Carlo-Schmid-Programm

Carlo-Schmid-ProgrammPlacement Offers 2022/2023UNDOS1United Nations Secretariat, Department ofOperational SupportNew YorkUSAPerformance and Data Analytics01.09.2022 28.02.2023UNDOS2United Nations Secretariat, Department ofOperational SupportNew YorkUSAStrengthening the UN Secretariat's 01.09.2022 support architecture28.02.2023UNDP1United Nations Development ProgrammeNew YorkUSAEffective Development Cooperation01.09.2022 28.02.2023xUNDP2United Nations Development ProgrammeGenevaSwitzerlandCapacity Development for Disaster 01.09.2022 28.02.2023Risk ReductionxUNECE1The United Nations Economic Commission forEuropeGenevaSwitzerlandInternational Environmental Law01.09.2022 28.02.2023xUNECE2The United Nations Economic Commission forEuropeGenevaSwitzerlandSustainable urban development01.09.2022 28.02.2023UNECE3The United Nations Economic Commission forEuropeGenevaSwitzerlandDigitalisation and Economy05.09.2022 04.03.2023UNECE-FAOThe United Nations Economic Commission forEuropeGenevaSwitzerlandForestry communication andenvironmental affairs01.10.2022 31.03.2023UNECLACThe United Nations Economic Commission forLatin America and the CaribbeanWashington USAUN-EOSGUnited Nations Secretary-General's OfficeNew YorkUNEP1xxxxxEconomics, International Trade and 01.09.2022 Finance, Green Economy28.02.2023xUSAUN 2.0: United Nations Reform01.09.2022 28.02.2023United Nations Environment Programme, GreenGenevaGrowth Knowledge PartnershipSwitzerlandGreen Growth KnowledgeGeneration and Policy Application01.09.2022 28.02.2023xUNEP2United Nations Environment ProgrammeNairobiKenyaCommunications01.09.2022 28.02.2023xUNEP3United Nations Environment ProgrammeGenevaSwitzerlandSustainable infrastructureinvestment01.09.2022 28.02.2023xUNEP-DTUUNEP - Technical University of DenmarkCopenhagen DenmarkClimate policy01.09.2022 28.02.2023UNESCO1Unied Nations Educational, Scientific andCultural OrganizationDakarSDG4 & Planning01.09.2022 28.02.2023xUNESCO2United Nations Educational, Scientific andCultural OrganizationSantiago deChileChileEducation Policy, Planning andMonitoring01.09.2022 28.02.2023xUNESCO3United Nations Educational, Scientific andCultural OrganizationParisFranceEnvironmental sustainabilitymanagement03.09.2022 02.03.2023xUNHCR1United Nations High Commissioner forRefugeesGenevaSwitzerlandGlobal Compact on Refugees(GCR)01.09.2022 28.02.2023xUNHCR2United Nations High Commissioner forRefugeesGenevaSwitzerlandPublic Health for Refugees, focuson reproductive health01.09.2022 28.02.2023UNHCR3United Nations High Commissioner forRefugeesCopenhagen DenmarkUniversity Education for Refugees, 01.09.2022 28.02.2023DAFIxUNHCR4United Nations High Commissioner forRefugeesAmmanJordanInter-Agency Coordination of theRegional Refugee01.09.2022 31.03.2023xUNHCR5United Nations High Commissioner forRefugeesSanSalvadorEl SalvadorDurable Solutions for the ForciblyDisplaced01.09.2022 28.02.2023xUNHCR6United Nations High Commissioner forRefugeesCairoEgyptExternal Relations – Donorrelations – Resource mobilization01.09.2022 28.02.2023UNHCR7United Nations High Commissioner forRefugeesLimaPeruDigital technologies in humanitarian 01.09.2022 emergencies28.02.2023xUNHCR8United Nations High Commissioner forRefugeesNairobiKenyaGreening, Sustainability andClimate Change01.09.2022 28.02.2023xUNITAR1United Nations Institute for Training AndResearchGenevaSwitzerlandDiplomacy01.09.2022 28.02.2023UNITAR2United Nations Institute for Training AndResearchGenevaSwitzerlandCapacity Building for the Youth,Peace and Security Agenda01.09.2022 28.02.2023UNLOCACUnited Nations Liaison Office for Children andArmed ConflictBrusselsBelgiumChildren and Armed Conflict01.09.2022 28.02.2023xUNLOPSUnited Nations Liaison Office for Peace andSecurityBrusselsBelgiumPeacekeeping, UN-EU Partnership, 01.09.2022 31.03.2023Peace and SecurityxUNOCCUnited Nations Operations and Crisis CentreNew YorkUSARisk Analytics and CrisisPrevention01.09.2022 28.02.2023UNOCHA1United Nations Office for the Coordination ofHumanitarian AffairsGenevaSwitzerlandHumanitarian Financing andResource Mobilization01.09.2022 28.02.2023UNOCHA2United Nations Office for the Coordination ofHumanitarian AffairsNew YorkUSAAdvocacy of humanitarian concerns 01.09.2022 in UN intergovernmental28.02.2023xUNOCHA3United Nations Office for the Coordination ofHumanitarian AffairsNew YorkUSACERF - enabling humanitarianaction worldwide05.09.2022 03.03.2023xUNOGUnited Nations Office at GenevaGenevaSwitzerlandPolitical Affairs and Partnerships01.09.2022 28.02.2023UNOPUnited Nations Office for Partnerships, UnitedNations SecretariatNew YorkUSASDG Advocacy, Strategy andCoordination01.09.2022 28.02.2023UNOPSUnited Nations Office for Project Services,Cities AllianceBrusselsBelgiumAddressing poverty and climatechange in cities01.09.2022 28.02.2023UN-PBSO1United Nations Department of Political andPeacebuilding AffairsNew YorkUSAPeacebuilding Commission (PBC)15.11.2022 14.05.2023xUN-PBSO2United Nations Department of Political andPeacebuilding AffairsNew YorkUSAUN peacebuilding policy01.09.2022 28.02.2023xUNRODUnited Nations Register of DamageViennaAustriaLegal, claims processing01.09.2022 28.02.2023UNRWAThe United Nations Relief and WorksNew YorkAgency for Palestine Refugees in the Near EastUSAHumanitarian assistance01.09.2022 28.02.2023DAAD - ST41 - CSP/Placement Offers 22/23 - 12.2021SenegalxxxxxxxxxxxxxPage 3 von 4

