Alinea International / Biodiversity Governance Innovation Programme (BioGov) Opportunities

The intern supports monitoring, evaluation and learning tools and databases, data collection, policy and desk research, project meetings, communications, donor reporting, and administrative or logistical tasks for the Biodiversity Governance Innovation Programme. The placement is unpaid, while the official posting states that travel and communication stipends will be provided. Hybrid or remote arrangements may be possible, including accommodation for students who are currently enrolled.

Applicants should have an undergraduate degree in sociology, biology, environmental studies, biodiversity or conservation, international affairs, or a related field, or a relevant vocational certificate. A master's degree or current master's enrolment is preferred. The posting asks for Microsoft Office skills, strong communication and writing, fluency in English and Dutch, and values Sranan Tongo or Indigenous/Maroon languages.