with graphic design and videography experience will also have the opportunity to create pictograms, GIFs, infographics, video snippets and other visuals. Your USAID supervisor is open to new ideas and will happily brainstorm new projects and ideas for our social platforms. What you can expect from this internship: - Weekly check-in calls where you will be tasked with new projects, and where you can ask any questions on the previous weeks content/projects - Progressive learning: you won't be doing mundane tasks, you will be doing a range of things that any communicator working as a social media manager would be doing in a regular job: drafting a content calendar, creating social media posts, designing graphics/pictograms, accessing data and metrics to inform best practices, writing and updating social media guides and more. - A mentor with 10+ years of international development experience, nine of which have been spent working at USAID - who cares about your progress as a communicator and will work with you to create valuable experiences and products that will have an impact on your resume.		United States		This internship is open to up to three individuals. You will work under the supervision of USAID's impeccable social media manager who works remotely full time and has experience working with VSFS interns over the past 8 years. You will be able to network and work with a whole range of communicators and creators at USAID, including graphic design artists, writers/editors, and videographers. Estimated time commitment is negotiable, but roughly 3-10 hours/week.	2020-05-15 16:17:04	100		2780
USAID-COD-2 Researching Innovations to Advance Child Advocacy in the Democratic Republic of Congo USAID/Kinshasa’s Education Office is searching for a self-starting researcher to explore and analyze new areas of study and report on innovations in child advocacy, such as young learners with disab... French helpful; Analytical writing, Cultural diplomacy, Data analysis, Data visualization, Design thinking, Economic analysis, Editing and proofreading, Political Analysis, Research, Writing, Storytelling/blogging/vl...	Researching Innovations to Advance Child Advocacy in the Democratic Republic of Congo	USAID/Kinshasa’s Education Office is searching for a self-starting researcher to explore and analyze new areas of study and report on innovations in child advocacy, such as young learners with disabilities, primary school girls impacted by conflict, and psycho-social support in post-conflict regions	Agency for International Development	1	USAID-COD-2	French	Analytical writing, Cultural diplomacy, Data analysis, Data visualization, Design thinking, Economic analysis, Editing and proofreading, Political Analysis, Research, Writing, Storytelling/blogging/vlogging	Would you like to be part of a dynamic diverse team committed to improving equitable education access and outcomes for millions of Congolese students? Do you have a passion for research and are you eager to learn new things? Are you creative and interested in innovative solutions? Do you want to learn more about education, child advocacy, and international development? Then this position with the USAID/Kinshasa Education Office is a perfect opportunity. We are looking for a self-starting researcher who can explore new dimensions and innovations in child advocacy in the Democratic Republic of Congo. This is a challenging, yet rewarding, area with a recognized need for increased understanding of complex dimensions. The chosen intern will complete 2-3 short research projects and present their findings to mission staff. As research intern, you can expect to complete tasks such as: (1) Summarizing and analyzing literature to strengthen USAID’s understanding and ability to better advocate and support the needs of children; (2) Identifying unpublished qualitative information regarding key populations (learners with disabilities, out of school youth, Etc), in coordination with USAID/Kinshasa’s Education in Emergencies team, as well as gender and conflict specialists throughout the mission. (3) Identify and summarize recommendations for increasing USAID/Malawi staff's understanding of topics and policy solutions. (5) Other duties, as time permits. This position will work closely with all members of the Education Office, but will be supported and supervised by the Deputy-Office Director.	KINSHASA	Congo			2020-06-09 07:45:15	100	USAID	3093
L-USAID-USA-64 Gain practical analytical skills and storytelling experience while promoting workplace flexibilities Work with USAID’s employee resource group, Balancing Act, to promote employee-friendly policies to better recruit, retain and motivate staff. We are seeking an energetic and driven intern to expand ... Analytical writing, Data analysis, Design thinking, Editing and proofreading, Research, Survey / polling design, Writing, Storytelling/blogging/vlogging	Gain practical analytical skills and storytelling experience while promoting workplace flexibilities	Work with USAID’s employee resource group, Balancing Act, to promote employee-friendly policies to better recruit, retain and motivate staff. We are seeking an energetic and driven intern to expand our outreach to attract new members, gather and analyze data to identify emerging trends.	Agency for International Development	1	L-USAID-USA-64		Analytical writing, Data analysis, Design thinking, Editing and proofreading, Research, Survey / polling design, Writing, Storytelling/blogging/vlogging	The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) leads the U.S. Government’s international development and humanitarian efforts to save lives, reduce poverty, strengthen democratic governance and help people progress beyond assistance towards resilience. Headquartered in Washington, D.C., USAID has a 9,000 person global workforce. Balancing Act (BA) is an Employee Resource Group at USAID. BA seeks to represent the interests of all employees in a formalized manner by providing a venue for discussing work-life issues and advocating for more employee-friendly policies to better attract, retain, and motivate a diverse talent pool and help staff maintain a healthy work-life balance. BA strives to raise awareness about workplace realities and advocates for more flexible policies pertaining to: telework, alternative work schedules, job-sharing, reduced schedules, part-time positions, parental leave, eligible family members, Leave Without Pay (LWOP) and Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA) Issues. This position will report to the Balancing Act Board Co-Chairs, Communications Chair, and the other board members. The board also works closely with USAID’s Office of Civil Rights and Diversity and other Employee Resource Group’s. The VSFS Intern will support the Balancing Act board of directors with communications, engagement and administrative tasks. This may include: * Conduct research including designing surveys and analyzing survey data * Compile data (survey results) and format into a user-friendly format using Excel or Tableau * Establish a community outreach plan * Create content and produce a monthly e-newsletter * Develop and design promotional materials and marketing tools * Support outreach to Agency leadership and liaise with other ERGs, specifically the Department of State’s Balancing Act, on workforce flexibilities planning * Assist in organizing virtual events (e.g. listening sessions, webinars, meetings, etc.) * Other administrative tasks may include taking meeting minutes, writing and/or copy editing Benefits for the Intern: * Very flexible work schedule; * Specific, meaningful, and quality work experience; * Mentoring and networking opportunities; * Learn about the work done by USAID; If interested in working at USAID, you will also have the opportunity to collaborate and network with USAID professionals.		United States		We welcome any academic discipline! Interns from all academic disciplines are encouraged to apply, especially those in a field of study related to social work, human resource management, behavioral economics, social behavior change, mental health and psychosocial support, and professional development.	2020-09-10 11:52:30	100		3526
L-USAID-USA-40 Counter Trafficking in Persons Assistance Assist USAID’s C-TIP team with requests from the field and interagency, events, outreach, data analysis, data visualization, and other tasks as needed. Analytical writing, Cultural diplomacy, Data analysis, Editing and proofreading, Marketing, Research, Storytelling/blogging/vlogging	Counter Trafficking in Persons Assistance	Assist USAID’s C-TIP team with requests from the field and interagency, events, outreach, data analysis, data visualization, and other tasks as needed.	Agency for International Development	2	L-USAID-USA-40		Analytical writing, Cultural diplomacy, Data analysis, Editing and proofreading, Marketing, Research, Storytelling/blogging/vlogging	USAID’s C-TIP team sits on the DRG Center’s Human Rights Division, and is the Agency’s focal point for all C-TIP related activities. The C-TIP team spends a lot of time representing USAID with the interagency and but also responding to USAID’s missions in the field who carry out the bulk of C-TIP programming. The team is in need of assistance on a range of activities to include some of the below: C-TIP research (e.g., program indicators, country conditions, human rights landscape) Data entry and analysis Reports and human impact stories for USAID blogs, newsletters and website Drafting/editing taskers, spreadsheets, talking points, etc. Virtual help with event logistics and preparation Updating USAID C-TIP marketing materials Other tasks as they come up throughout the year The ideal VSFS Intern candidate will have a demonstrated interest in development and C-TIP programming, experience with research and data visualization, professional flexibility, and a self-motivated work ethic.		United States			2020-07-31 15:57:00	100		3435
L-USAID-USA-71 Digital communications to help all children learn to read Leverage your communications expertise to expand the reach of Education Technology solutions that improve children's reading and language skills in low-resource countries. Analytical writing, Data analysis, Data visualization, Design thinking, Editing and proofreading, Graphic design, Marketing, Research, Social media management, Writing	Digital communications to help all children learn to read	Leverage your communications expertise to expand the reach of Education Technology solutions that improve children's reading and language skills in low-resource countries.	Agency for International Development	1	L-USAID-USA-71		Analytical writing, Data analysis, Data visualization, Design thinking, Editing and proofreading, Graphic design, Marketing, Research, Social media management, Writing	The intern will have the opportunity to provide communication and marketing support for our reading innovations and competitions. This internship provides an opportunity to apply their research, communication, social media, website management, education and/or international development studies and experience to improve reading outcomes for early grade learners in low-resource contexts.		United States		Social media: Weekly posting on Hootsuite (3 posts on Twitter, 1-2 posts each on Facebook and LinkedIn) - 2-3 hours per week; Check-in on social media 3-5x per week and retweet/share relevant content - 2 hours total; Media monitoring of relevant content - Google Alerts, tweets, relevant newsletters - 1 hour per week Website/Newsletter: Blog post writing - 8 hoursper month; Communications Strategy: Develop recommendations to improve our social media, video content, website and other communications - 1-2 hours per week Video creation/editing: Editing/splicing existing ACR GCD videos; Developing new ideas for videos	2020-11-04 10:14:19	100		3585
L-USAID-USA-63 Help us empower women in agriculture and food systems! Help our Inclusive Development Team at the The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) Bureau for Resilience and Food Security build and share the evidence base around programs and policies ... Data analysis, Research, Writing, Storytelling/blogging/vlogging	Help us empower women in agriculture and food systems!	Help our Inclusive Development Team at the The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) Bureau for Resilience and Food Security build and share the evidence base around programs and policies to advance gender equality and women's empowerment in food and and agriculture food systems.	Agency for International Development	1	L-USAID-USA-63		Data analysis, Research, Writing, Storytelling/blogging/vlogging	The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) leads the U.S. Government’s international development and humanitarian efforts to save lives, reduce poverty, strengthen democratic governance and help people progress beyond assistance. Headquartered in Washington, D.C., USAID has a 9,000 person global workforce. This VSFS position is located in the Program Office (PO) of USAID’s Bureau for Resilience and Food Security (RFS). RFS’s mission is to partner to advance inclusive agriculture-led growth, resilience, nutrition, and access to water and sanitation to accelerate and protect progress on the Journey to Self-Reliance. RFS oversees four high-level, integrated efforts in support of this mission: (1) Feed the Future, guided by the Global Food Security Strategy (GFSS), (2) the USAID Multi-Sector Nutrition Strategy, (3) the U.S. Global Water Strategy, and (4) efforts to increase resilience in areas of recurrent humanitarian crisis. The VSFS intern will work directly with the RFS Gender Adviser in producing materials and conducting research for the various projects. Some potential assignments may include developing or updating one pagers, fact sheets, toolkits, and infographics to highlight lessons learned such as how we are integrating gender in our RFS related programs. The intern may also be requested to conduct research and analyze data on a variety of topics such as the strategies to address the outcomes for increased incomes and food security of women and girls. This is a great opportunity for someone with an interest in gaining experience in international development, specifically in nutrition, food security, agriculture, resilience, and the water sectors. The VSFS intern must have the ability to work both independently and collaboratively on assigned tasks in a virtual environment.		United States			2020-09-10 12:49:17	100		3529
USAID-USA-12 Using evidence to maximize development impact in Latin America and the Caribbean USAID's Bureau for Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) is seeking 1-3 monitoring, evaluation, and learning (MEL) enthusiasts from various social science disciplines to help the LAC Bureau expan... French helpful, Haitian Creole helpful, Portuguese helpful, Spanish helpful; Data analysis, Data visualization, Editing and proofreading, Research, Infographic design, Writing	Using evidence to maximize development impact in Latin America and the Caribbean	USAID's Bureau for Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) is seeking 1-3 monitoring, evaluation, and learning (MEL) enthusiasts from various social science disciplines to help the LAC Bureau expand use of data and evidence for learning and accountability in the LAC region.	Agency for International Development	3	USAID-USA-12	French , Haitian Creole , Portuguese , Spanish	Data analysis, Data visualization, Editing and proofreading, Research, Infographic design, Writing	USAID is committed to accountability, transparency, and evidence-based management for all our programs in the Latin America and Caribbean (LAC) region. The LAC Bureau supports use of innovative monitoring, evaluation, and learning (MEL) systems, methods, technologies, and tools that generate the quality data and robust evidence needed to maximize results of a wide range of programs. To that end, the LAC Bureau seeks 1-3 virtual student interns, representing a variety of social science backgrounds, to support various MEL efforts in the coming year. Illustrative examples include: - Researching and analyzing third-party sources of data for use in strategic planning and context monitoring - Synthesizing USAID evaluations and drafting “learning briefs” - Identifying and synthesizing other donors’ evaluations and assessments on specific topics, such as private sector engagement or enhancing country capacity		United States		To complement program performance data, USAID uses regional and national development data supplied by international organizations, national governments, and independent third-party organizations to inform strategic planning and monitor regional and national contexts that affect ongoing programs. In 2018, USAID launched Journey to Self-Reliance Country Roadmaps, which help the Agency and our partners understand how self-reliant each of our partner countries is overall – as well as each country’s self-reliance strengths and challenges – and tailor partnerships accordingly (For more information, go to https://selfreliance.usaid.gov/ ). Together, these data help us ensure USAID programs continue to be a strategic and effective use of taxpayer funds. USAID also commissions external, independent evaluations (performance and impact) of individual programs, or groups of programs. External, independent evaluations commissioned by USAID are published on USAID’s DEC website (see https://dec.usaid.gov/dec/content/evaluations.aspx ). In addition, studies and assessments—which focus on broader, often cross-cutting, themes or technical sectors—also help the LAC Bureau and field missions to synthesize and analyze data and evidence generated by USAID and our development partners.	2020-06-04 11:50:04	100		2964
L-USAID-VNM-4 Telling our story - how USAID supports Vietnam’s economic competitiveness Help USAID/Vietnam improve the quality and effectiveness of its communications and messaging about the Mission’s economic growth and governance activities. Analytical writing, Data analysis, Data visualization, Social media management, Storytelling/blogging/vlogging	Telling our story - how USAID supports Vietnam’s economic competitiveness	Help USAID/Vietnam improve the quality and effectiveness of its communications and messaging about the Mission’s economic growth and governance activities.	Agency for International Development	1	L-USAID-VNM-4		Analytical writing, Data analysis, Data visualization, Social media management, Storytelling/blogging/vlogging	Vietnam has experienced remarkable economic growth over the past 30 years, transforming from a poor nation to a lower-middle income country. The Government of Vietnam’s ultimate objective is for the country to achieve upper-middle income status by 2023. USAID supports Vietnam to strengthen the country’s legal and regulatory framework in order to promote investment, economic growth and rising incomes. Working directly with the Government of Vietnam (GVN), the private sector and other stakeholders, USAID supports Vietnam’s transition to a rules-based market economy more fully aligned to international markets and standards. This includes support for more inclusive, participatory, transparent and accountable public policy processes related to economic governance and trade. Presently, USAID/Vietnam’s Economic Growth and Governance Office (EG2) is managing a $116 million portfolio comprising 11 projects. More details about these programs can be accessed on the USAID/Vietnam website. The EG2 Office currently uses several channels for disseminating and sharing information about our activities, including internal weekly reports and social media postings of public events. Our office would like to amplify and broaden these efforts not only to raise awareness but to share learning and knowledge across the mission, other USG agencies, GVN stakeholders, implementing partners, and private sector players. Tasks will include: * Develop a communications strategy for the Office, including mapping of target audience, crafting of key messages/themes * Review and update existing fact sheets, website content, outreach materials, etc. * Review and mine project reports and M&E databases for untold stories and lessons learned * Prepare a recommended list of potential knowledge sharing products (including technical theme, format and length, target audience, etc.)		Vietnam		Nice to have: * Familiarity with Vietnam and its economic development * Familiarity with USAID The intern will collaborate with all EG2 staff on the review and clearance of technical content. The intern will coordinate with the Mission’s Development Outreach and Communications (DOC) Team to ensure that all deliverables conform to USAID branding and marking requirements.	2020-09-08 23:17:55	100		3515
L-USAID-DEU-1 Interagency Research Project on Illicit Mineral Markets in East, West, and Central Africa Use a combination of research methods to identify illicit mineral markets and networks and explain their connection to conflict in East, Central, and West Africa. Analyze trends, causal factors, and i... French helpful; Analytical writing, Research	Interagency Research Project on Illicit Mineral Markets in East, West, and Central Africa	Use a combination of research methods to identify illicit mineral markets and networks and explain their connection to conflict in East, Central, and West Africa. Analyze trends, causal factors, and impacts of these networks. Convey findings both verbally and in a final report.	Agency for International Development	1	L-USAID-DEU-1	French	Analytical writing, Research	This project is the result of a collaboration between USAID and DOD and the intern will have the benefit of mentors from both organizations. The intern is expected to be self-motivated and to be able to make time for the project without prompting by mentors. The intern is also expected to be able to produce written products requiring minimal further editing in terms of grammar and style. Interns with Africa-related experience are especially encouraged to apply. Applicants with a mastery of a language spoken in East, West, or Central Africa other than French are also encouraged to apply. Interns are expected to take a pragmatic approach to their research, expecting data to be difficult to come by through simple internet searches or trips to the library.		Germany			2020-09-09 00:54:44	100		3516