Carlo-Schmid-ProgrammPlacement Offers 2022/2023UNSSC1United Nations System Staff CollegeTurinItalyYouth Peace and Security01.09.2022 28.02.2023UNSSC2United Nations System Staff CollegeTurinItalyLeadership and Management01.09.2022 28.02.2023UNTBLDCUN Technology Bank for Least DevelopedCountriesGebzeKocaeliTurkeyGateway to science, technologyand innovation01.09.2022 28.02.2023UNU-CPRUnited Nations University Centre for PolicyResearchNew YorkUSAInternational public policy research 01.09.2022 28.02.2023and impactUNV1United Nations VolunteersNairobiKenyaVolunteerism and KnowledgeManagement01.09.2022 31.03.2023xUNV2United Nations VolunteersDakarSenegalVolunteerism and SDGs in Africa01.09.2022 30.04.2023xUNV3United Nations VolunteersPanamaCityPanama01.09.2022 Human Resources Management,Communications and Partnerships 30.04.2023xWB1The World BankViennaAustriaSocial protection01.09.2022 28.02.2023WB2The World BankWashington USAClimate change, resilience andsustainable development01.09.2022 28.02.2023xWB3The World BankWashington USAHealth Policy and Digital Healthcare 01.09.2022 Transformation28.02.2023xWB4The World BankWashington USAStrategic Planning and BudgetingProcess01.09.2022 28.02.2023xWB5The World BankWashington USAAccountability; civic-technology;governance; inclusion01.09.2022 28.02.2023xWB6The World BankWashington USARegional Vice President's FrontOffice01.09.2022 28.02.2023xWB7The World BankWashington USADecarbonizing InternationalMaritime Transport07.09.2022 06.03.2023WFP1World Food ProgrammeCairoEgyptResource Management01.09.2022 31.03.2023WFP2World Food ProgrammeDiliEast TimorCountry office East Timor01.09.2022 28.02.2023xWFP3World Food ProgrammeDakarSenegalSchool Feeding01.09.2022 28.02.2023xWFP4World Food ProgrammePhilippinesClimate Change and Gender01.09.2022 28.02.2023WFP5World Food ProgrammePhnomPenhCambodiaFood security / nutrition01.09.2022 31.03.2023xWFP6World Food ProgrammeBishkekKyrgyzstanData science / analytics01.09.2022 31.03.2023xWFP7World Food ProgrammeManaguaNicaraguaData collection and visualizationSpecialist01.09.2022 31.03.2023xWFP8World Food ProgrammePanamaCityPanamaDigital literacy, technology forcapacity strengthening01.09.2022 31.03.2023xWMO1World Meteorological OrganizationGenevaSwitzerlandGCOS - Global Climate Observing 01.09.2022 28.02.2023SystemWMO2World Meteorological OrganizationGenevaSwitzerlandHydrometeorological Disaster Early 01.09.2022 28.02.2023Warning SystemsDAAD - ST41 - CSP/Placement Offers 22/23 - 12.2021MandaluyongCityxxxxxxxxxxPage 4 von 4

