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The German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) aims to strategically shape development cooperation with Asian partner countries – including Cambodia, Nepal, Bangladesh, India, Mongolia, Uzbekistan, and Indonesia. As part of this effort, the BMZ has published the “German Development Policy with Asia” strategy, which sets out the direction of German development policy in the region. The strategy is based on five guiding principles:
1) Strengthening gender equality,
2) Climate-friendly development,
3) Vocational training in green, future-oriented industries,
4) Strengthening social security systems, and
5) Preserving biodiversity and ecosystems. The aim of the project is to support the BMZ in designing and communicating its Asia strategy, as well as the relevance and effectiveness of German development policy engagement with Asia.
The focus is on advising on the strategic positioning of the future of development policy with Asia. The project provides a multifaceted insight into Germany’s development policy engagement in Asia and offers diverse opportunities to get to know GIZ from different perspectives.
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- Studies in the field of political science, social science, economics, regional studies or communication science (from the 4th semester)
- Initial experience in the development policy environment of Asia and interest in international cooperation and the topics of the consulting project
- Experience in organizing events, including virtual/hybrid formats
- Strong communication skills, both written and spoken (German and English), initial experience in (political) communication, interest in writing and visualization
- Diplomatic skills and a good understanding of political contexts and the functioning of federal ministries
- Strong teamwork skills, willingness to learn, openness and enthusiasm for new topics, people and processes; high motivation and initiative: You tackle where support is needed
- Very good IT knowledge of common MS Office programs (MS Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Outlook)
- Technical research and analysis of selected topics along the five guiding principles of the Asia strategy, management priorities and relevant actors (e.g. business associations, multilateral development organizations/banks, etc.)
- Support in the preparation, implementation and documentation of high-level national and international events
- Support with editorial activities, political communication and public relations; preparation of presentations
- Support with knowledge management and project monitoring
- Participation in internal meetings and strategic discussions with clients
- In addition, during your internship you will have the opportunity to participate in internal and external company events
Due to the project duration, a contract term of four months is planned. Once the project is extended, an extension to six months can be implemented.
GIZ is a signatory to the Diversity Charter. Recognizing, valuing, and embracing diversity within the company is important to us. All employees should feel valued – regardless of gender and gender identity, nationality, ethnic origin, religion or belief, disability, age, or sexual orientation.
The internship is only possible if you are currently enrolled, are enrolled in a continuing education program that includes an internship, or if you have completed your studies no more than six months ago at the start of the internship.
The monthly intern salary is €2,205.04 (gross).
We support equal opportunities and welcome applications from people with disabilities.
For any questions regarding the content, please contact Ms. Goranko (verena.goranko@giz.de).