L-USAID-USA-68 Data Heroes Wanted - Feed the Future Data Collection & Reporting Intern Exciting opportunity to participate in supporting the Feed the Future Development Information Solutions (FTF DIS) module, part of USAID's goal to consolidate agency-wide achievement reporting and... Data analysis, Data visualization, Design thinking, Editing and proofreading, GIS expertise	Data Heroes Wanted - Feed the Future Data Collection & Reporting Intern	Exciting opportunity to participate in supporting the Feed the Future Development Information Solutions (FTF DIS) module, part of USAID's goal to consolidate agency-wide achievement reporting and program management!	Agency for International Development	2	L-USAID-USA-68		Data analysis, Data visualization, Design thinking, Editing and proofreading, GIS expertise	The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) leads the U.S. Government’s international development and humanitarian efforts to save lives, reduce poverty, strengthen democratic governance, and help people progress beyond assistance. Headquartered in Washington, D.C., USAID has a 9,000-person global workforce. This VSFS position is located in the Policy, Analysis, and Engagement (PAE) Office of USAID’s Bureau for Resilience and Food Security (RFS). RFS’s mission is to partner to advance inclusive agriculture-led growth, resilience, nutrition, and access to water and sanitation to accelerate and protect progress on the Journey to Self-Reliance. Under the Journey to Self-Reliance, the U.S. Government’s Feed the Future (FTF) initiative works hand-in-hand with partner countries to develop their agriculture sectors and break the vicious cycle of poverty and hunger. The Feed the Future Development Information Solutions (FTF DIS) module, is part of an interagency effort to consolidate USAID’s data, improve efficiencies across the entire Program Cycle, and support the ability to tell one cohesive story about how well USAID’s activities are achieving their goals. FTF DIS indicator data are the official results for Feed the Future, they provide the foundation for public documents like the Feed the Future Progress Snapshot, and they inform decisions on future programming. The VSFS intern will work directly with the RFS Analytics and Learning Division Program Analysts to provide support with tasks that facilitate the integration of the FTFMS with the DIS and the aggregation of FTF data for reporting under the following: ● Assist with training sessions to instruct users how to enter data in FTF DIS by notetaking and documenting questions. ● Track and compile frequently asked questions during training and open FTF DIS Office hours. ● Provide support to the FTF DIS Help Desk. ● Set up user accounts. ● Assist with data aggregation and analyses under the supervision of the FTF DIS Program Analyst. Benefits for the Intern: ● Very flexible work schedule; ● Specific, meaningful, and quality work experience; ● Mentoring and networking opportunities; ● Learn about the work done by USAID. Additional Information This is a great opportunity for someone with an interest in gaining experience in international development, specifically in nutrition, food security, agriculture, resilience, and the water sectors. The VSFS intern must have the ability to work both independently and collaboratively on assigned tasks in a virtual environment. The intern must sign a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) prior to starting the internship stating that s/he will not share any data outside of USAID until USAID publicly releases the data. Students from all academic disciplines are welcome to apply.		United States		For more information about Feed the Future reporting and integration with the Development Information Solutions system visit https://www.agrilinks.org/FTFinDIS.	2020-09-29 10:09:03	100		3558
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USAID-BWA-4 Botswana: Assess the structural/institutional landscape for Persons with Disabilities (PWD) This project will analyze and identify potential impacts that the COVID-19 pandemic has and could continue to have on the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief in Botswana. Cultural diplomacy, Data analysis, Economic analysis, Political Analysis, Writing	Botswana: Assess the structural/institutional landscape for Persons with Disabilities (PWD)	This project will analyze and identify potential impacts that the COVID-19 pandemic has and could continue to have on the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief in Botswana.	Agency for International Development	1	USAID-BWA-4		Cultural diplomacy, Data analysis, Economic analysis, Political Analysis, Writing	- We have an office that coordinates disability issues in Botswana, a number of umbrella disability CSOs, and institutions offering stimulation and education for children with disability. Some of the CSOs are funded by GOB. Virtual intern to assess the structural/institutional landscape for PWDs in Botswana. - Disability and HIV/COVID and other health challenges - look at access to information (language, mode of communication availability of information for PWDs), access to health facilities (accessibility for PWDs, their right to privacy), how COVID may/may not impact PWDs. - Draft a proposal for USAID central funds that addresses identified priority gaps and challenges.	GABORONE	Botswana		You'll be working on a U.S. foreign policy priority with foreign service officer mentors with significant experience in the AF region and Washington. Your work will feed directly into Embassy reporting.	2020-06-08 20:44:15	100	USAID	3084
L-USAID-USA-65 Inclusive Development and Food Security, Agriculture, Nutrition, Resilience and WASH Help strengthen and share our knowledge and evidence on why and how to ensure inclusion in our programming! You will work closely with the USAID Bureau for Resilience and Food Security Inclusive Dev... Cultural diplomacy, Editing and proofreading, Research, Writing	Inclusive Development and Food Security, Agriculture, Nutrition, Resilience and WASH	Help strengthen and share our knowledge and evidence on why and how to ensure inclusion in our programming! You will work closely with the USAID Bureau for Resilience and Food Security Inclusive Development Division Chief to analyze and share knowledge about inclusion and food security.	Agency for International Development	1	L-USAID-USA-65		Cultural diplomacy, Editing and proofreading, Research, Writing	To achieve the objectives of the U.S. Government’s Global Food Security Strategy (GFSS), A Food Secure 2030 vision, and U.S. the Water for the World Strategy, we need to harness the creativity and energy of all people, regardless of identity. By 2050, the world will need 50 percent more food to feed a population of over 9.7 billion. Women, youth and people in any marginalized group are essential partners on the journey to self-reliance. At the same time, local capacity development and digital inclusion are both required foundations for inclusion and opportunity. Intern will work on a subset of the work described below or other topics that may arise: • Conduct trend analyses, including within the context of COVID-19, desert locust infestations and other emerging threats, of key inclusion indicators based on data available for USAID RFS priority countries and others. • Update RFS information on the landscape of activities undertaken to engage women, youth and others in Feed the Future and other programming. • Prepare research and issue briefs on topics related to inclusion and food systems, with a focus on agriculture-led growth (including systems approaches), resilience, nutrition and water security, sanitation and hygiene. • Research and write brief stories describing program approaches and impact, capturing in particular the voices and experiences of marginalized people in collaboration with points of contact in USAID country missions. • Conduct literature reviews on relevant topics such as inclusive market systems change approaches to agriculture-led growth and youth and water security. Draft newsletter summarizing the latest research for policymakers. Develop learning events to share state-of-the-art knowledge and programming. • Suggest assignments based on interns’ own areas of interest and expertise as relevant to RFS inclusive development objectives.		United States			2020-09-14 11:39:00	100		3533
L-USAID-USA-66 Strengthen civil society engagement to promote resilient food systems Seeking energetic and self-motivated e-intern to help strengthen civil society engagement to promote resilient food systems! Data analysis, Design thinking, Editing and proofreading, Research, Survey / polling design, Writing, Storytelling/blogging/vlogging	Strengthen civil society engagement to promote resilient food systems	Seeking energetic and self-motivated e-intern to help strengthen civil society engagement to promote resilient food systems!	Agency for International Development	1	L-USAID-USA-66		Data analysis, Design thinking, Editing and proofreading, Research, Survey / polling design, Writing, Storytelling/blogging/vlogging	The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) leads the U.S. Government’s international development and humanitarian efforts to save lives, reduce poverty, strengthen democratic governance and help people progress beyond assistance. Headquartered in Washington, D.C., USAID has a 9,000 person global workforce. This VSFS position is located in the Program Office (PO) of USAID’s Bureau for Resilience and Food Security (RFS). RFS’s mission is to partner to advance inclusive agriculture-led growth, resilience, nutrition, and access to water and sanitation to accelerate and protect progress on the Journey to Self-Reliance. RFS oversees four high-level, integrated efforts in support of this mission: (1) Feed the Future, guided by the Global Food Security Strategy (GFSS), (2) the USAID Multi-Sector Nutrition Strategy, (3) the U.S. Global Water Strategy, and (4) efforts to increase resilience in areas of recurrent humanitarian crisis. The VSFS intern will work directly with the RFS Civil Society Adviser in producing materials and conducting research on how we engage civil society groups and local actors. Some potential assignments may include: * Developing or updating one pagers, fact sheets, toolkits, and infographics to highlight lessons learned; * Conducting research on civil society engagement, community led development and the localization of aid; * Supporting local capacity development approaches with USAID field staff and implementing partners; * Developing and designing promotional materials and marketing tools; * Supporting qualitative and quantitative analyses, as needed; * Storytelling, content creation, and drafting blogs. Benefits for the Intern: * Very flexible work schedule; * Specific, meaningful, and quality work experience; * Mentoring and networking opportunities; * Learn about the work done by USAID		United States		This is a great opportunity for someone with an interest in gaining experience in international development, specifically in nutrition, food security, agriculture, resilience, and the water sectors. The VSFS intern must have the ability to work both independently and collaboratively on assigned tasks in a virtual environment. Students from all academic disciplines are welcome to apply.	2020-09-18 14:07:18	100		3536
USAID-USA-1 Are you interested in Hispanic Outreach at USAID? Exciting opportunity to work with HECFAA! We are seeking energetic and driven interns to expand our Outreach and Marketing strategies on behalf of USAID, targeting the Latinx community to attract Hisp... Spanish helpful; Cultural diplomacy, Marketing, Research, Social media management, Website design, Writing	Are you interested in Hispanic Outreach at USAID?	Exciting opportunity to work with HECFAA! We are seeking energetic and driven interns to expand our Outreach and Marketing strategies on behalf of USAID, targeting the Latinx community to attract Hispanic Americans to Development work.	Agency for International Development	2	USAID-USA-1	Spanish	Cultural diplomacy, Marketing, Research, Social media management, Website design, Writing	The Hispanic Employees Council of Foreign Affairs Agencies (HECFAA) is an Employee Resource Group that serves as an advocacy and advisory council for the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) on Diversity and Inclusion matters. HECFAA is seeking energetic and driven interns to expand our Outreach and Marketing strategies. In this role, the incumbent will help to conceive, design and implement marketing and outreach strategies on behalf of USAID, targeting the Latinx community to attract Hispanic Americans to Development work. Examples of strategies will include the development of a social media campaign for select social media platform(s), website content, innovative and creative marketing tools, internal and external promotion of HECFAA events, webinars, membership meetings, and much more. The incumbent will: ● Develop and implement a marketing strategy for USAID HECFAA events and community outreach efforts ● Design and maintain marketing tools (e.g., promotional flyers and newsletters) ● Design, implement, and write content for websites (internal and external) ● Design and manage social media accounts ● Establish community outreach plans/objectives ● Coordinate networking events ● Assisting in translating marketing materials from English to Spanish Benefits for the Intern: ● Flexible work schedule; ● Substantial and quality work experience; ● Mentoring and networking opportunities; ● Learn about the work done by USAID; ● If interested in joining USAID as a Foreign Service Officer or Civil Servant, this opportunity will allow you to engage with USAID professionals and conduct informational interviews. Founded in 1982, the Hispanic Employee Council of Foreign Affairs Agencies (HECFAA) is one of the Employee Resource Groups within the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID). We advocate for the contribution of the Hispanic population in the Mission of the Agency. We are interested in increasing the number of Hispanics interested in Development and working at USAID, who are willing to serve their country as U.S Foreign Service Officers, Civil Servants, or Contractors. Outreach efforts support the Hispanic Employee Council of Foreign Affairs Agencies (HECFAA).		United States		The ideal team member would be willing to broaden/learn skills on marketing, web design concept and content, virtual conferencing/meetings, and community outreach. The individual is motivated, innovative, self-starter, and flexible.	2020-06-03 14:14:59	100		2945
USAID-USA-8 Communications and Operations Intern Provide communications support and administrative tasks for USAID's Asian and Pacific American Employee Committee. Cultural diplomacy, Editing and proofreading, Marketing, Research, Social media management, Writing, Storytelling/blogging/vlogging	Communications and Operations Intern	Provide communications support and administrative tasks for USAID's Asian and Pacific American Employee Committee.	Agency for International Development	1	USAID-USA-8		Cultural diplomacy, Editing and proofreading, Marketing, Research, Social media management, Writing, Storytelling/blogging/vlogging	The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) leads the U.S. Government’s international development and humanitarian efforts to save lives, reduce poverty, strengthen democratic governance and help people progress beyond assistance. Headquartered in Washington, D.C., USAID has a 9,000 person global workforce. USAID's Asian Pacific American Employee Committee (APAEC) is an Employee Resource Group (ERG) officially recognized by the Office of Civil Rights and Diversity (OCRD). APAEC's mission is: --To assist USAID in promoting and establishing effective and equitable participation of Asian Pacific Americans in its workforce. --To promote a better understanding of Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) cultures, identify Equal Employment Opportunity problems, and seek solutions. --To work in coordination with other AAPI organizations in promoting the career development and advancement of AAPI’s in the federal government through training conferences, developmental workshops, AAPI heritage month events, and networking opportunities. The Communications and Operations Intern will support the APAEC board of directors and Asian-American community with communications, engagement and administrative tasks. This may include: --Write blogs, conduct research, and contribute content --Support production of the APAEC digital newsletter (using MailChimp) --Assist in organizing and managing virtual events (e.g. webinars, town halls, holiday celebrations) --Writing and/or copy editing --Administrative tasks (e.g. keep board meeting minutes). --Help engage the USAID global workforce in creating awareness of diversity, inclusion, and civil rights, and celebrate AAPI culture and accomplishments. --Help advocate for issues of concern to USAID’s AAPI community. --Other tasks or activities as mutually agreed upon with the Board.		United States		This position will report to the APAEC Board President and work closely with the other four members. The board also works closely with USAID’s Office of Civil Rights and Diversity, Security Office, Agency Senior Leadership, and other ERG’s.	2020-06-11 13:48:00	100		3326
USAID-USA-29 Assistant to the Diversity Council for the Bureau of Resilience and Food Security Work with the Diversity Council in USAID’s Bureau for Resilience and Food Security to support the creation of a diverse, inclusive workforce to meet the objectives of the Feed the Future Program. Design thinking, Research, Writing, Storytelling/blogging/vlogging	Assistant to the Diversity Council for the Bureau of Resilience and Food Security	Work with the Diversity Council in USAID’s Bureau for Resilience and Food Security to support the creation of a diverse, inclusive workforce to meet the objectives of the Feed the Future Program.	Agency for International Development	1	USAID-USA-29		Design thinking, Research, Writing, Storytelling/blogging/vlogging	The Bureau for Resilience and Food Security (BRFS) is the lead agency supporting the U.S. Government’s global hunger and food security initiative known as Feed the Future. In this role, BRFS addresses the root causes of poverty, hunger, and malnutrition in twelve countries throughout the world. To achieve these goals, Feed the Future works hand-in-hand with partner countries to develop their agricultural sectors, break the cycle of poverty and hunger, and generate prosperity for all. You will work with the Diversity Council within the Bureau for Resilience and Food Security to support the diversity and inclusion mentoring stream. Your tasks will be varied and structured to align with your interests and career objectives as much as possible. You will be supporting a team running an internal mentoring program with a focus on career development. You will brainstorm ideas to meet strategic goals with team members, propose event speakers and work with selected speakers on logistics, research and recommend career development resources, propose recruiting strategies to attract a broader range of candidates for open positions, organize campus-based events to educate students about working for USAID, and assist in writing blogs, producing vlogs, and hosting webinars. If you are interested, you will also be invited to provide research on inclusive development and/or local capacity development. Within this role, you will have the opportunity to be mentored by multiple individuals performing different functions within BRFS.		United States		Applicants from Minority Serving Institutions are especially encouraged to apply. No specific major or prior experience is required, all are welcome. A growth mind-set, positive attitude, flexibility, and a desire to contribute make you an excellent candidate for this internship. If you would like to learn more about Feed the Future, please go here: https://www.feedthefuture.gov/	2020-06-10 15:24:44	100		3263
L-USAID-USA-41 Help USAID Europe & Eurasia convey complex, urgent development programming through digital assets: i USAID programming in Europe and Eurasia is complex. Help design digital assets delivering unique messages to USAID target audiences (domestic and international) on topics including cyber security, ene... Graphic design, Social media management, Videography, Infographic design	Help USAID Europe & Eurasia convey complex, urgent development programming through digital assets: i	USAID programming in Europe and Eurasia is complex. Help design digital assets delivering unique messages to USAID target audiences (domestic and international) on topics including cyber security, energy independence, and malign foreign influence.	Agency for International Development	1	L-USAID-USA-41		Graphic design, Social media management, Videography, Infographic design	Design infographics, pictograms, and other digital assets and repackage existing content into video to help USAID Europe & Eurasia deliver targeted messages to domestic and international audiences. The Intern will work closely with technical specialists and the Bureau’s communications team to translate complex programs into easily understood communications products that distill the nature of development challenges in the field and USAID’s impact in helping partner countries overcome them. Experience with Adobe Creative Suite or similar preferred.		United States			2020-09-02 08:41:06	100		3490