Carlo Schmid Programmefor Internships in International Organisations and EU InstitutionsPlacement Offer 2022/2023Reference No.:LBI GMR (formerly BIM)Location:Vienna, AustriaKeyword:Human rights in the criminal justice settingSection A: General InformationName of host organisationLudwig Boltzmann Institute of Fundamental and Human RightsInternship Coordinator and/orFocal PointGiuliana MoninaSupervisorGiuliana MoninaOrganisation's websitehttps://bim.lbg.ac.at/Section B: Placement OfferDates and duration of theinternship01.09.2022 - 31.03.2023, 7 monthsDetailed description of theinternship project(s); tasksassignedInternship projects: Assist in developing and maintain up to date the international cooperationplatform www.atlas-of-torture.org Assist in the research and implementation of the EU Project “Justice for all:Enhancing the Rights of Defendants and Detainees with Intellectual and/orPsychosocial Disabilities: EU Cross-Border Transfers, Detention andAlternatives” Assist in the finalization of the reports prepared in the framework of the EUProject “From law to practice: Strengthening procedural rights in police custody”and their dissemination Support the team in the development of projects and implementation of activitiesto prevent torture and ill-treatment and promote the rights of detainees,especially childrenBackground information:a) The international ‘Atlas of Torture Project’The Atlas of Torture (https://www.atlas-of-torture.org/) was initially developed tosupport the UN Special Rapporteur on Torture, Manfred Nowak and disseminate theresults of his work. In 2018 the website has been completely reworked incooperation with HURIDOCS (https://huridocs.org) to become an internationalcooperation platform to strengthen the global fight against torture and ill-treatment.It aims to empower organizations and individuals to strengthen the global fightagainst torture and ill-treatment by:- Raising awareness and informing how torture and ill-treatment can be preventedthrough documentation, learning and exchange;- Ensuring easy access to information;- Making the work of actors and human rights defenders visible and strengtheningtheir exchange and cooperation.The website offers a comprehensive database, project and activities map andlearning and exchange platform on torture and ill-treatment.ST41 – CSP/Placement offers 2022/23 – 11.2021

