The Intern(s) will work under the direct supervision of a project manager designated by the Director of the Division. The Intern(s) shall be engaged as follows:

• Exposed to the regular core functions of the Division and as such shall have the opportunity to observe the day to day operations and engage in on-the-job training in specific actions delegated by the Supervisor.
• Contribute to the division’s technical cooperation portfolio by performing self-contained research activitiessuch as; study and analyse selected technical cooperation projects from the diviision’s portfolio from the perspective of upscaling the project impacts through normative and policy functions of UNIDO.
• Other Special emerging Projects that may enhance the learning experience of the Intern.

• Education: Enrolled in a university degree programme; or begin the internship within one year of completing a university degree; or completed a university degree and be sponsored as part of an academic or development programme.
• Field of specialization: Industry decarbonization, low carbon and climate resilient technologies, climate change mitigation and/or adaptation, development studies and/or climate finance, economics, international relations, business administration, engineering.
• Languages: Fluency in written and spoken English is required. Knowledge of another UN language is an asset.
• Other skills: Basic knowledge of climate change technologies and policies, and familiarity with climate mitigation and adaptation strategies is an asset.