USAID-USA-3 Bungee Book Club Website Manager & Content Creator Seeking energetic and self-motivated e-intern to update, edit, and create website content for USAID's Bungee Book Club (BBC). The BBC is a book club open to USAID staff and other international de... Editing and proofreading, Research, Website design, Writing, Storytelling/blogging/vlogging	Bungee Book Club Website Manager & Content Creator	Seeking energetic and self-motivated e-intern to update, edit, and create website content for USAID's Bungee Book Club (BBC). The BBC is a book club open to USAID staff and other international development professionals looking to have open-minded dialogue on timely topics.	Agency for International Development	2	USAID-USA-3		Editing and proofreading, Research, Website design, Writing, Storytelling/blogging/vlogging	For over a decade, the Bungee Book Club (BBC) members have come together to discuss books and share ideas. BBC members (a.k.a. Bungees, BBCniks, Bungestas) are primarily staff from the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), but anyone can join. The only prerequisites are a love of reading, and a curiosity about human behavior. The mission of the BBC is to enrich the thinking, learning, and professional development of USAID staff and those in the larger development community. The intention is to foster leadership and growth that will collectively contribute to a stronger community. Many of the BBC book selections focus on behavioral economics, organizational development, and productivity. The BBC provides a unique opportunity and the space for people to process and reflect on some of the latest thinking in these areas. The intention of the BBC is to support professional growth and help employees work more efficiently, effectively, and collaboratively. For this project, we are looking for a student to review our book selections and update our website: http://thebbc.info/. We welcome interns with new ideas on how to modernize the website, make it more user friendly, and/or interactive. The VSFS intern must have the ability to work both independently and collaboratively on assigned tasks in a virtual environment. Prior experience writing web content is preferred but not required. We hope that our VSFS intern will find new ways to engage our book club members.		United States		Interns from all academic disciplines are welcome to apply, especially those in a field of study related to topics of social behavior change, behavioral economics, and professional development. In the past, interns with the BBC have studied library science, web development, international development, and other fields outside of international affairs.	2020-06-08 16:29:38	100		3077
USAID-EGY-2 Analyze and address impacts of COVID-19 in Egypt Map out the Egyptian socio-economic landscape shift in the wake of COVID-19 and be part of the response effort. Analytical writing, Data analysis, Editing and proofreading, Research	Analyze and address impacts of COVID-19 in Egypt	Map out the Egyptian socio-economic landscape shift in the wake of COVID-19 and be part of the response effort.	Agency for International Development	1	USAID-EGY-2		Analytical writing, Data analysis, Editing and proofreading, Research	This project supports USAID/Egypt's COVID-19 Action Team and presents an opportunity to map out what the Egyptian socio-economic landscape will look like in the medium term, and help plan proposed responses. If - as we all hope - this whole COVID thing goes away - the Office of Economic Growth has plenty of other exciting projects that will keep you engaged. These will test your research, analysis and writing skills in sectors including agribusiness, cultural tourism, infrastructure, and trade.	CAIRO	Egypt		You will be part of USAID/Egypt's 163-person team, mainly supporting the 15-member Future Thinking Working Group of our COVID-19 Action Team. You will also support the 18-member Office of Economic Growth, and interest in economic analysis is strongly preferred.	2020-05-28 07:13:49	100	USAID	2874
USAID-USA-2 Research and Analysis to Inform USAID Priorities on Social Protection Conduct a review of scientific literature on social protection, as well as a program inventory to identify critical gaps and opportunities in helping governments scale social protection programs, as w... Analytical writing, Cultural diplomacy, Data analysis, Research	Research and Analysis to Inform USAID Priorities on Social Protection	Conduct a review of scientific literature on social protection, as well as a program inventory to identify critical gaps and opportunities in helping governments scale social protection programs, as well as inform how USAID can engage in this space.	Agency for International Development	1	USAID-USA-2		Analytical writing, Cultural diplomacy, Data analysis, Research	Social protection programming emerged roughly twenty years ago however, in the last decade it has become one of the three main elements of development, along with growth and human development. USAID sees social protection as a key strategy to build and strengthen resilience. Social protection is a means to reduce poverty, promote inclusive development, build social and human capital and achieve greater gender equity and social cohesion. It allows poor and vulnerable populations to break intergenerational cycles of poverty and augment human and social capital and contributes to the country’s journey to self-reliance. Global responses to COVID 19 have demonstrated the critical importance social protection programs can play as part of disaster response. The flexing, adapting and expanding of government owned and led social protection programs represent an effective and efficient means to address immediate and short-term needs, reducing external investments in Humanitarian Assistance. USAID is interest in learning the key challenges and opportunities to helping governments expand social protection systems, as well as clear understanding of the current state of play in the social protection arena and where USAID should engage in that space. The intern will support staff in the USAID Bureau for Resilience and Food Security, Center for Resilience (RFS/CR) to conduct research and analysis that will inform USAID priorities. This includes review, analysis and summary of relevant: ● Scientific and other literature ● Interviews with donors and other organizations such as the World Bank and International Labor Organization. ● Interviews with USAID mission staff and host country governments The research and analysis may examine one or more of the following topics: I. What Happening in Social protection? • Who are the main actors? • What are the main networks, fora, boards, agendas? • What are key resources to learn about Social protection? • Recommendations for USAID engagement II. Social protection Inventory • Conduct a social protection inventory in the 14 resilience focus countries. o What social protection programs exist in country? (Social assistance, social insurance, labor market interventions) o Who is funding them? o Who are they reaching? For what purpose? o Identify gaps and funding opportunities o Will need to find contacts with World Bank and ILO at minimum, ask who else you should speak to. • Conduct USAID Social protection Inventory o What social protection programs are being funded by USAID?  Engage Education, Global Health, RFS, BHA, Africa Bureau  Engage missions in the 14 resilience focus countries o What opportunities are there to invest in social protection? Where do programs exist that USAID could be supporting?		United States		The ideal candidate will have education or experience in international development and/or sociology and a strong interest in these topics. The tasks of the intern will be finalized at the start of the internship based on USAID’s priorities at that time as well as the interests and skills of the intern. Depending on the intern’s skills and interest the following could also be included in the internship: III. Develop Social Protection training materials • Social Protection 101 presentation • Sectoral guides ex. Social protection and Education, Social Protection and Health, Social protection and humanitarian assistance. • Field guide for missions o How to engage in social protection o How to identify social protection programs o Key things to consider for designing activities • Social Protection talking points	2020-06-09 17:15:00	100		3154
USAID-EGY-6 Work for Legal Office in Egypt Work on legal issues that impact USAID in Egypt Analytical writing, Cultural diplomacy, Editing and proofreading, Research	Work for Legal Office in Egypt	Work on legal issues that impact USAID in Egypt	Agency for International Development	1	USAID-EGY-6		Analytical writing, Cultural diplomacy, Editing and proofreading, Research	The USAID legal office covering Egypt is seeking a law student to research and write on legal issues affecting USAID. Topics will be assigned based on issues encountered by USAID in the field. The intern(s) will conduct legal research, review the policies of USAID and other USG agencies. Topics will vary, but may include project finance and host country contracting, education policy, economic growth issues, global health programs, U.S. legal authorities related to international development, etc. The intern(s) may assist in drafting legal guidance, interpretations and thought pieces for internal and external audiences. Strong research and writing skills desired.	CAIRO	Egypt		Additional Information -Applicants must be currently enrolled in a Law School pursuing a J.D. or L.L.M. -Most topics are based on U.S. law. While knowledge of local law is not required, research tasks may include researching host country laws. -Any documents uploaded to USAJOBS will not be provided to the reviewers at the time of your application. Please enter all information that you wish the reviewers to consider in the online forms. -No prior knowledge of USAID is required, however applicants should have a demonstrable interest in international development. -Undergraduates should not apply.	2020-05-06 10:55:09	100	USAID	2721
USAID-USA-5 How do Black Lives Matter, globally, especially in countries in conflict? In this time of Black Lives Matter protest in the United States, the US Agency for International Development (USAID) is interested in working with VSFS on a comparative analysis of racial (and/or ethn... Cultural diplomacy, Research, Website design, Writing	How do Black Lives Matter, globally, especially in countries in conflict?	In this time of Black Lives Matter protest in the United States, the US Agency for International Development (USAID) is interested in working with VSFS on a comparative analysis of racial (and/or ethnicity) justice in the US vs developing world, with an emphasis on countries in conflict/crisis.	Agency for International Development	2	USAID-USA-5		Cultural diplomacy, Research, Website design, Writing	How do labels about race or ethnicity influence USAID’s work? How do they box us in (while others enable) differently in the US vs developing world? How do we best seek social and environmental justice in this space? How can such learning help influence multi-national exchanges globally?		United States		If you choose to join us, you could contribute to a team of Africa experts on countering violent extremism, environmental justice and women's empowerment. We would like for you to choose one region in Africa, and would connect you with country experts.	2020-06-08 17:19:58	100		3078
USAID-PHL-4 Use your video creation skills to make a difference! Do you like creating videos? Would you like to put those Tik Tok skills to professional use? Do you have a knack for storytelling? USAID Philippines is looking for a storyteller to highlight our work. Graphic design, Videography, Storytelling/blogging/vlogging	Use your video creation skills to make a difference!	Do you like creating videos? Would you like to put those Tik Tok skills to professional use? Do you have a knack for storytelling? USAID Philippines is looking for a storyteller to highlight our work.	Agency for International Development	1	USAID-PHL-4		Graphic design, Videography, Storytelling/blogging/vlogging	Help us tell the stories of our work in the Philippines, the Pacific Islands and Mongolia! You may be working on a health video story highlighting our work with frontliners. Or you may be highlighting our fisherfolk bringing their catch to market. Our stories are compelling, and we need your help telling them! Interns will create two short, 3-minute videos per month for the USAID Philippines social media accounts. Working with USAID employees and organizations in the field, the intern will source the images or footage to use in the video. Interns will need a working knowledge of at least one or more video editing and image editing software. We require interns who have a good understanding of social media, particularly vlogging, Facebook and Twitter, and who have experience generating content that is creative and engaging.	MANILA	Philippines		For more information about our work, for the Philippines, go to usaid.gov/philippines, @usaid_manila and https://www.facebook.com/usaid.philippines; for the Pacific Islands: usaid.gov/pacific-islands, @usaidpacificisl and https://www.facebook.com/usaid.pacificislands/; and for Mongolia: usaid.gov/mongolia and https://www.facebook.com/USAIDMongolia.	2020-06-02 13:00:59	100	USAID	2919
USAID-USA-4 Share the story of Youth Workforce Development at USAID Help research and share the stories of USAID’s over 30-year legacy in supporting youth workforce development programming in developing countries. You will work at USAID’s Office of Education to r... Analytical writing, Data analysis, Editing and proofreading, Marketing, Research, Infographic design, Writing, Storytelling/blogging/vlogging	Share the story of Youth Workforce Development at USAID	Help research and share the stories of USAID’s over 30-year legacy in supporting youth workforce development programming in developing countries. You will work at USAID’s Office of Education to research, draft, write, and edit stories, reports, and create compelling visuals.	Agency for International Development	1	USAID-USA-4		Analytical writing, Data analysis, Editing and proofreading, Marketing, Research, Infographic design, Writing, Storytelling/blogging/vlogging	USAID’s Office of Education is looking for a creative individual with a passion for storytelling and an interest in youth. USAID's work in youth workforce development teaches foundational, technical,entrepreneurial, and other critical skills that youth need to lead productive lives; it stretches across several bureaus. Help us gather stories, conduct analysis, and create new materials that showcase the importance of investing in youth workforce and skills development in order to help a country on its journey to self-reliance.		United States			2020-06-10 15:06:05	100		3261
USAID-USA-9 Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) Intern Describe the current MHPSS activities of USAID, including gaps in services and capacity, and assist USAID MHPSS specialists in filling those gaps in order to better serve Global Mental Health needs Analytical writing, Data analysis, Design thinking, Research	Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) Intern	Describe the current MHPSS activities of USAID, including gaps in services and capacity, and assist USAID MHPSS specialists in filling those gaps in order to better serve Global Mental Health needs	Agency for International Development	1	USAID-USA-9		Analytical writing, Data analysis, Design thinking, Research	USAID has been investing in mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) since 1999 with the goal of improving the mental health and wellbeing of populations in low and middle income countries (LMIC). Programs supported by USAID have included provision of effective interventions, policy promotion, and system strengthening. However, USAID is a large and diverse agency without central coordination of MHPSS activities. The full picture of the agency’s activities, capacities, and needs has only recently begun to be mapped and described, through the efforts of the recently formed USAID internal MHPSS Working Group. This information has become critical as USAID increasingly recognizes the importance of MHPSS in LMIC. This intern will assist USAID MHPSS technical experts to develop a complete description of the agency’s MHPSS activities, identify gaps in programming and capacity, and develop information and materials to meet those gaps. The overall result will be more efficient and effective support by USAID of the priority MHPSS needs of LMIC. Activities will include supporting a proposed MHPSS Evidence Summit that will bring together global MHPSS experts to inform USAID policy and practices. Description of tasks: - Track MHPSS activities of USAID, to build a database that provides a picture of the agency’s MHPSS activities and thereby informs gaps in USAID activities and capacity. - Work with USAID MHPSS experts to develop content that addresses these gaps. This includes maintaining an updated database of the evidence supporting various MHPSS interventions, in order to identify which are evidence based and which are not. - Develop methods to deliver this content through online materials and training. - Support planning and implementation of the USAID MHPSS Summit. Deliverables, in collaboration with USAID Staff: - Searchable, regularly updated database on USAID MHPSS programming - Regularly updated literature review on effective MHPSS interventions in LMIC - Online training materials - MHPSS Evidence Summit support		United States		The internship is virtual, but the intern will need to be available to communicate with USAID staff in various locations on the east coast. We are looking for students currently pursuing a Masters or PhD in MHPSS. Preferred qualifications include experience in review of black and grey literature, knowledge of USAID, and some field experience in MHPSS in LMIC and/or emergency contexts.	2020-06-08 14:54:14	100		3069
USAID-USA-56 Lights On! Help transform businesses, economies, and livelihoods by electrifying Africa. Nearly two out of three people in sub-Saharan Africa do not have access to electricity, which limits access to health care, education, and economic opportunities for more than 570 million people. Powe... Data analysis, Economic analysis, Political Analysis, Research, Writing	Lights On! Help transform businesses, economies, and livelihoods by electrifying Africa.	Nearly two out of three people in sub-Saharan Africa do not have access to electricity, which limits access to health care, education, and economic opportunities for more than 570 million people. Power Africa is improving lives and energizing economies by increasing access to electricity.	Agency for International Development	4	USAID-USA-56		Data analysis, Economic analysis, Political Analysis, Research, Writing	Over the past six years, Power Africa has supported the energy sector in 40 African countries. Power Africa works with 12 government agencies to support the installation of energy projects across sub-Saharan Africa. The VSFS intern(s) will support Power Africa by performing thorough and credible research & analysis, provide presence at webinars, data management, summarize information needed for program development, and curate content that helps shape the tools and mechanisms to increase energy access in sub-Saharan Africa. The VSFS intern(s) will contribute to Power Africa's efforts to increase energy development in sub-Saharan Africa, and increase accessibility and reliability to affordable energy.		United States		For more information please visit the various Power Africa online resources such as: https://usaid.gov/PowerAfrica https://medium.com/power-africa https://twitter.com/PowerAfricaUS https://www.facebook.com/PowerAfrica/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkE8s8kPDorPFJEQw0FFl7Q/videos https://www.flickr.com/photos/powerafrica/ https://www.instagram.com/powerafrica/	2020-06-03 14:11:04	100		2944