Training components andlearning elementsParticipation in missions ortraining coursesb) EU Project “Justice for All: Enhancing the rights of defendants and detainees withintellectual and/or psychosocial disabilities: EU cross-border transfers, detentionand alternatives”Detainees and defendants with intellectual and/or psychosocial disabilities, may bedisproportionately affected, if necessary and appropriate adjustments are not madeto accommodate and support the individuals. While many relevant projects haveassessed the fundamental rights issues faced by the general prison population,initiatives concerning defendants and detainees with intellectual and/or psychosocialdisabilities have been limited and very little attention has been placed on the specificchallenges faced by this group of defendants and detainees. The Project will coverEU cross border cases but also look at domestic systemic issues that may inpractice hinder cross border cooperation, for example the issue of preventivedetention of-persons with intellectual and/or psychosocial disabilities declaredincapable/with diminished legal capacity in criminal proceedings and who may bedeprived of their liberty for long periods of time incl. for life.The Project, lead by the Institute, will be conducted in cooperation with MentalHealth Perspectives (Lithuania), Peace Institute (Slovenia), Antigone (Italy),Dortmund University of Applied Sciences and Arts (Germany), Bulgarian HelsinkiCommittee (Bulgaria), will start in January 2022 and run until December 2024.c) EU Project “From law to practice: Strengthening procedural rights in policecustody”The EU legal instruments in the area of procedural rights in criminal proceedings arean important source of minimum standards for protection against arbitrary detention,ill-treatment and other human rights violations throughout the EU. However,research has demonstrated that even if appropriate legislative measures are takenthis does not mean that the requirements of the EU Directives on procedural rightsare adequately implemented in practice. Building on the EU Project "Inside PoliceCustody 2" (2018), the current project aims to strengthen procedural rights incriminal proceedings, especially in regard to legal aid, access to a lawyer, right toinformation, audio-visual recording and procedural rights of children. The overall aimof the project is to fill gaps in the practical implementation of the EU proceduralrights directives. This is to be achieved by elaborating of good practice examples,engaging key stakeholders in the reform efforts, and involving civil societyorganizations across the EU. The Project, lead by the BIM in cooperation withRights International Spain (Spain), APADPOR-CH (Romania), Irish Council for CivilLiberties (Ireland), Fair Trials Europe (Belgium), will start in December 2020 and rununtil 30 November 2022.The intern will acquire knowledge on: International human rights law, notably the prevention of torture and illtreatment, rights of detainees, especially persons with intellectual and/orpsychosocial disabilities and children, as well as procedural rights in the criminaljustice setting The work of international, regional and national state and civil societyorganisation in the field of the prevention of torture and ill-treatment and therights of detainees, especially persons with intellectual and/or psychosocialdisabilities and children, as well as procedural rights in the criminal justicesettingThe intern will acquire skills in: Research and drafting Data gathering, documentation Website development and maintenance Project development and managementThe intern will have the opportunity to participate in meetings, workshops andtrainings organised or facilitated by the Ludwig Boltzmann Institute of Fundamentaland Human Rights and its collaboration partners such as international and nationalorganisations and research institutions working on human rights, national authoritiesas well as the Human Rights Master of the University of Vienna.ST41 – CSP/Placement offers 2022/23 – 11.2021

Section C: Required QualificationsAcademic background at leastBachelor's graduate or equivalentEnrollment for the duration of theinternship necessary?NoStudy SubjectsLaw, political science, social sciences and other fields relevant to human rightsLanguage SkillsFluency in English and German. Knowledge of a second UN language is an asset.Computer literacyInternship-related experiencesAdditional skills/requirementsAdditional commentsMicrosoft Office (Word, Power Point, Excel); website maintenance and data analysisare asset.Experience in working for an organisation dealing with human rights, esp. tortureprevention, rights of detainees, persons with intellectual and/or psychosocialdisabilities and/or children is desirable. Experiences in project management is anasset.Good communication skills; experiences in working in a multi-cultural and interdisciplinary environment is an asset.Working language is English.ST41 – CSP/Placement offers 2022/23 – 11.2021

