Intern, Monitoring & Evaluation

Job Posting Organization:
The World Food Programme (WFP) is the world’s largest humanitarian organization, established to save lives in emergencies and to use food assistance to build pathways to peace, stability, and prosperity for people recovering from conflict, disasters, and the impacts of climate change. WFP was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2020, recognizing its efforts to combat hunger and promote peace. The organization operates in numerous countries worldwide, with a focus on providing food assistance and support to vulnerable populations. WFP is committed to diversity and inclusion, ensuring equal employment opportunities for all individuals regardless of their background.

Job Overview:
The Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) Intern will play a crucial role in supporting the Vulnerability Analysis and Mapping (VAM) and M&E Unit at WFP's Caribbean Multi-Country Office (MCO) in Bridgetown, Barbados. This internship is designed as an entry-level learning opportunity that will provide practical exposure to monitoring and evaluation systems, data analysis, results reporting, and organizational learning processes. The intern will work closely under the guidance of the VAM and M&E team, contributing to evidence-based decision-making, accountability, and program effectiveness across the Caribbean region. The role involves assisting in various tasks related to monitoring, reporting, data management, and documentation, which are essential for the successful implementation of WFP programs. The internship is a full-time position for a duration of six months, allowing the intern to gain valuable experience in the humanitarian sector and develop skills that are critical for future career opportunities.

Duties and Responsibilities:
The intern will be responsible for a variety of tasks, including but not limited to: compiling, cleaning, and organizing monitoring and evaluation data from various program activities, assessments, and surveys; maintaining information records, monitoring trackers, and databases; preparing tables, charts, and dashboards for internal reporting; drafting and formatting monitoring reports and presentations; assisting in the preparation of monitoring activities and evaluations; organizing and archiving monitoring tools and documentation; conducting desk reviews and background research; documenting lessons learned and success stories; supporting the organization of workshops and training events; tracking recommendations from monitoring exercises; and integrating cross-cutting considerations such as gender and disability inclusion into monitoring tasks. This comprehensive set of responsibilities will provide the intern with a well-rounded experience in M&E processes and practices.

Required Qualifications:
Candidates must meet specific eligibility criteria to apply for this internship. They should be currently enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate program from a recognized university, having completed at least two years of their undergraduate studies or being a recent graduate within six months prior to application. Fluency in English is mandatory, while knowledge of other WFP official languages is an asset. The intern must be available to work full-time for six months and should not have immediate family members employed by WFP. The program recognizes educational credentials from institutions certified by competent authorities, ensuring that candidates possess the necessary academic qualifications for the role.

Educational Background:
The educational background required for this internship includes enrollment in a recognized undergraduate or graduate program. Candidates should have completed at least two years of their undergraduate studies or be recent graduates. The internship is open to individuals who have attended classes in the past 12 months, ensuring that candidates are up-to-date with their academic knowledge. The program values candidates with a strong academic foundation in fields related to monitoring and evaluation, data analysis, program management, or international development.

Experience:
No prior professional work experience is required for this internship; however, relevant academic, volunteer, research, or internship experience in areas such as data analysis, monitoring, or program support is desirable. Candidates should demonstrate a strong interest in monitoring and evaluation, research, and humanitarian work. Experience through coursework or projects involving data collection and analysis will be beneficial for applicants.

Languages:
Fluency in English is a mandatory requirement for this internship. While knowledge of other WFP official and working languages is considered an asset, it is not a strict requirement. The ability to communicate effectively in English is essential for the intern to perform their duties and collaborate with the team effectively.

Additional Notes:
The internship is a full-time position with a duration of six months, providing a monthly stipend of US$100

• WFP will cover medical insurance for the intern during the internship period. However, WFP is not responsible for living expenses, accommodation arrangements, or visa costs. The internship is designed to provide a comprehensive learning experience, and interns will have access to WFP's industry-leading learning platform, WeLearn, to enhance their skills and knowledge throughout their assignment. WFP is committed to providing reasonable accommodations for individuals with disabilities during the recruitment process and throughout the internship.