USAID-USA-58 Topics in Global Food Animal Systems: Livestock Ownership and Environmental Enteric Dysfunction Support the Food Animal Systems Team in the Bureau for Resilience and Food Security at USAID by performing a literature review and landscape analysis on the linkages between food animal ownership, hyg... Analytical writing, Graphic design, Research	Topics in Global Food Animal Systems: Livestock Ownership and Environmental Enteric Dysfunction	Support the Food Animal Systems Team in the Bureau for Resilience and Food Security at USAID by performing a literature review and landscape analysis on the linkages between food animal ownership, hygiene practices, and environmental enteric dysfunction using a One Health approach.	Agency for International Development	1	USAID-USA-58		Analytical writing, Graphic design, Research	The Bureau for Resilience and Food Security (RFS) houses four technical centers: the Center for Ag-Led Growth, Center for Water, Center for Nutrition, and the Center for Resilience. Food Animals are a cross-cutting topic for the Bureau as they contribute to agricultural production, economic prosperity, nutritious diets, and resilient populations. The Food Animal Systems Team within RFS is comprised of livestock and aquaculture experts representing various equities including agriculture, nutrition, and resilience. This team collaborates to provide technical assistance to Missions, assist with livestock program design, and elevate the importance of livestock and fish within the bureau. This team is seeking an intern to perform a literature review and landscape analysis on linkages between livestock ownership, hygiene practices, and environmental enteric dysfunction (EED), a subclinical disorder of intestinal function common in young children in tropical countries and in settings of poverty and economic disadvantage. There is a significant body of evidence related to livestock ownership and its positive effects on economic and nutritional outcomes. A recent area of research explores the connections between livestock ownership, animal husbandry and EED including sanitation practices, exposure of children to animal feces, and comparative diversity of gut microflora populations between livestock and non-livestock owning households. Reducing exposure of children to animal feces and pathogens including Salmonella, Campylobacter, and E. coli in a low resource setting is a complex challenge which will benefit from a multisectoral One Health approach to develop practical solutions. The aim of this project is to perform a literature review and generate a report on current knowledge about EED, the linkages between livestock ownership and EED in developing countries, and emerging best guidance emanating from studies and field trials. This can include, but is not limited to, interventions to reduce EED among livestock owning households, studies that explore the gut health and nutritional statuses of members of livestock owning households, and genomic analyses that link bacteria in livestock to those seen in the guts of the humans that own them. The landscape analysis will help identify any existing programs addressing EED and livestock in developing countries. This will be accomplished through reviewing work of USAID, our partners, and other donors to determine what work is ongoing that helps to elucidate the comparative positive and negative impacts of livestock ownership. The intern will engage with offices and partners to determine if they have any ongoing EED programming. The final deliverables will be a database of relevant literature and a written report consolidating the findings of the literature review and landscape analysis. If the intern has a desire, they can deliver a virtual presentation synthesizing their findings.		United States		To see some of the work of our partners including the Livestock Systems Innovation Lab, please see this website: https://livestocklab.ifas.ufl.edu Outside of the primary project, the intern will be invited to Food Animal System Team meetings to gain an understanding of the team’s role in providing technical assistance and thought leadership to the field. The intern will also be given the opportunity to contribute to team priorities per their interest and availability as well as gain a broader understanding of the role of USAID in promoting and supporting the global effort to achieve food security for the most vulnerable populations through the U.S. Government’s Feed the Future Initiative. The Food Animal Systems team at RFS is a close knit and diverse group within RFS. The intern will receive mentorship from all team members and gain an understanding of the collaborative nature of USAID. An intern with an interest or background in any of the following areas is ideal: livestock production, animal health, behavior change, hygiene practices, or One Health.	2020-06-09 09:00:41	100		3099
USAID-USA-10 USAID YouthLead Platform Content Creator and Social Media Manager Seeking energetic and driven intern to help the USAID Youth office create and disseminate engaging and innovative content on the YouthLead.org online platform, manage the platform, engage with members... Analytical writing, Data visualization, Editing and proofreading, Graphic design, Marketing, Social media management, Website design, Storytelling/blogging/vlogging	USAID YouthLead Platform Content Creator and Social Media Manager	Seeking energetic and driven intern to help the USAID Youth office create and disseminate engaging and innovative content on the YouthLead.org online platform, manage the platform, engage with members and on related social media. YouthLead is USAID's new global platform for young changemakers.	Agency for International Development	2	USAID-USA-10		Analytical writing, Data visualization, Editing and proofreading, Graphic design, Marketing, Social media management, Website design, Storytelling/blogging/vlogging	USAID's Youth office in partnership with YouthPower2 Learning and Evaluation has developed a site for young changemakers: YouthLead.org. This site reaches youth across the globe and connects them to people, opportunities, and tools that will help them achieve their goals and dreams. We are seeking a YouthLead Content Creator and Social Media Manager with an interest in communications and social media as well as programs, services, and policies that support the well-being of youth. projects that may be assigned, including: Drafting web content for youth and youth-led organizations: -Updating platform content -Posting on social media -Researching/writing blogs -Highlights of youth leaders and youth-led organizations Researching improvements to the platform and related social media: -Identifying and testing new tools and strategies for engaging young people via social media platforms -Reviewing web analytics data to identify opportunities -Carrying out outreach and collecting feedback		United States		Skills: -Experience developing and implementing social media, digital communication strategy, and writing substantive content for the web. Prior web content writing experience strongly preferred. Experience communicating research to practitioners in prior writing. -Strong organizational and interpersonal skills for networking and partnership development. -Ability to work both independently and collaboratively on assigned tasks in a virtual environment. -Ability to meet deadlines and produce quality work. -Familiarity with word processing, spreadsheet, and/or database software. -Ability and interest in learning and using a variety of communication-focused technologies website content management systems such as Drupal. -Ability to use Facebook Insights and Google Analytics. -Strong social network skills on platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. -Comfort using Google Docs and other online collaboration tools. Interests: -Youth leadership areas, including positive youth development. -Using social media to engage youth in positive change. -Capacity development of youth-led organizations and youth leadership Additional Information: Interns in bachelors and graduate programs are welcome, including those in a field of study related to topics of interest to USAID or with an interest in such topics. Visit youthpower.org for a list of topics of interest to the Youth Coordinator’s office at USAID.	2020-05-05 14:29:26	100		2712
USAID-USA-31 Global Strategic Communications Training Support Strategic communications internship with USAID’s LPA DOC Team Editing and proofreading, Marketing, Research, Writing, Storytelling/blogging/vlogging	Global Strategic Communications Training Support	Strategic communications internship with USAID’s LPA DOC Team	Agency for International Development	3	USAID-USA-31		Editing and proofreading, Marketing, Research, Writing, Storytelling/blogging/vlogging	The USAID Development Outreach and Communications (DOC) Program in the Bureau for Legislative and Public Affairs is critical to the Agency’s global communications and outreach activities. DOCs are strategic communications professionals who promote foreign aid within the international communities the Agency serves. The DOC program supports over 180 DOCs across 70 missions worldwide who have diverse professional backgrounds. The support the DOC program provides includes training and curriculum development, online peer-learning platform management, and regular communications guidance to ensure the field remains supported by Washington. What you can expect from this internship: - Weekly check-in calls where your team answers your questions, tasks you with new work, and supports your professional development - Hands-on experience working with a strategic communications team supporting communicators around the world. You can expect tasks that will support data analysis requests, training event logistics, program coordination, content development, and database management. - A team of mentors from a variety of backgrounds invested in your growth throughout the internship and beyond.		United States		This internship is open to up to three individuals. The estimated time commitment is 10 hours/week. You will be able to network and work with a range of communicators at USAID and learn the intricacies of working within a government agency.	2020-06-10 17:17:59	100		3294
USAID-USA-34 Climate Change Adaptation and Mainstreaming--Research and Analysis to Inform USAID Priorities Conduct research and analysis of development projects and the scientific literature to inform USAID climate change adaptation and mainstreaming priorities. The intern may also prepare for and particip... Analytical writing, Data analysis, Research	Climate Change Adaptation and Mainstreaming--Research and Analysis to Inform USAID Priorities	Conduct research and analysis of development projects and the scientific literature to inform USAID climate change adaptation and mainstreaming priorities. The intern may also prepare for and participate in interviews with partner organizations to help identify priorities, opportunities and gaps.	Agency for International Development	1	USAID-USA-34		Analytical writing, Data analysis, Research	Weather and climate impacts are already undermining progress in reducing poverty and improving economic growth in countries around the world, as well as compromising the effectiveness and resilience of U.S. development assistance. To address this, USAID supports climate change adaptation in developing countries and applies climate risk management (CRM) to USAID development assistance. USAID’s adaptation programming supports countries and communities to build their capacity to independently predict and prepare for climate variability and change so they can effectively deal with associated stresses and minimize losses and disruption. Through CRM, USAID assesses, addresses and adaptively manages climate risks to development programs in all sectors. To maximize impact, USAID climate adaptation and mainstreaming efforts should learn from experience, leverage USAID’s competitive advantage, be informed by and align with the efforts of others, and address global adaptation and development priorities. The intern will support staff in the USAID Office of Global Climate Change (E3/GCC) and the Bureau for Resilience and Food Security, Center for Resilience (RFS/CR) to conduct research and analysis that will inform USAID priorities. This includes review, analysis and summary of relevant: -Scientific and other literature -Development projects and results produced by USAID, other donor organizations, non-governmental organizations and the private sector -Interviews with donors and other organizations -Climate change adaptation priorities and gaps, including mainstreaming The research and analysis may examine one or more of the following topics: -Opportunities for climate change adaptation programming that focuses on urban resilience, addresses migration, engages the private sector, responds to the COVID crisis and/or meets the needs of small island developing states (SIDS). -Approaches to and results of climate change mainstreaming -How climate adaptation and resilience relate and contribute to developing countries’ Journey to Self Reliance, including elucidation of potential capacity and commitment indicators (see Ethiopia Country Roadmap for example of existing indicators) -Identifying essential policies and core institutional capacities needed for countries to be sufficiently self-reliant in adapting successfully to climate change -How best to support climate change adaptation in developing countries with different contexts (e.g. least developed countries (LDCs), emerging markets, fragile or conflict-affected countries) The tasks of the intern will be finalized at the start of the internship based on USAID’s priorities at that time as well as the interests and skills of the intern.		United States		The ideal candidate will have education or experience in climate change and/or international development and a strong interest in these topics. For more information: -Climate Change Adaptation at USAID: https://www.climatelinks.org/adaptation -Climate Risk Management at USAID: https://www.climatelinks.org/climate-risk-management -Journey to Self Reliance: https://www.usaid.gov/selfreliance -Ethiopia Country Roadmap provides an example of the types of indicators USAID uses to assess country capacity and commitment: https://selfreliance.usaid.gov/country/ethiopia -USAID has produced timelines such as this “Mozambique Progress Toward Climate Resilience” that may inform what the Journey to Self Reliance looks like for climate adaptation: https://www.climatelinks.org/resources/usaid-progress-toward-climate-resilience-mozambique -Resilience at USAID: https://www.usaid.gov/resilience	2020-05-20 11:38:58	100		2817
USAID-USA-35 Topics in Global Food Animal Systems: Antimicrobial Resistance Support the Food Animal Systems Team in the Bureau for Resilience and Food Security (RFS) at USAID by performing a literature review and landscape analysis on the linkages between food animal producti... Analytical writing, Graphic design, Research	Topics in Global Food Animal Systems: Antimicrobial Resistance	Support the Food Animal Systems Team in the Bureau for Resilience and Food Security (RFS) at USAID by performing a literature review and landscape analysis on the linkages between food animal production systems and antimicrobial resistance using a One Health approach.	Agency for International Development	1	USAID-USA-35		Analytical writing, Graphic design, Research	The newly formed bureau for Resilience and Food Security (RFS) houses four technical centers including the Center for Agriculture, Center for Water, Center for Nutrition, and the Center for Resilience. Livestock is a cross-cutting topic for the bureau as livestock can contribute to agricultural production, nutritious diets, and resilient populations. The Livestock Team within RFS is comprised of livestock experts representing various equities in the bureau including agriculture, nutrition, and resilience. This close-knit team collaborates often to provide technical assistance to Missions, assist with livestock program design, and elevate the importance of livestock within the bureau. This team is seeking an intern with an interest in livestock and international development to perform a literature review and landscape analysis on the use of antimicrobials in livestock production in developing countries and what role this might play in contributing to antimicrobial resistance (AMR). The use of antimicrobials in livestock in developing countries is very different than the US as strict regulations like FDA's Veterinary Feed Directive may not be present. Producers may be able to access and administer antimicrobials without diagnostics or recommendations from an animal health worker. The aim of this project is to perform a literature review and generate a report on the state of antimicrobial use and antimicrobial resistance in developing countries. This can include, but is not limited to, regulations on antimicrobial acquisition and administration, residue limits or levels in meat products, residue testing or levels in the water supply, incidence and prevalence of AMR pathogens in livestock and humans, or other related AMR measures for which scientific literature is available. The second part of this project is a landscape analysis to determine what, if any, programs already exist to address the topic of AMR in developing countries. This will be accomplished through reviewing work of both USAID, our implementing partners, or other donors to determine what work is already ongoing. The intern will also reach out to and engage with our offices located in the field (or USAID Missions) to determine if they have any ongoing programming related to AMR. The final deliverable for this internship will be a written report consolidating the findings of the literature review and landscape analysis. If the intern has a desire, they can deliver a virtual presentation to the bureau synthesizing their findings. Outside of the project, the intern will have the opportunity to attend weekly Livestock Team meetings and will gain an understanding of our role in providing technical assistance to Missions by attending meetings we have with our partners in the field. The intern will also gain a broader understanding of the role of USAID and our bureau in promoting and supporting the global effort to achieve food security in the most vulnerable populations.		United States		To see some of the work of our partners including the Livestock Systems Innovation Lab, please see this website: https://livestocklab.ifas.ufl.edu The Livestock team at RFS is a close knit and diverse group within RFS. The intern will receive mentorship from all team members and gain an understanding of the collaborate nature of USAID. An intern with an interest or background in any of the following areas is ideal: livestock production, animal health, antimicrobial resistance, or One Health.	2020-06-08 10:39:14	100		3043
USAID-USA-36 Graphic Design for the Legislative and Public Affairs team We're seeking a Graphic Design Intern to support the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), Bureau for Legislative and Public Affairs (LPA). Cultural diplomacy, Data visualization, Design thinking, Graphic design, Marketing, Social media management, Infographic design	Graphic Design for the Legislative and Public Affairs team	We're seeking a Graphic Design Intern to support the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), Bureau for Legislative and Public Affairs (LPA).	Agency for International Development	2	USAID-USA-36		Cultural diplomacy, Data visualization, Design thinking, Graphic design, Marketing, Social media management, Infographic design	Build on your interest in USAID's Legislative and Public Affairs team's graphic design portfolio by supporting the creation of our digital design works, creating pictograms, and print design materials.		United States		Extensive experience with Illustrator, Photoshop, and InDesign, specifically with mockups, we design and multimedia presentations. Strong creative portfolio demonstrating good use of typography, grid-based design, white space, and color theory. Adaptive design eye and skill. Excellent communications and customer service skills.	2020-06-10 10:42:28	100		3221
USAID-USA-37 #TeamAsia: USAID Asia Research and Content Creator Team Research, and create visual and social media content with other eInterns on #TeamAsia: USAID Asia’s Research and Content Creator Team for a fantastic, hands-on opportunity to learn about the the Uni... Data visualization, Editing and proofreading, Graphic design, Marketing, Research, Social media management, Infographic design	#TeamAsia: USAID Asia Research and Content Creator Team	Research, and create visual and social media content with other eInterns on #TeamAsia: USAID Asia’s Research and Content Creator Team for a fantastic, hands-on opportunity to learn about the the United States’ development assistance to Asia!	Agency for International Development	5	USAID-USA-37		Data visualization, Editing and proofreading, Graphic design, Marketing, Research, Social media management, Infographic design	#TeamAsia: USAID Research and Content Creator Teammates will support from concept through to delivery research for a number of projects, and the creation of communications products across a variety of media that raise USAID’s profile as a regional development leader across Asia. USAID’s Development Outreach and Communication Team will provide guidance on the materials to be created, based on campaigns under the Mission’s Outreach and Communications Strategy and in coordination with our Regional Communications Platform, which may include maps, fact sheets, articles, infographics, blogs, social media content, website content, communications kits, etc. This internship is an excellent opportunity for a motivated, creative young professional interested in expanding his or her portfolio of written and visual communications products. We also integrate professional development discussions, advice and guidance throughout the year, so you can learn how this internship can help with your career path.	BANGKOK	United States		Desired skills or interest international development, communications, creative writing, social media, marketing, public relations, journalism, graphic arts or related fields. · Intern must be pro-active, self-motivated, reliable and capable of working confidently within a team environment. · This internship is ideal for a student desiring practical experience in international affairs, international development, communications, creative writing, social media, marketing, public relations, journalism, graphic arts or related fields. · Ability to thoroughly research independently; to complete multiple tasks strategically and on time; to create clean, accurate and professional content across a variety of media (both written and visual); and to produce and upload engaging content for social media platforms (especially Twitter) is required. · Familiarity with the Microsoft Office Suite, Facebook, and Twitter is required. Familiarity with a wide variety of core media-related programs (such as Canva, Drupal, Adobe Creative Suite – particularly Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator – and other photo editing, Infographic, and data visualization creation programs, etc) is a plus. Foreign language (if any): None Foreign language level: None	2020-06-08 00:48:04	100	USAID	3026