Carlo Schmid Programmefor Internships in International Organisations and EU InstitutionsPlacement Offer 2022/2023Reference No.:EBRD1Location:London, United KingdomKeyword:Specialised Financial Services and Trade FinanceSection A: General InformationName of host organisationEuropean Bank for Reconstruction and DevelopmentInternship Coordinator and/orFocal PointLigia LudusanSupervisorAlexander SavelievOrganisation's websitewww.ebrd.comSection B: Placement OfferDates and duration of theinternshipDetailed description of theinternship project(s); tasksassignedTraining components andlearning elementsParticipation in missions ortraining courses01.09.2022 - 28.02.2023, 6 monthsAn intern will be placed in the Specialised Financial Services or Trade Finance teamof EBRD Financial Institutions Business Group (FIG or Group). EBRD FIG is one ofthe three large sector groups of EBRD and is responsible for a third of EBRD'sannual business. The Group operates across all EBRD Regions with a variety offinancial institutions including banks and non-bank financial Institutions. TheSpecialised Financial Services team (SFS) covers non-bank financial institutions,including leasing, factoring, fintech, exchanges, insurance, asset management,investment in NPL portfolios. Trade Finance team runs EBRD's Trade FacilitationProgramme (TFP), a flagship programme of the Bank.Intern will be involved in new and portfolio projects, supporting the SFS or TFPbankers in various aspects of project work including structuring, financial analysisand due diligence, project monitoring and implementation, contributing to writinginternal project approval documents, etcThe primary learning element will be through the exposure to day-to-day operationsof the SFS or TFP teams and corresponding exposure to more experiencecolleagues in these teams. Classroom training may also be provided, subject toavailability and identified needs.The primary exposure of intern will be to project work. Initially the intern is likely tobe exposed primarily to portfolio projects in implementation phase. Over time theintern will have an opportunity to participate in newly originating projects and theirexecution.Section C: Required QualificationsAcademic background at leastBachelor's graduate or equivalentST41 – CSP/Placement offers 2022/23 – 11.2021

Enrollment for the duration of theinternship necessary?YesStudy SubjectsGiven the technical nature of the work in the relevant teams and at this level,preference is for sciences as a core subject, such as: economics; mathematics; andphysics. Social and political sciences would be also suitable academic background.In all cases the candidate should have genuine interested in financial services.Language SkillsEnglish is essential. French or Russian as additional languages would be beneficial.Computer literacyComputer literate. Modelling skills in Excel would be a benefitInternship-related experiencesAdditional skills/requirementsAdditional commentsIdeally the candidate should posses good basic knowledge of micro andmacroeconomics. Have an understanding about how financial systems work. Basicunderstanding of financial institution's reporting (composition of bank and non-bankfinancial institution key financial statements - balance sheet and profit and lossaccount).The intern will operate in a diverse and dynamic team and good communicationskills (both written and verbal) are important. The quality of interpersonal skills willbe an important factor in a successful internship and positive, valuable experiencefor the intern.n/aST41 – CSP/Placement offers 2022/23 – 11.2021

Carlo Schmid Programmefor Internships in International Organisations and EU InstitutionsPlacement Offer 2022/2023Reference No.:EBRD2Location:London, United KingdomKeyword:Implementation of integrated procurement solutionSection A: General InformationName of host organisationEuropean Bank for Reconstruction and DevelopmentInternship Coordinator and/orFocal PointEBRD HR departmentSupervisorRichard Gargrave, Head of Innovation, Procurement Policy and AdvisoryDepartmentOrganisation's websitewww.ebrd.comSection B: Placement OfferDates and duration of theinternshipDetailed description of theinternship project(s); tasksassignedTraining components andlearning elementsParticipation in missions ortraining courses01.09.2022 - 28.02.2023, 6 monthsThe EBRD is the only IFI that has an e-procurement portal used by its clients whenconducting

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