• Conducting research on development policies in different fields.
• Assisting in the process of research and data collection in various fields. 
• Assisting in the process of editing and printing of publications.
• Assisting in the preparations of special events and commemorations.
• Providing technical, logistical and administrative support as required.
• Reporting to and performing other duties as required by the Programme Coordinator.

• Enrollment in a University Degree Programme with majors on international development, environment management or related fields of study.
• Applicants who have graduated from such studies within the recent twelve months will also be considered eligible for the position 

Experience:

• Legal permit or student visa to work in New York is required
• Any prior work experience is not required
• A portfolio of relevant work is an asset
• Understanding of international development issues; expertise in mapping and computer skills; strong communication and analytical skills and editorial skills would be an asset.

Language:

• Fluency in in written and oral English is required.  
• Knowledge of second G77 working language desirable.