USAID-USA-38 Help Accelerate the Mobiles for Education Alliance! You'll provide support for several Mobiles for Education Alliance activities over the year. The mEducation Alliance is the leading global consortia of USG and international development agencies f... Analytical writing, Data visualization, Design thinking, Editing and proofreading, Educational design, Graphic design, Research, Website design, Infographic design, Writing, Storytelling/blogging/vlog...	Help Accelerate the Mobiles for Education Alliance!	You'll provide support for several Mobiles for Education Alliance activities over the year. The mEducation Alliance is the leading global consortia of USG and international development agencies focused on the use of ed tech in low-resource, developing country context.	Agency for International Development	4	USAID-USA-38		Analytical writing, Data visualization, Design thinking, Editing and proofreading, Educational design, Graphic design, Research, Website design, Infographic design, Writing, Storytelling/blogging/vlogging	Want to be at the cutting edge of institutions exploring the use of ed tech for supporting learners in developing countries around the world? The organizers of the Mobiles for Education (mEducation) Alliance are seeking motivated and energetic interns to contribute to our Covid-19 response efforts over the next few months. The mEducation Alliance is a consortia of USG and international development organizations and associations researching, investing in, and catalyzing the use of a wide range of technologies to support learners in formal and non-formal educational settings. Over the next year, we will be organizing several virtual Symposium and expanding the range of ed tech knowledge products including through our website and publications. Through this internship, you'll have the opportunity to meet leading international experts from a variety of institutions who are responsible for helping shape their institution's strategic and evidence-driven investments in ed tech.		United States		For more information about the Mobiles for Education Alliance, please see www.meducationalliance.org.	2020-05-07 17:43:34	100		2733
USAID-USA-57 Support Gender and Sexual Minorities (formerly LGBTI+) in Foreign Affairs Engage with stakeholders across USAID to help improve the recruitment, retention and promotion of gender and sexual minorities (GSM, formerly "LGBTI+"). Work directly with the employee reso... Analytical writing, Cultural diplomacy, Data analysis, Editing and proofreading, Educational design, Graphic design, Research, Infographic design, Writing	Support Gender and Sexual Minorities (formerly LGBTI+) in Foreign Affairs	Engage with stakeholders across USAID to help improve the recruitment, retention and promotion of gender and sexual minorities (GSM, formerly "LGBTI+"). Work directly with the employee resource group Gender and Sexual Minorities at USAID (GSM@AID) to help improve diversity and inclusion.	Agency for International Development	2	USAID-USA-57		Analytical writing, Cultural diplomacy, Data analysis, Editing and proofreading, Educational design, Graphic design, Research, Infographic design, Writing	USAID is the world's premier international development agency and a catalytic actor driving development results. USAID's work advances U.S. national security and economic prosperity, demonstrates American generosity, and promotes a path to recipient self-reliance and resilience. Gender & Sexual Minorities at USAID (GSM@AID) is an employee resource group (ERG) dedicated to ensuring a space for employees of USAID to communicate with their peers, share events and opportunities, and engage within the gender & sexual minority community at USAID and their allies. GSM@AID is committed to improving the recruitment, retention and promotion of LGBTI+ individuals at USAID, with special emphasis on local employees in overseas diplomatic missions. The selected individual will drive improvements to recruitment of gender and sexual minorities, clarify and document procedures for efficient and fair management of GSM staff, assess and address gaps in existing training materials around GSM topics, and ensure the sustainability of efforts by creating broad support for GSM initiatives. Exact duties & deliverables are subject to negotiation upon selection. They may include - Generating recruitment materials - Hosting virtual outreach events - Socializing policy changes with bureaus, offices and missions - Developing standard operating procedures for various bureaus and offices - Assessing gaps in current diversity training content - Developing materials to address current training gaps - Supporting the efforts of the Gender and Sexual Minorities employee resource group		United States			2020-06-09 17:45:24	100		3160
USAID-USA-62 Benchmarking Knowledge Management and Organizational Learning (KMOL) for COVID-19 Assess KMOL generally and for COVID-19 response specifically at select USG Agencies and international development donor organizations Cultural diplomacy, Data analysis, Economic analysis, Educational design, Writing	Benchmarking Knowledge Management and Organizational Learning (KMOL) for COVID-19	Assess KMOL generally and for COVID-19 response specifically at select USG Agencies and international development donor organizations	Agency for International Development	1	USAID-USA-62		Cultural diplomacy, Data analysis, Economic analysis, Educational design, Writing	Virtual intern will be a member of the USAID team dedicated to Knowledge management and Organizational learning. Student intern will work directly with the Acting Director of Office for Learning, Evaluation and Research		United States			2020-06-25 13:22:35	100		3431
USAID-USA-61 Data Visualization Support for USAID's Agency-wide Learning Agenda Are you interested in working on USAID’s first Agency-wide learning agenda to support our mission of fostering country Self-Reliance? Are you a champion for using evidence to influence programming... Data visualization, Writing	Data Visualization Support for USAID's Agency-wide Learning Agenda	Are you interested in working on USAID’s first Agency-wide learning agenda to support our mission of fostering country Self-Reliance? Are you a champion for using evidence to influence programming and policy? If you answered yes to the above questions, you may be the person we’re looking for.	Agency for International Development	1	USAID-USA-61		Data visualization, Writing	The Bureau for Policy, Planning and Learning (PPL) and the Global Development Lab (Lab) are leading USAID’s Self-Reliance Learning Agenda (SRLA). This learning agenda is designed to answer the most important questions USAID has about how countries progress in their journey to self-reliance, and how USAID can be an effective partner on that journey. The Data Visualization Intern will analyze and visualize data to support ongoing research and learning activities. Additionally, the intern will play a vital role in helping the Self-Reliance Learning Agenda share key insights with internal and external stakeholders to facilitate use of evidence in decision-making.		United States			2020-06-25 13:15:54	100		3430
USAID-USA-59 The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: Exploring Emerging Tech in International Development Help USAID explore the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of emerging technologies in international development. Analytical writing, Data analysis, Design thinking, Economic analysis, Software development	The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: Exploring Emerging Tech in International Development	Help USAID explore the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of emerging technologies in international development.	Agency for International Development	1	USAID-USA-59		Analytical writing, Data analysis, Design thinking, Economic analysis, Software development	Emerging trends in technology like the gig economy and tech-based approaches like artificial intelligence, machine learning, blockchain, 3D printing, and the Internet of Things present great promise for introducing high-impact innovations in developing country contexts. But often these types of technological innovations present as many challenges as they do benefits when it comes to leveraging them for equitable, inclusive development gains. This project will consist of activities that allow the U.S. Agency for International Development to better understand both the promise of new tech as well as the pitfalls that we need to be cautious about when these innovations impact international development. This project will strive to cover a range of types (2-3) of emerging technology, key tech trends, or novel approaches to applying existing technology. The expectation will be to consider both the technical underpinnings of a new technology or tech trend, as well as the social and/or economic impacts of integrating these new approaches into developing country contexts. Activities that may be part of this project: * Researching innovations and trends in emerging technology to better understand potential benefits and disruptions in the field of international development; * Landscaping current use of emerging tech in developing economies, working to document types of applications that are being integrated across sectors and geographies; * Gathering/synthesizing information about documented and/or potential concerns around integration of this / these emerging tech applications in developing country contexts; * Carrying out quantitative and/or qualitative analysis on impacts of emerging tech in low- and low-middle-income countries. The team you'll be supporting -- the Strategy & Research team in the Center for Digital Development of the U.S. Global Development Lab -- has carried out significant research on artificial intelligence, machine learning, and digital identity. We'd like to further our exploration of these fields as well as consider 3-4 additional types of emerging technology (e.g., Internet of Things, 3-D Printing, Drones) or novel applications of digital tech. Which technologies, trends, or tech approaches you work on can be jointly determined, guided by team needs and VSFS intern interests. Depth vs breadth can be jointly determined as well; for example, you might study 1 significant tech trend or type emergent tech in great depth (e.g., studying multiple aspects of the Future of Work/gig economy) or you could cover multiple different technologies or emerging tech-based approaches (e.g., 3D printing, machine learning, and applications of differential privacy) in developing economies. This will be an exciting project that can cover a number of cutting-edge research topics and should lead to concrete outputs that will boost your career and your understanding of the field of international development!		United States		To learn more about the team you'll be working with -- the Strategy & Research team in the U.S. Global Development Lab's Center for Digital Development -- go here: https://www.usaid.gov/digital-development/strategy-research	2020-05-27 16:40:14	100		2867
USAID-USA-14 Weather the Storm: Climate Risk Management Conduct analysis of climate risk assessments to for the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) for Bureaus for Global Health, Africa, and Asia. Identify and categorize climate st... Analytical writing, Data analysis, Research	Weather the Storm: Climate Risk Management	Conduct analysis of climate risk assessments to for the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) for Bureaus for Global Health, Africa, and Asia. Identify and categorize climate stressors, risks, and mitigation measures.	Agency for International Development	1	USAID-USA-14		Analytical writing, Data analysis, Research	Weather and climate impacts are already undermining progress in reducing poverty and improving economic growth in countries around the world, as well as compromising the effectiveness and resilience of U.S. development assistance. To address this, USAID is implementing climate risk management (CRM): the practice of assessing, addressing and adaptively managing climate risks to development activities. An important aspect of CRM is the assessment of current and future climate risks and opportunities at various points during USAID’s program cycle. As climate risk management is implemented, it is important to learn from the process and results so that improvements can be made. Likewise, it is important to stay abreast of new developments and innovative practices in climate risk management and risk management more generally, from theory to practice. The Virtual Student will assist with assessing the quality and effectiveness of risk assessments and management and with research on climate risk management. The Virtual Student will synthesize results and findings, derive conclusions, and make recommendations to help improve the practice of managing climate risks at USAID.		United States		The ideal candidate with have education or experience in climate change and/or international development and a strong interest in these topics.	2020-06-10 10:10:40	100		3211
USAID-USA-60 Help increase data utilization through the office of country support. Seeking graduate students to assist the office of country support in analyzing and visualizing existing data Analytical writing, Data analysis, Data visualization	Help increase data utilization through the office of country support.	Seeking graduate students to assist the office of country support in analyzing and visualizing existing data	Agency for International Development	1	USAID-USA-60		Analytical writing, Data analysis, Data visualization	The Bureau for Resilience and Food security has collected years of data that is not used as much as we would like. We would like an energetic and self-driven graduate student to help us make this data more accessible thereby increasing usage with the end goal of contributing to better programming. In this internship, you will assist with cleaning data sets, pulling reports, analyzing trends, and data visualization.		United States			2020-05-15 10:23:22	100		2773
USAID-USA-17 Share the story of Higher Education in Development! You will work closely with USAID's Higher Education Senior Advisor and the HE Division Program Assistant to tell the story of USAID’s over 60-year legacy in supporting higher education in devel... Analytical writing, Data analysis, Editing and proofreading, Graphic design, Research, Infographic design, Writing, Storytelling/blogging/vlogging	Share the story of Higher Education in Development!	You will work closely with USAID's Higher Education Senior Advisor and the HE Division Program Assistant to tell the story of USAID’s over 60-year legacy in supporting higher education in developing countries. You'll research, draft, write, and edit stories, reports, and create compelling visuals.	Agency for International Development	2	USAID-USA-17		Analytical writing, Data analysis, Editing and proofreading, Graphic design, Research, Infographic design, Writing, Storytelling/blogging/vlogging	USAID's work in higher education stretches across the entire Agency - in every region and nearly every technical sector. Help us gather stories, conduct analysis, and create new materials that showcase the importance of investing in people and higher education institutions in order to help a country on it's journey to self-reliance.		United States		To learn more about USAID's work in higher education visit: https://www.edu-links.org/topics/higher-education. Past interns have helped to produce this USAID Higher Education Retrospective document (https://www.edu-links.org/resources/higher-education-retrospective-1960-2020).	2020-05-18 15:34:51	100		2792
USAID-LBR-2 Lead the Research and Analysis Efforts at USAID/Liberia Be part of a team that leads USAID/Liberia's in-house efforts to conduct research and analysis on a wide range of international development topics and prepare reports, presentations, infographics... Analytical writing, Data analysis, Data visualization, Editing and proofreading, Research	Lead the Research and Analysis Efforts at USAID/Liberia	Be part of a team that leads USAID/Liberia's in-house efforts to conduct research and analysis on a wide range of international development topics and prepare reports, presentations, infographics, and other written materials for the Mission leadership and strategic decision-making.	Agency for International Development	2	USAID-LBR-2		Analytical writing, Data analysis, Data visualization, Editing and proofreading, Research	USAID/Liberia is at its early stage of implementing its 5-year Country Development Cooperation Strategy (CDCS) that would support Liberians' efforts to continue to consolidate its democratic gains and rebuild its war-torn and Ebola-effected economy. Since the end of the Liberian Civil War in 2003, the country has held three national elections generally perceived as free and fair. It has also taken on the difficult task of rebuilding its economy, and strengthening its educational and health care delivery systems. The 2014-2015 Ebola Virus Disease outbreak drained the Government of vitally needed resources, slowed economic growth, and delayed key development projects. The response measures to COVID-19 has severely affected the economy and the daily lives, especially those in lower socio-economic status. The worldwide response led by the United States helped bring the worst of the outbreaks under control. Our work helps build confidence in public governance, brings reforms to key institutions and fosters measurable improvements in the lives of average Liberians. You will conduct desk research using appropriate resources (e.g. academic papers, indices, local and international news stories, blogs, social media, virtual/phone interviews when appropriate) on a wide range of topics to create matrices, databases, reports, infographics, briefing memos, and/or presentations to help the Mission leadership make project and strategic program decisions. USAID/Liberia has a wide range of programs across multiple sectors and strive to achieve results under several important USG and Agency initiatives including the President’s Malaria Initiative, the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief, and the Young African Leaders Initiative. Programming also contributes to the Administration’s Africa Strategy, which promotes prosperity in Africa and advancing American influence and prosperity abroad. In 2019, the Mission prioritized interventions in maternal and child health, reproductive health, water and sanitation, agriculture, construction, sustainable natural resource management, biodiversity protection, education, youth development, governance, and independent media. To see the breadth of complex and exciting USAID/Liberia portfolio, please take a look at our CDCS: https://www.usaid.gov/sites/default/files/documents/1860/CDCS_Liberia_June_2024.pdf	MONROVIA	Liberia		Many of our past interns have been able to align their thesis or other school work with USAID assignments. The Mission team welcomes and will facilitate any student interns who are interested in conducting in-country assignment through their school's research grants, and visit/work at the Mission when appropriate. USAID/Liberia Mission also offers mentoring and networking opportunities.	2020-06-01 11:26:00	100	USAID	2903
USAID-USA-6 Middle East Water and Environment Support Middle East Countries in their Journey to Self Reliance (J2SR) by contributing to the work of the Middle East Bureau’s Office of Technical Support – Water and Environment Team. Arabic helpful, French helpful, Hebrew helpful; Analytical writing, Cultural diplomacy, Data analysis, Economic analysis, Editing and proofreading, Political Analysis, Research, Speech writing, Writing	Middle East Water and Environment	Support Middle East Countries in their Journey to Self Reliance (J2SR) by contributing to the work of the Middle East Bureau’s Office of Technical Support – Water and Environment Team.	Agency for International Development	3	USAID-USA-6	Arabic, French , Hebrew	Analytical writing, Cultural diplomacy, Data analysis, Economic analysis, Editing and proofreading, Political Analysis, Research, Speech writing, Writing	USAID’s Middle East Bureau (MEB) operates bilateral missions in Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Morocco and West Bank/Gaza, and an office in Tunisia. Additionally, it operates regional programs and manages development programs through partners in countries without missions, including Syria, Libya and Yemen. The Office of Technical Support (TS) - Water and Environment Team is the ME Bureau’s in-house source for intellectual, technical and strategic leadership and programmatic expertise in the areas of water, environment, sustainable agriculture and food security, biodiversity, climate change, and environmental compliance issues. Beyond driving natural disasters, water scarcity, climate change and environmental degradation have additional national security implications as a threat multiplier of existing homeland security hazards, such as local and regional conflicts and protracted crises. This is particularly true in the Middle East. Promoting science-based environmental stewardship and management of ecosystems is essential for peace, building resilient healthy communities, preserving natural resources, supporting sustainable economic growth, and fostering self-reliance. In the first weeks of the internship, you will work with your mentor to design a specific project and/ or defining areas of support for ongoing work based on your interests, skills, and office priorities. We will empower you to leverage your existing skills and acquire new ones while learning about, and impacting, USAID’s development work in the Middle East and North Africa. Examples of possible projects and work include: * Analyzing and addressing impacts of COVID-19 and contributing to the response effort led by USAID’s COVID-19 Taskforce. * Researching and analyzing country priorities and needs, development projects, and the scientific literature to inform USAID’s work and priorities in the Middle East and North Africa region. Focus areas may include: biodiversity and reconciliation ecology; sustainable agriculture and food security; zoonotic diseases and One Health solutions; water conservation challenges; climate change adaptation and climate risk management; environmental compliance; environmental justice; water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH); integrated water resources management; and the water-energy nexus. * Reviewing, researching, and summarising information to support and inform strategic policy and provide technical advice to senior leadership.		United States		You will be part of the ME/TS office team, mainly supporting the Water and Environment team. There may also be options for interdisciplinary work in collaboration and support of the other teams in the office, including in the areas of: * Democracy, governance; peace and security (DGPS); * education; * health; * economic Growth; * and Geographic Information Systems (GIS).	2020-06-10 17:30:38	100		3300
