IDLO [International Development Law Organization], Washington is inviting candidates to apply for Advocacy Internship with work experience in international development
About IDLO, Washington
The International Development Law Organization is an intergovernmental organization dedicated to the promotion of the rule of law. With a joint focus on the promotion of rule of law and development, it works to empower people and communities to claim their rights and provides governments with the know-how to realize them. It supports emerging economies and middle-income countries to strengthen their legal capacity and rule of law framework for sustainable development and economic opportunity.
About Advocacy Internship
IDLO [International Development Law Organization], Washington is inviting candidates to apply for Advocacy Internship with work experience in international development
Role and Responsibilities
- Reporting to the Advocacy Analyst, the Advocacy Intern will support the work of the Unit and will be assigned, but not necessarily limited to, the following duties and responsibilities:
- Attend and draft reports on relevant UN and other meetings of potential interest to IDLO, including as related to the rule of law, people-centered justice, governance, peace building, SDG 16 on peaceful, just, and inclusive societies, and the SDGs more broadly.
- Assist in research and preparation of briefing notes, policy briefings, and talking points on a variety of matters for key internal and external audiences.
- Collaborate and communicate with other teams within IDLO.
- Contribute to event planning and calendar input.
- Provide analytical and specialized administrative support to the Permanent Observer of IDLO and the NYO team.
- Assist in administrative, day-to-day tasks for the office.
Eligibility for Advocacy Internship
- Have completed or been enrolled in a post-graduate (required) course of study at a university or equivalent higher education institution.
- Work experience in international development, including as related to the UN, is desirable.
- Practical experience with clear, concise writing.
- Strong ability to draft and revise documents and handle diplomatic correspondence.
- Solid organizational and analytical skills.
- Advanced computer skills, and in particular excellent ability to use Microsoft Office/Outlook package.
- Excellent level of attention to detail.
- Fluent oral and professional writing skills in English a must.
Important Documents
- Resume,
- Cover letter,
- List of references.
- Optionally, provide academic transcripts or letters of recommendation.
How to Apply?
Please find the link at the end of this post.
Location
District of Columbia, Washington
