Internship at World Food Programme (WFP)

• Assist the PU Relief Team and Area Offices in developing and reviewing appropriate relief responses based on assessment information;
• Assist VAM, using assessment livelihood data, refine community targeting criteria for relief programmes;
• Liaise with the PU Livelihoods and Nutrition Teams and relevant AO focal points to, support the transition of relief responses to recovery and livelihood/nutrition focused activities;
• Work with VAM, Relief, Livelihood, Nutrition Teams and the FSC to draft revised CO guidelines for targeting highly food insecure households and individuals during localised shocks based on quantitative and qualitative information through a livelihood lens;
• Perform other duties as required.

Essential Requirements

• Currently enrolled and have attended University courses in the last 12 months inclusive of having completed at least two years of undergraduate studies or have recently graduated in the last 12 months Advanced university degree (Masters) in economics, social sciences, public policy and/or international development policy;
• Proficiency in MS Office (Word, Excel, Power Point)and knowledge of statistical analysis software (i.e. SPSS);
• Fluent in English;
• Knowledge of a second UN language and/or Somali
• Experience in undertaking food security/nutrition assessments, data analysis, IPC, and response planning.
• Kenyan or Somali nationality;
• Strong analytical skill, interpretation of data and data sampling;
• Excellent oral and written communication skills and ability to conceptualize and draft reports independently, where data charts and data interpretation are seamlessly integrated.

Terms and Conditions

• Interns receive a monthly stipend from WFP up to the maximum amount of US$700 per month depending on the duty station of assignment. (The current rate for Nairobi is about $600)
• WFP is not responsible for living expenses, arrangements for accommodation, travel to and from WFP internship location, necessary visas and costs related