USAID-USA-20 Support the Supporters (USAID Employee Resource Groups) Take on a variety of tasks and meet colleagues across USAID by supporting the Returned Peace Corps Volunteers (RCPV@AID) and Young Professional (YP@AID) Employee Resource Groups. Editing and proofreading, Graphic design, Research, Writing	Support the Supporters (USAID Employee Resource Groups)	Take on a variety of tasks and meet colleagues across USAID by supporting the Returned Peace Corps Volunteers (RCPV@AID) and Young Professional (YP@AID) Employee Resource Groups.	Agency for International Development	1	USAID-USA-20		Editing and proofreading, Graphic design, Research, Writing	The Returned Peace Corps Volunteers @ USAID (RPCV@USAID) mission is to foster a community of RPCVs and supporters of the Peace Corps within USAID. We aim to embody both the mission of USAID, as well as the spirit of the Peace Corps. This includes an ongoing commitment to the Peace Corps’ Third Goal, to help promote a better understanding of other peoples on the part of Americans, and by engaging members in social events, volunteerism, and professional development. The virtual intern would assist the RPCV@USAID with various administrative and research tasks. Tasks would include, but are not limited to, supporting the renewal of the board charter, helping draft the regular newsletter, attending board meetings and capturing notes, identifying professional development opportunities for group members, and other duties as assigned. The Mission of Young Professionals at USAID (YP@AID) is to serve young professionals at USAID by building an internal community, boosting staff morale, expanding the professional community both inside and outside the Agency, and serving our DC metro community. The virtual intern would help Young Professionals @ USAID (YP@AID) with its regular newsletter concerning relevant events and topics for young professionals. The intern would also assist in developing a white paper for challenges and solutions that young professionals face in the workforce. Additional opportunities to take on projects, attend professional events, and network within the Agency would occur throughout the year.		United States			2020-06-10 10:37:15	100		3217
USAID-USA-23 Assessing Evidence to Strengthen Locally Led Development in Conflict and Post-Conflict Environments Seeking a creative and driven intern to help USAID's Office of Local Sustainability explore Agency-wide learning around opportunities and challenges of the application of locally led development ... Analytical writing, Cultural diplomacy, Data analysis, Research	Assessing Evidence to Strengthen Locally Led Development in Conflict and Post-Conflict Environments	Seeking a creative and driven intern to help USAID's Office of Local Sustainability explore Agency-wide learning around opportunities and challenges of the application of locally led development principles and practices in fragile, conflict-affected, and non-permissive environments.	Agency for International Development	1	USAID-USA-23		Analytical writing, Cultural diplomacy, Data analysis, Research	The Office of Local Sustainability, within USAID’s Bureau for Economic Growth, Education and Environment (E3/LS), supports locally led development and enhances USAID’s ability to empower local actors to take the lead in solving their own development challenges. In the first four years of its flagship Local Works program, 24 Missions have been provided with knowledge, skills, tools, and resources to ensure that development assistance is locally led and advances self-reliance. As the reach of the program expands towards increasingly sensitive operating environments, further analysis is necessary to identify lessons learned across the Agency while building local ownership in conflict-affected contexts, and to refine conflict-sensitive approaches to engaging local actors as leaders in development. E3/LS seeks an intern to assist in better understanding risks and opportunities inherent in promoting locally led development in conflict and post-conflict environments. After initial desk review synthesizing current literature exploring the humanitarian, development, and peace nexus, the intern will develop a research plan in collaboration with E3/LS, and will be connected with Missions and Operating Units across the Agency as appropriate, in order to gather and assess key evidence, good practices, relevant approaches, and promising programming options. Inquiries to potentially explore within the research scope include, but are not limited to: -What are the key challenges associated with promoting locally led development in conflict and post-conflict settings, and what has been effective in addressing these challenges? -What are key opportunities for locally led development to contribute to elevate the agency of local actors, strengthen resilience, and work towards systemic change in contexts with weak state systems and governance? -What has been learned about how approaches to engaging local actors should be adapted to ensure conflict-sensitive, trauma-sensitive, and do no harm principles are fully integrated at all stages of activities? -How can locally led development approaches be responsive to reducing risk, vulnerability, and drivers of conflict? In addition to contributing important analysis and recommendations towards future locally led development programming in conflict-affected areas, the intern will benefit from mentoring and networking opportunities and immersive learning about the work done by USAID, particularly approaches to promoting local sustainability.		United States		Students in undergraduate and graduate international development programs, especially security, sustainable development, and peace and conflict studies, are encouraged to apply! Preferred Skills: -Strong organizational and interpersonal skills. -Strong research and analysis skills. -Ability to work both independently and collaboratively on assigned tasks in a virtual environment. -Ability to meet deadlines and produce quality work. -Familiarity with word processing, spreadsheet, and/or database software. -Comfort using Google Docs and other online collaboration tools. Preferred Interests: -Locally led development -Social inclusion -Sustainable development Learn more about USAID's Office of Local Sustainability online today!	2020-06-10 16:47:14	100		3284
USAID-USA-25 Youth and Food Security, Nutrition, Resilience and Water Security, Sanitation and Hygiene Help strengthen youth contributions to resilient food systems! You will work closely with the USAID Bureau for Resilience and Food Security Senior Youth Advisor to analyze and report trends and knowle... Analytical writing, Cultural diplomacy, Data analysis, Data visualization, Economic analysis, Editing and proofreading, GIS expertise, Graphic design, Political Analysis, Research, Social media manage...	Youth and Food Security, Nutrition, Resilience and Water Security, Sanitation and Hygiene	Help strengthen youth contributions to resilient food systems! You will work closely with the USAID Bureau for Resilience and Food Security Senior Youth Advisor to analyze and report trends and knowledge about youth and food security, resilience, nutrition and water security, sanitation and hygiene.	Agency for International Development	1	USAID-USA-25		Analytical writing, Cultural diplomacy, Data analysis, Data visualization, Economic analysis, Editing and proofreading, GIS expertise, Graphic design, Political Analysis, Research, Social media management, Survey / polling design, Infographic design, Writing, Storytelling/blogging/vlogging	To achieve the objectives of the U.S. Government’s Global Food Security Strategy (GFSS) and A Food Secure 2030 vision, and U.S. the Water for the World Strategy, we need to harness the creativity and energy of the world’s largest generation of young people ever. Youth populations are growing at a rapid pace in developing countries: between now and 2030, 440 million young Africans will enter the labor market. At the same time, food systems are under heavy pressure. By 2050, the world will need 50 percent more food to feed a population of over 9.7 billion. Youth are essential partners on the journey to self-reliance. This journey is long, and young people must get involved as early as possible to help build the structural and agricultural transformations needed to move beyond foreign assistance. Young people are also critical to global stability, economic growth and development today and into the future. Youth empowerment and livelihoods are critical to achieving each of the GFSS objectives: 1) inclusive and sustainable agriculture-led growth, 2) strengthened resilience among people and systems, and 3) a well-nourished population, especially among women and children. Interns involved in this project will support the work of the USAID/RFS in strengthening youth contributions to inclusive development, also in line with the USAID Youth in Development Policy the Agency’s Positive Youth Development approach. Intern/s will: • Conduct trend analyses, including within the context of COVID-19, desert locust infestations and other emerging threats, of key youth development indicators based on data available for USAID RFS priority countries. • Update RFS information on the landscape of activities undertaken to engage youth in Feed the Future and other programming. • Prepare research and issue briefs on topics related to youth and food systems, with a focus on agriculture-led growth (including systems approaches), resilience, nutrition and water security, sanitation and hygiene. • Research and write brief stories describing program approaches and impact, capturing in particular the voices and experiences of young people in collaboration with points of contact in USAID country missions. • Conduct literature reviews on relevant topics such as youth-focused market systems change approaches to agriculture-led growth and youth and water security. • Suggest assignments based on interns’ own areas of interest and expertise as relevant to RFS inclusive development objectives.		United States		Up to three interns will work on this project. Internships are the most successful when they involve not only the completion of a set of tasks outlined by the requesting agency but when they also offer opportunities for interns to propose ideas in line with their unique interests. Each intern will thus be welcome to propose and potentially pursue tasks they believe will support attention to youth in any area of the RFS's work. For more information, please see: https://www.usaid.gov/what-we-do/transformation-at-usaid/fact-sheets/bureau-resilience-and-food-security-rfs	2020-06-10 18:31:05	100		3311
USAID-USA-32 Creative Communications and Content Creator for Children in Adversity Help us tell our story by creating communications materials for USAID's Children in Adversity Team. The team seeks an intern to work with the communications manager to develop and implement a ran... Editing and proofreading, Marketing, Social media management, Infographic design, Writing, Storytelling/blogging/vlogging	Creative Communications and Content Creator for Children in Adversity	Help us tell our story by creating communications materials for USAID's Children in Adversity Team. The team seeks an intern to work with the communications manager to develop and implement a range of social media and communications products.	Agency for International Development	1	USAID-USA-32		Editing and proofreading, Marketing, Social media management, Infographic design, Writing, Storytelling/blogging/vlogging	USAID’s Children in Adversity team (CECA) is seeking an intern to conduct a range of tasks, working with CECA communications manager, CECA program manager, and other members of the CECA team as necessary. Tasks include, but are not limited to the following: - Twitter: Develop a twitter log of tweets for upcoming events and commemorations related to the U.S. Government’s Advancing Protection and Care for Children in Adversity strategy . To do so, the Intern would develop draft tweets based on content from related publications, primarily other USG partners; review and clear tweets with the U.S. Government Special Advisor on Children in Adversity, then schedule tweets with Hootsuite for the Children in Adversity handle. The Intern will also coordinate with USAIDe Communications Leads to cross post tweets to other USAID handles as applicable; and monitor other USG Partner twitter feeds to retweet content as necessary. - Photo repository: 1) Expand the CECA team’s library of “family” photos by doing photo searches on sites with photos that are available for public use, and 2) research photographers/photo sites to purchase the rights to use their photos. - One-pagers: Work with the communications manager and technical team to produce one-pagers on CECA-related topics. Topics may also include those that are relevant to members of the APCCA Interagency Group. - Web content: Assist the communications manager in developing and finalizing content for the Children Adversity website. - Blog posts: Work with the communications manager to plan and develop blog content in support of CECA-related events and announcements.		United States		USAID’s Center on Children in Adversity, within the current Bureau for Democracy, Conflict and Humanitarian Assistance (DCHA), coordinates the whole-of-Government response to Public Law 109-95, The Assistance for Orphans and Other Vulnerable Children in Developing Countries Act of 2005, and houses the U.S. Government Special Advisor on Children in Adversity. The Special Advisor leads U.S. Government Interagency Partners in their implementation of the Advancing Protection and Care for Children in Adversity Strategy. The Center also oversees the Displaced Children and Orphans Fund (DCOF), which finances programming for vulnerable children worldwide and works actively to identify opportunities for collaboration across sectors.	2020-06-17 13:37:12	100		3361
USAID-USA-30 Religious Freedom and New Partnerships in the Middle East and North Africa We are seeking interns to support analytical projects related to the diversification of our partner base in the Middle East and North Africa. The project will center around themes of citizenship, inc... Arabic helpful; Coding, Cultural diplomacy, Data analysis, Data visualization, Design thinking, GIS expertise, Graphic design, Storytelling/blogging/vlogging	Religious Freedom and New Partnerships in the Middle East and North Africa	We are seeking interns to support analytical projects related to the diversification of our partner base in the Middle East and North Africa. The project will center around themes of citizenship, inclusion, and religious freedom.	Agency for International Development	5	USAID-USA-30	Arabic	Coding, Cultural diplomacy, Data analysis, Data visualization, Design thinking, GIS expertise, Graphic design, Storytelling/blogging/vlogging	The Religious and Ethnic Minorities Unit at USAID is seeking to expand its new partnership work in the Middle East and North Africa in response to the Executive Order on Advancing International Religious Freedom. Interns will help to develop tools to landscape potential partners, better understand community needs using evidence based tools and analytics, and take direct part in shaping the development of a monitoring and evaluation system for a $50 million portfolio. We are looking for solutions-oriented interns with a passion for inclusion and diversity.		United States		Please note that the skills listed encompass a general range of potential interest areas for an intern. For more information please visit: https://www.usaid.gov/democracy/religious-freedom The Executive Order on Advancing Religious Freedom: https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/executive-order-advancing-international-religious-freedom/ For more information on USAID’s Open Data Policy, ADS 579: https://www.usaid.gov/sites/default/files/documents/1868/579.pdf	2020-06-10 11:45:10	100		3233
USAID-COD-6 Communicating Work from the USAID/Kinshasa Education Office to New Audiences The USAID/Kinshasa education office is looking for an intern to assist in developing, implementing, and assessing a new communications initiative. This work is essential to broadening our messaging to... French helpful; Analytical writing, Cultural diplomacy, Design thinking, Editing and proofreading, Graphic design, Marketing, Social media management, Videography, Website design, Infographic design, Writing, Storyte...	Communicating Work from the USAID/Kinshasa Education Office to New Audiences	The USAID/Kinshasa education office is looking for an intern to assist in developing, implementing, and assessing a new communications initiative. This work is essential to broadening our messaging to new audiences within the Democratic Republic of Congo and our partners in the United States.	Agency for International Development	1	USAID-COD-6	French	Analytical writing, Cultural diplomacy, Design thinking, Editing and proofreading, Graphic design, Marketing, Social media management, Videography, Website design, Infographic design, Writing, Storytelling/blogging/vlogging	Would you like to be part of a dynamic diverse team committed to improving education access and outcomes for millions of Congolese students? Do you have a passion for storytelling and communications? Are you creative and interested in innovative solutions? Do you want to learn more about education and international development? Then this position with the USAID/Kinshasa Education Office is a perfect opportunity. We are looking for a self-starter who is interested in supporting a new initiative to build stronger communications ties between the USAID mission, Washington Headquarters, implementing partners, local stakeholders, and the Congolese public. This would include gathering information on activities, agency priorities, and showcasing our work in new ways to reach the maximum audience. We are interested in innovative communications solutions, including digital and social media. This internship is conceived as part of a pilot communications project and the intern will be responsible for capturing their progress, reflecting, and adapting as necessary. The project will culminate in the preparation of a summative assessment evaluating program success, lessons learned, and making recommendations for continuation. The intern will work closely with all members of the education team and the mission communications team, but will report to the Innovation and Learning Advisor.	KINSHASA	Congo			2020-06-09 07:42:08	100	USAID	3092
USAID-USA-33 Research and Analysis on Water Conservation in Jordan Conduct studies/literature review to better inform the USAID/Jordan mission on opportunities for water conservation efforts, particularly in agriculture. Analytical writing, Data analysis, Data visualization, Economic analysis, Political Analysis, Research, Writing	Research and Analysis on Water Conservation in Jordan	Conduct studies/literature review to better inform the USAID/Jordan mission on opportunities for water conservation efforts, particularly in agriculture.	Agency for International Development	1	USAID-USA-33		Analytical writing, Data analysis, Data visualization, Economic analysis, Political Analysis, Research, Writing	The USAID/Jordan Water Resources and Environment Office is seeking a student with background in agricultural economics, hydrology, irrigation management, natural resource management, environmental sciences/engineering, or related field to research and write on issues affecting water conservation challenges and opportunities in Jordan. Topics will be assigned based on issues encountered by USAID in the field. Illustrative topics include: - "valuing" water as it relates to job creation, revenue, and social stability - identifying high value/low water use crops - assessing virtual water and trade of fruits and vegetables within Jordan - comparing and contrasting existing agricultural production systems and their water consumption against a more water efficient and economically productive model - identifying experiences from around the world regarding successful examples of groundwater governance in areas with limited resources and similar governance challenges. The intern(s) will conduct research largely independently with interaction of the USAID/Jordan Water Resources and Environment Office conservation team. Strong research and writing skills desired.		United States		Learn more about USAID's Water Resources and Environment work here: https://www.usaid.gov/jordan/water-and-wastewater-infrastructure	2020-06-10 07:58:35	100		3195
USAID-VNM-3 Research and Analysis of Foreign Direct Investment into Vietnam Conduct a review of foreign direct investment (FDI) into Vietnam, and alternative methods of calculating FDI. Develop a universal and replicable approach to analyzing FDI, evaluate FDI flows, and prod... Vietnamese-STD helpful; Analytical writing, Data analysis, Economic analysis, Research	Research and Analysis of Foreign Direct Investment into Vietnam	Conduct a review of foreign direct investment (FDI) into Vietnam, and alternative methods of calculating FDI. Develop a universal and replicable approach to analyzing FDI, evaluate FDI flows, and produce a detailed report on the status of FDI to support USAID's understanding of investment trends in	Agency for International Development	1	USAID-VNM-3	Vietnamese-STD	Analytical writing, Data analysis, Economic analysis, Research	According to official statistics, the United States ranks 8th in terms of total number of FDI projects and 11th in terms of total amount of FDI into Vietnam, trailing behind South Korea, Japan, Taiwan, and Hong Kong. However, these bilateral statistics show only the direct investment links to a destination, i.e. where the FDI source is registered and does not reflect the fact that investment flows are channelled through special purpose vehicles and offshore financial centres. Studies have shown that 30–50% of investment has been channelled through these conduits, leading the International Monetary Fund to coin this phenomenon as “phantom FDI.” For Vietnam, official data shows a significant level of investment from off-shore jurisdictions frequently used for corporate formation, and as a tax/liability shelter. The OECD issued a Revised Benchmark Definition of Foreign Direct Investment in 2008, which recommended that countries compile inward investment positions according to the “ultimate investing country (UIC)” to identify the country of the investor that ultimately controls the investments in their country. The OECD only started collecting FDI information based on this revised definition in 2014. Currently, only 14 OECD countries are reporting FDI stock by ultimate investors. As Vietnam joins the ranks of lower middle income countries, and becomes more integrated into global value chains, the country could benefit from a more strategic approach to attracting foreign investment. A more representative methodology for calculating FDI would help Vietnam thoughtfully engage with foreign investors and assist USAID with supporting Vietnam's development objectives. The VSFS intern will support USAID/Vietnam Mission staff to conduct research and analysis that will inform USAID's engagement and technical assistance related to private sector engagement. This VSFS intern will work collaboratively with USAID/Vietnam staff to: Define the research and analytical methodology; Verify that the methodology is replicable and universally applicable; Update the ranking of FDI sources into Vietnam using the methodology; Ground truth the methodology using external sources; and Develop a detailed report to share within the USG.	HANOI	Vietnam		The ideal candidate will have education or experience in international development, macro economics and/or international finance. The tasks of the selected VSFS intern will be finalized at the start of the internship based on USAID’s priorities at that time as well as the interests and skills of the intern. Depending on the intern’s skills and interest the following could also be included in the internship: - Developing a regional investment flow analysis; - Trends analysis and projections; and - Analysis of key investment climate issues.	2020-06-23 08:37:28	100	USAID	3424
USAID-PHL-7 Analyze the impacts of COVID-19 on Filipino women! Use your analytical and writing skills to make a difference! Analytical writing, Economic analysis, Political Analysis, Research, Writing	Analyze the impacts of COVID-19 on Filipino women!	Use your analytical and writing skills to make a difference!	Agency for International Development	1	USAID-PHL-7		Analytical writing, Economic analysis, Political Analysis, Research, Writing	Are you inquisitive and resourceful? Are you interested in conducting market research? Do you like working with people to implement your research recommendations? Are you interested in international development? USAID Philippines is looking for an individual to update its Gender Analysis, particularly after COVID-19 has impacted the economy, and women, in particular. You will produce three gender analyses for use in Philippines strategic planning in the areas of economic growth, governance, and environment objectives. You will then work with each team to ensure that items identified are incorporated into USAID projects in those areas. We know that Gender-Based Violence has increased during the pandemic. But how do we address this, for both women, and men, in the short and long term activities of USAID? This is one of many issues you will address in your research. You will correspond with a wide variety of key stakeholders, including Filipinos that may benefit from USAID programming. You will work with USAID employees, who will provide in-person and technical literature from local academic institutions, civil society organizations, and think tanks. You will use country-level gender analyses undertaken by the government and other donors or academics; reports by United Nations (UN) Human Rights Committees; and shadow reports and reports by UN and regional intergovernmental organizations, NGOs, and USAID implementers. You should have an ability to conduct research using a variety of sources on the web, and a working knowledge of survey monkey or google forms. You will start with voluminous reports and data, and distill these into a report that outlines the status of women, and men, in the Philippines after COVID-19. You will then develop guidance for USAID to incorporate key factors in designing programs with particular attention to Filipono women, and men's changing needs due to COVID-19's impacts on the economy and political landscape. Perfect for the analytical thinker and good writer.	MANILA	Philippines		For more information on USAID Philippines, go to our Facebook and Twitter pages.	2020-06-02 13:30:03	100	USAID	2921
USAID-LBR-1 Make a Lasting Impression and Lead the Graphic Design Efforts for USAID/Liberia Be the graphic designer lead for the team that prepare reports, presentations, infographics, and other electronic and printed materials. USAID/Liberia's communication and outreach materials need ... Data visualization, GIS expertise, Graphic design, Social media management, Videography, Infographic design	Make a Lasting Impression and Lead the Graphic Design Efforts for USAID/Liberia	Be the graphic designer lead for the team that prepare reports, presentations, infographics, and other electronic and printed materials. USAID/Liberia's communication and outreach materials need updates, so that they can be more visually compelling, easy to digest, professional, and modern.	Agency for International Development	2	USAID-LBR-1		Data visualization, GIS expertise, Graphic design, Social media management, Videography, Infographic design	USAID/Liberia is at its early stage of implementing its 5-year Country Development Cooperation Strategy (CDCS) that would support Liberians' efforts to continue to consolidate its democratic gains and rebuild its war-torn and Ebola-effected economy. Since the end of the Liberian Civil War in 2003, the country has held three national elections generally perceived as free and fair. It has also taken on the difficult task of rebuilding its economy, and strengthening its educational and health care delivery systems. The 2014-2015 Ebola Virus Disease outbreak drained the Government of vitally needed resources, slowed economic growth, and delayed key development projects. The response measures to COVID-19 has severely affected the economy and the daily lives, especially those in lower socio-economic status. The worldwide response led by the United States helped bring the worst of the outbreaks under control. Our work helps build confidence in public governance, brings reforms to key institutions and fosters measurable improvements in the lives of average Liberians. You will help shape the visuals for a wide range of materials - both electronic and printed - such as matrices, maps, reports, infographics, briefing memos, posters, presentations, and other materials to effectively: 1) help the Mission leadership make project and strategic program decisions; 2) reach the Liberian and American public; 3) convey the information to selected audience during speeches, meetings, and presentations. The intern must be able to comfortably use GIS databases to create new map layers and generate useful maps that can be manipulated and incorporated into the materials. USAID/Liberia has a wide range of programs across multiple sectors and strive to achieve results under several important USG and Agency initiatives including the President’s Malaria Initiative, the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief, and the Young African Leaders Initiative. Programming also contributes to the Administration’s Africa Strategy, which promotes prosperity in Africa and advancing American influence and prosperity abroad. In 2019, the Mission prioritized interventions in maternal and child health, reproductive health, water and sanitation, agriculture, construction, sustainable natural resource management, biodiversity protection, education, youth development, governance, and independent media. To see the breadth of complex and exciting USAID/Liberia portfolio, please take a look at our CDCS: https://www.usaid.gov/sites/default/files/documents/1860/CDCS_Liberia_June_2024.pdf	MONROVIA	Liberia		Many of our past interns have been able to align their thesis or other school work with USAID assignments. The Mission team welcomes and will facilitate any student interns who are interested in conducting in-country assignment through their school's research grants, and visit/work at the Mission when appropriate. USAID/Liberia Mission also offers mentoring and networking opportunities.	2020-06-01 11:57:48	100	USAID	2905
L-EDUSA-TUR-1 EducationUSA Team Turkey Virtual Intern Assisting EducationUSA with online advising and digital outreach to students in Izmir and Istanbul Turkish helpful; Cultural diplomacy, Editing and proofreading, Marketing, Social media management	EducationUSA Team Turkey Virtual Intern	Assisting EducationUSA with online advising and digital outreach to students in Izmir and Istanbul	Agency for International Development	2	L-EDUSA-TUR-1	Turkish	Cultural diplomacy, Editing and proofreading, Marketing, Social media management	The desired intern will assist EducationUSA Team Turkey staff in engaging students digitally through online plaforms such as Instagram Live, Google Meet, and Zoom, and assist in creating engaging social media content using culturally appropriate and relevant tools and marketing strategies	ANKARA	Turkey		You will be part of a welcoming and energetic team that cooperates with 5 EducationUSA centers in 4 of Turkey's largest and most dynamic cities: Istanbul, Ankara, Izmir, and Adana. Language and cultural mentoring will be provided as necessary.	2020-06-19 06:22:27	100	EducationUSA	3407
USAID-PHL-3 Create catchy graphics to tell USAID's stories! Do you think in pictures? We're looking for visual storytellers to tell the story of USAID Philippine’s, Pacific Islands and Mongolia’s projects and their impacts. This position is perfect fo... Data visualization, Graphic design, Storytelling/blogging/vlogging	Create catchy graphics to tell USAID's stories!	Do you think in pictures? We're looking for visual storytellers to tell the story of USAID Philippine’s, Pacific Islands and Mongolia’s projects and their impacts. This position is perfect for a self-paced, independent individual who is great with visualizations and graphic design.	Agency for International Development	1	USAID-PHL-3		Data visualization, Graphic design, Storytelling/blogging/vlogging	Help us tell the stories of our work in the Philippines, the Pacific Islands and Mongolia! We are looking for someone to take compelling content and help tell our stories through a data visualization for use in social media, our websites, internally with our stakeholders, and with our host country governments. We work on projects ranging from providing COVID frontliners with needed equipment, working with poor fishing communities to improve their livelihoods in fishing, protecting natural resources, and empowering women. You will work with people in various countries, on the front line, to obtain stories and reports, and transform these into data visualizations to share our work in a simple format. Help us educate and inform our numerous stakeholders. If you're interested in making a difference, this position is for you! You should have a critical eye for taking compelling reports and stories, and distilling them to simple yet creative visualizations. Interns should have working knowledge of Canva, or a proven ability to learn quickly.	MANILA	Philippines		For more information, go to our sites on Facebook and Twitter for USAID Philippines, USAID Pacific Islands, and USAID Mongolia.	2020-06-02 13:16:59	100	USAID	2920
USAID-USA-11 Student Researcher on Civic Education for USAID Youth Office Seeking a dynamic student researcher and writer to conduct a preliminary study of evidence on youth civic education and leadership programming across the globe. This will be a year-long research proje... Arabic helpful, French helpful, Spanish helpful; Analytical writing, Data analysis, Data visualization, Editing and proofreading, Research, Writing	Student Researcher on Civic Education for USAID Youth Office	Seeking a dynamic student researcher and writer to conduct a preliminary study of evidence on youth civic education and leadership programming across the globe. This will be a year-long research project which could be used as a foundation for an undergraduate or graduate thesis.	Agency for International Development	1	USAID-USA-11	Arabic, French , Spanish	Analytical writing, Data analysis, Data visualization, Editing and proofreading, Research, Writing	USAID is looking to expand its research on effective youth civic education, civic engagement, and leadership development- especially how it can be leveraged in relation to the secondary shocks from the current COVID crisis. This understanding is particularly critical for marginalized groups of young people and how youth relate to state relations and social movements. The purpose of this desk study is to develop a written, professional report and digital presentation of promising practices and evidence on what works in improving youth civic engagement, civic education, and leadership development globally. The overarching theme is identifying best practices of these types of activities which support USAID's positive youth development (PYD) methodology and approach. The study will also provide recommendations on how to increase the effectiveness, scale, and sustainability of these type of programs. The results from this desk review will be used to develop research and programming briefs which will serve as a resource for policymakers and practitioners interested in evidence-based best practices and examples of youth civic and political engagement.		United States		Interns in bachelors and graduate programs are welcome, including those in a field of study related to topics of interest to USAID or with an interest in such topics. Visit www.youthpower.org for a list of topics of interest to the Youth office at USAID.	2020-05-05 14:39:28	100		2713
USAID-USA-13 Communications and Outreach Intern, USAID’s Bureau for Resilience and Food Security Assist in the planning and development of digital media and outreach content and talking points to effectively communicate the impact of Feed the Future, Water for the World Act and U.S. Government’... Graphic design, Marketing, Social media management, Writing, Storytelling/blogging/vlogging	Communications and Outreach Intern, USAID’s Bureau for Resilience and Food Security	Assist in the planning and development of digital media and outreach content and talking points to effectively communicate the impact of Feed the Future, Water for the World Act and U.S. Government’s food security and resilience effort, applying both graphic design and creative writing skills.	Agency for International Development	1	USAID-USA-13		Graphic design, Marketing, Social media management, Writing, Storytelling/blogging/vlogging	The communications and outreach team for the Bureau for Resilience and Food Security (RFS), which leads the U.S. Government’s Feed the Future initiative and implements the Water for the World Act, is looking for an excellent writer, creative thinker and strategic communicator to help design and produce a variety of digital content and key talking points to convey our impact and tell our success stories as well as support the stakeholder outreach portfolio, including updating stakeholder lists and drafting outreach emails. The right intern(s) will have a mix of strategic thinking, journalistic-style writing and design skills to develop social media and web content and support tasks related to external outreach. The intern should have strong graphic and visual design skills and familiarity with and access to design programs like Canva and Microsoft PowerPoint. The intern will work collaboratively with the RFS communications and outreach team to develop creative ideas and materials and support campaigns to communicate progress and success stories on digital media platforms as well as contributing to partnership retention and establishment. The intern will be a self-starter who can work well in a team and also execute projects on their own in a fast-paced environment that requires flexibility. This internship is ideal for students interested in learning more about the U.S. Government’s international development work and in communicating how the U.S. Government is contributing to global efforts to drive down hunger and poverty and ensure a food- and water-secure world.		United States		No prior knowledge of USAID is required, however, applicants should have a demonstrable interest in international development and communications. Preference will be given to advanced undergraduate students.	2020-06-04 14:31:44	100		2972
USAID-USA-15 Student Researcher - Expanding Efficient and Sustainable Access to Reading Materials Advance the Global Book Alliance's knowledge building efforts by assisting with a comprehensive review of available literature on issues across the book supply chain Analytical writing, Data analysis, Research	Student Researcher - Expanding Efficient and Sustainable Access to Reading Materials	Advance the Global Book Alliance's knowledge building efforts by assisting with a comprehensive review of available literature on issues across the book supply chain	Agency for International Development	2	USAID-USA-15		Analytical writing, Data analysis, Research	USAID hosts the Secretariat of the Global Book Alliance, an international partnership that focuses on ensuring the availability of affordable, appropriate and accessible books in local languages to support children's literacy development. The Alliance works in two ways: 1) by supporting flagship initiatives that address key challenges in the book supply chain, and 2) by building and sharing knowledge globally. The main focus of this internship will be on advancing the Alliance's knowledge building efforts by assisting with a comprehensive review of available literature on issues across the book supply chain. The role will involve identifying, cataloging, and analyzing available data, and entering data into a database. Depending on time and bandwidth, the intern may also help to synthesize available data, and may assist the Alliance secretariat in others ways (ex. support for Steering Committee meetings, supporting communications work, etc.		United States		For more information, visit www.globalbookalliance.org.	2020-06-09 10:04:07	100		3110
USAID-USA-16 Evidence for Democratic Transitions Help the Office of Transition Initiatives apply cutting edge research and evidence to its programming in complex contexts around the world! Analytical writing, Research	Evidence for Democratic Transitions	Help the Office of Transition Initiatives apply cutting edge research and evidence to its programming in complex contexts around the world!	Agency for International Development	3	USAID-USA-16		Analytical writing, Research	Project description (3000) characters: The Evidence for Democratic Transitiins project seeks to provide the Office of Transition Initiatives (OTI) with the latest research and evidence on issues related to its work. Illustrative research questions include: What types of interventions are most effective in promoting democratic transitions and under what conditions? How do you build resilience to extremist violence in vulnerable communities? How does disinformation spread in semi-literate communities and how can it best be addressed? How does foreign influence affect the countries we are working in and the consequences for our programming? How has COVID-19 changed the types of interventions possible, who the target populations are, and how they should be implemented to prevent democratic backsliding and democratic processes? Interns will consider academic peer-reviewed literature as well as gray literature from NGOs, think-tanks, and other sources as well as internal evidence collected over 25 year of OTI programming. This project will contribute to OTI’s learning agenda and interns will share their work out with the office for review and commentary, giving them the opportunity to learn from the vast experience of OTI staff. The project will also provide ad hoc research support to country programs working on transitions around the world and contribute to the office research digest. OTI supports U.S. foreign policy objectives by helping local partners advance peace and democracy. OTI provides fast, flexible, short-term assistance targeted at key political transition and stabilization needs. Strategically designed for each unique situation, OTI has laid the foundation for long-term development by promoting reconciliation, jumpstarting local economies, supporting emerging independent media, and fostering peace and democracy through innovative programming. In countries transitioning from authoritarianism to democracy, from violence to peace, or following a fragile peace, OTI’s programs serve as catalysts for positive political change.		United States			2020-06-09 11:15:39	100		3116
USAID-NGA-17 Support to the USAID/Nigeria Private Sector Team Support sustainable development of Nigeria through private sector engagement work Economic analysis, Editing and proofreading, Research, Writing	Support to the USAID/Nigeria Private Sector Team	Support sustainable development of Nigeria through private sector engagement work	Agency for International Development	2	USAID-NGA-17		Economic analysis, Editing and proofreading, Research, Writing	The intern would support the private sector team by: 1. Updating the USAID/Nigeria Private Sector Engagement (PSE) Tracker 2. Responding to requests concerning the loan and bond guarantee portfolio for the agriculture, health, and renewable energy sectors 3. Cover U.S. Development Finance Corporation (DFC) issues 4. Draft memos and clearance packages for program changes that require Mission leadership approval 5. Support the implementation of the Mission PSE Action Plan, and help facilitate the Mission PSE Working Group 6. Assist with the quarterly private sector development donor group meetings in Nigeria 7. Assist with the Mission response to Prosper Africa 8. Support the Mission in private sector engagement, private sector partnerships and trade and investment promotion 9. Other duties as assigned	ABUJA	Nigeria		Nigeria is the continent's most populous country, largest economy, and is the U.S. government's top priority in Sub-Saharan Africa. You will be a member of the Office of Economic Growth and Environment (EGE) in USAID/Nigeria and work with the private sector team. Someone who will join the team should be interested in finance, private sector, Africa and development.	2020-05-28 13:44:24	100	USAID	2882
USAID-USA-18 Middle East Environmental Data and Knowledge Management Enhanced decision making capabilities through improved knowledge management and environmental data collection, manipulation and visualization Arabic helpful, French helpful; Analytical writing, Data analysis, Data visualization, GIS expertise	Middle East Environmental Data and Knowledge Management	Enhanced decision making capabilities through improved knowledge management and environmental data collection, manipulation and visualization	Agency for International Development	1	USAID-USA-18	Arabic, French	Analytical writing, Data analysis, Data visualization, GIS expertise	This project will support the Water and Environmental team in USAID's Middle East Bureau to enhance our knowledge base, identify emerging trends, and explore options to improve environmental management aspects of foreign aid assistance. Potential areas of research include: sustainability, industrial ecology, medical waste management, water, wastewater, climate risk management, and environmental compliance. Areas of research will fill existing information gaps and enhance information management and spatial data resources for improved decision making. You will: conduct research to identify emerging environmental trends and best practices collect, clean and visualize a variety of environmental data to contribute to a data library to improve programming additional tasks may include improving data collection methods, researching alternative data resources, creating data visuals, and producing information briefs.		United States		The ideal candidate will have a passion to explore the cross-cutting nature of environmental issues. There will be opportunities to utilize GIS, and programming languages including Python and JavaScript, so these are good skills to have but not required.	2020-06-10 18:00:38	100		3306
USAID-USA-21 Support to USAID Disability-Inclusive Policy Revision Process Policy analysis and related research and writing to inform and support USAID’s revision of its 1997 Disability Policy, consistent with USAID’s long-standing commitment to disability-inclusive dev... Analytical writing, Research, Writing	Support to USAID Disability-Inclusive Policy Revision Process	Policy analysis and related research and writing to inform and support USAID’s revision of its 1997 Disability Policy, consistent with USAID’s long-standing commitment to disability-inclusive development.	Agency for International Development	1	USAID-USA-21		Analytical writing, Research, Writing	In recent years, a number of bilateral (e.g. DFID, DFAT) and multilateral donor agencies (e.g. the World Bank Group, United Nations) have adopted both policies and strategies to enhance the efficacy of those organizations in supporting disability-inclusive development that furthers effective implementation of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and achievement of Agenda 2030 / Sustainable Development Goals. The VSFS would assist USAID staff working on revision of USAID's 1997 Disability Policy, and would support these staff in: conducting analysis of comparable policies utilized by other bilateral and multilateral donors; drafting of briefing documents and materials for policy revision working group members; conducting consultations with internal and external stakeholders; and other support to an Agency policy revision working group as required.		United States		Interest in international disability rights and development welcome but not essential. Prior experience in policy analysis a bonus. The intern would work under the direction of the Agency Disability Rights Coordinator currently located in the DCHA/DRG Empowerment and Inclusion Division.	2020-06-10 17:56:08	100		3305
USAID-USA-22 Social Network Mapping and Analysis Intern - USAID Office of Local Sustainability Seeking a detail-oriented and driven intern to help USAID's Office of Local Sustainability (E3/LS) to develop a social network map of its connections to inform how to maximize the Office's a... Data analysis, Data visualization, Research, Writing	Social Network Mapping and Analysis Intern - USAID Office of Local Sustainability	Seeking a detail-oriented and driven intern to help USAID's Office of Local Sustainability (E3/LS) to develop a social network map of its connections to inform how to maximize the Office's ability to communicate, educate, and influence policy throughout the Agency.	Agency for International Development	1	USAID-USA-22		Data analysis, Data visualization, Research, Writing	Develop a social network map of the Office of Local Sustainability's (E3/LS) connections to inform the team on how best to maximize our ability to communicate, educate, and influence policy throughout the Agency.  Final deliverables will be an interactive, updatable map of the Office's comprehensive Agency-wide social network, findings, and conclusions. The intern would then co-develop a set of recommendations and action items (scenario planning) with E3/LS. Anticipated tasks include, but are not limited to:  1) Initial scoping report a) Specific research questions co-developed with E3/LS staff/end users, and identification of relevant SNA metrics b) Proposed dataset structure (may be informed by initial pilot) c) Platform inquiry: Gephi, UCINET, NodeXL and/or other appropriate software package 2) Data collection - design and conduct an SNA survey plus key informant interviews and/or focus group discussions: a) Technical experts that provide input into LS work and characteristics/attributes b) Audiences for LS products and characteristics/attributes 3) Data cleaning  4) Mapping data in social network analysis software 5) Data analysis and reporting 6) Findings and conclusions 7) Presentation for the LS office 8) Support E3/LS team to access and interpret the data and to develop recommendations and action items (scenario planning) for communications, education, and policy 9) Documentation of research methodology and instructions for updating the social network map in the selected platform 10) Submission of final report, data set, and network map		United States		Ideal candidates will have: -Strong communication, presentation, and analytical writing skills -Experience with social network analysis and mapping -Experience with qualitative research and data collection, including platforms such as NVivo, or others -Experience with data visualization, including familiarity with Tableau or other appropriate software E3/LS is looking for candidates who: -Have and/or are working toward a degree in International Affairs/Development, Political Science, Information Science, Data Science; Analytics, Economics, or other social science -Have experience conducting social network analysis, surveys, and mapping -Have experience collecting, cleaning, analyzing, and interpreting data strongly preferred -Have experience communicating research findings for professional and practitioner audiences The Office is also looking for candidates with: -Strong organizational, interpersonal, and qualitative research skills for leading key informant interviews and focus group discussions -The ability to work both collaboratively and independently in a virtual environment -The ability to meet deadlines and produce high quality work -Familiarity with Google Suite and other online collaboration tools Learn more about USAID's Office of Local Sustainability online today!	2020-06-08 15:17:35	100		3071
USAID-USA-24 Locally Led Development Research and Knowledge Management Intern Seeking an energetic and driven intern to help USAID's Office of Local Sustainability to conduct research, produce knowledge products, and inform knowledge management on topics relevant to the ne... Analytical writing, Editing and proofreading, Research	Locally Led Development Research and Knowledge Management Intern	Seeking an energetic and driven intern to help USAID's Office of Local Sustainability to conduct research, produce knowledge products, and inform knowledge management on topics relevant to the nexus of local and international development.	Agency for International Development	1	USAID-USA-24		Analytical writing, Editing and proofreading, Research	USAID's Office of Local Sustainability promotes the localization of international development -- from activity ideas, designs, implementation, evaluation, and scaling activities -- within the nation’s largest federal foreign assistance agency. We are seeking a Locally Led Development Research and Knowledge Management Intern to support research in emerging topics of interest to the office and develop resources for dissemination. Assignment of projects will be made in collaboration with the supervisor and may include, but are not limited to: -Research and presentation of research results from external sources (including virtual meetings, research papers, etc) on topics such as: -How other donors are approaching the localization of international development, including on specific topics such as youth entrepreneurship. -Non-donor perspectives, including civil society, on international development, including on specific topics. -Collecting and synthesizing data from multiple internal sources (including virtual interviews, evaluation studies, etc.) on topics such as: -Comparative structures of grant agreements with a focus on lessons learned and challenges of different arrangements -Successes of USAID experiences in the localization of foreign assistance -Identifying and testing new avenues for sharing and disseminating ongoing and completed research findings		United States		Interns in bachelor's (preferably in junior or senior phases) and graduate programs are welcome, including those in a field of study related to topics of interest to USAID or with an interest in such topics. Ideal candidates will have the following skills: -Oral communication -Regional or topic expertise/interest -Interpersonal skills -Critical thinking -Time management -Experience conducting analytical research from a variety of expert sources and clearly communicating findings. Familiarity with international development and topics strongly preferred. -Experience communicating research to practitioners in clear writing. -Ability and interest in researching topics as mutually determined with supervisor, ranging from broad topical themes (such as youth in development) to narrow process inquiries (such as comparative structures of grant agreements). -Strong organizational and interpersonal skills for networking and partnership development. -Ability to work both independently and collaboratively on assigned tasks in a virtual environment. -Ability to meet deadlines and produce quality work. -Familiarity with word processing, spreadsheet, and/or database software. -Comfort using Google Docs and other online collaboration tools. Ideal candidates have the following interests: -International development, including community led and grassroots development -Gaining an appreciation of how USAID, as the nation’s largest foreign assistance agency, functions and comparative perspectives on other foreign donors Learn more about USAID's Office of Local Sustainability online today!	2020-06-10 17:05:42	100		3287
USAID-USA-26 Seeking Fresh Ideas and Forward Thinkers to Revitalize the Global Acquisition and Assistance Lab! Modernize the way the USAID Global Acquisition and Assistance Lab does business and design a pathway to shift current Office of Acquisition and Assistance culture to one that is kind, flexible, and ad... Analytical writing, Cultural diplomacy, Data visualization, Design thinking, Editing and proofreading, Educational design, Political Analysis, Research, Website design, Infographic design, Storytellin...	Seeking Fresh Ideas and Forward Thinkers to Revitalize the Global Acquisition and Assistance Lab!	Modernize the way the USAID Global Acquisition and Assistance Lab does business and design a pathway to shift current Office of Acquisition and Assistance culture to one that is kind, flexible, and adaptive using scientifically proven methods.	Agency for International Development	2	USAID-USA-26		Analytical writing, Cultural diplomacy, Data visualization, Design thinking, Editing and proofreading, Educational design, Political Analysis, Research, Website design, Infographic design, Storytelling/blogging/vlogging	The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) leads international development and humanitarian efforts to save lives, reduce poverty, strengthen democratic governance and help people progress beyond assistance. The Global Acquisition and Assistance (A&A) Lab is housed in the Management Bureau's Office of Acquisition and Assistance (OAA). The A&A Lab is an interconnected network of A&A staff advancing the Agency's mission through workforce development and the testing and scaling of innovations in A&A both domestically and at our field missions abroad. We are looking for forward-thinking strategists and designers to help modernize the way the Global A&A Lab does business and design a pathway to shift current OAA culture to one that is kind, flexible, and adaptive using scientifically proven methods. Interns will learn about USAID, Effective Partnering and Procurement Reform efforts, the Agency's A&A Strategy, and USAID foreign and civil service. Familiarity with international development and/or procurement is a plus, but not required, as learning is part of this internship experience.		United States		You'll be part of a team of three USAID Foreign Service Officers and a Civil Service Branch Chief.	2020-06-11 09:37:47	100		3324
USAID-USA-27 Explore factors that improve workforce outcomes for youth living in conflict and crisis settings Seeking a dynamic student researcher and writer to conduct research on emerging issues related to youth and employment, including a preliminary study of evidence on factors that improve workforce/live... Analytical writing, Data analysis, Data visualization, Design thinking, Economic analysis, Editing and proofreading, Political Analysis, Research, Writing	Explore factors that improve workforce outcomes for youth living in conflict and crisis settings	Seeking a dynamic student researcher and writer to conduct research on emerging issues related to youth and employment, including a preliminary study of evidence on factors that improve workforce/livelihood outcomes for youth in conflict and crisis and the impact of COVID19 on youth employment.	Agency for International Development	1	USAID-USA-27		Analytical writing, Data analysis, Data visualization, Design thinking, Economic analysis, Editing and proofreading, Political Analysis, Research, Writing	Would you like to be part of a dynamic diverse team committed to improving workforce development opportunities for millions of youth living in conflict and crisis settings? Do you have a passion for research and are you eager to learn new things? Are you creative and interested in innovative solutions? Do you want to learn more about education, youth workforce development, and international development? Then this position with the USAID/Office of Education is a perfect opportunity. We are looking for a self-starting researcher who can explore new dimensions and innovations on what works at improving workforce/livelihood outcomes for youth in conflict and crisis. This is a challenging yet rewarding topic and there is a need to build our understanding of its complex dimensions. This is an exciting opportunity to conduct research and the successful candidate should have the skills and ability to synthesize and present findings in a digestible format. This research project could be used as a foundation for an undergraduate or graduate thesis. As a research intern, you can expect to complete tasks such as: (1) Summarizing and analyzing literature to strengthen USAID’s understanding and ability to design youth workforce development programs in conflict and crisis settings; (2) Identifying and presenting findings on the impact of COVID on youth employment. (3) Other duties, as time permits. This position will work closely with all members of the Higher Education and Youth and Workforce Development team in the Office of Education, but will be supported and supervised by the Youth Workforce Development Advisor.		United States			2020-06-10 14:57:54	100		3260
USAID-USA-28 Climate Change and Development -- Learning and Reporting: Stories from the Field Conduct outreach to USAID staff, implementing partners and stakeholders to document the stories and the people behind climate change and development activities supported by USAID. The intern will draf... Writing, Storytelling/blogging/vlogging	Climate Change and Development -- Learning and Reporting: Stories from the Field	Conduct outreach to USAID staff, implementing partners and stakeholders to document the stories and the people behind climate change and development activities supported by USAID. The intern will draft stories and interviews for use by internal USAID audiences and potentially for publication online	Agency for International Development	1	USAID-USA-28		Writing, Storytelling/blogging/vlogging	Developing and transition countries can contribute to the mitigation of global greenhouse gas emissions including through energy sector reform, adoption of renewable and cleaner sources of energy, conservation of forests, and sustainable management of agriculture, forests, and other landscapes. At the same time, weather and climate impacts are undermining progress in reducing poverty and improving economic growth in countries around the world, as well as compromising the effectiveness and resilience of U.S. development assistance. To address these many challenges, USAID supports renewable energy, sustainable landscapes, and climate change adaptation in developing countries and applies climate risk management (CRM) to USAID development assistance. The intern will support staff in the USAID Office of Global Climate Change (E3/GCC) and the Climatelinks implementation team to research the stories behind USAID climate and development activities. These stories will help USAID document: Impact of activities, drawing on performance monitoring and evaluation results and qualitative assessments of stakeholders Context in which the activities are operating Challenges experienced in the implementation of activities and strategies used to address or design around those challenges Reflections of stakeholders involved in activities, including lessons learned The reporting will further: Communications of the impact of USAID assistance Learning among development practitioners Documenting nature and impact of USAID assistance The tasks of the intern will be finalized at the start of the internship based on USAID’s priorities at that time as well as the interests and skills of the intern.		United States		The ideal candidate will have education or experience in climate change and/or international development and a strong interest in these topics. For more information: Climate and Development at USAID: www.usaid.gov Knowledge portal of climate-and-development at USAID: https://www.climatelinks.org Climate Risk Management at USAID: https://www.climatelinks.org/climate-risk-management Journey to Self Reliance: https://www.usaid.gov/selfreliance Ethiopia Country Roadmap provides an example of the types of indicators USAID uses to assess country capacity and commitment: https://selfreliance.usaid.gov/country/ethiopia USAID has produced timelines such as this “Mozambique Progress Toward Climate Resilience” that may inform what the Journey to Self Reliance looks like for climate adaptation: https://www.climatelinks.org/resources/usaid-progress-toward-climate-resilience-mozambique Resilience at USAID: https://www.usaid.gov/resilience	2020-06-19 17:06:16	100		3420