ActionAid Sweden is an aid organization and part of the global ActionAid federation that exists in 46 countries worldwide. We work to reduce poverty and injustice with a particular focus on strengthening the rights of girls and women, because equality is a prerequisite for sustainable development.
With a presence in several of the world's most vulnerable countries, ActionAid has the power and knowledge required to work both long-term and in humanitarian emergencies.
We always start from the inherent power of each individual and work at the grassroots level, together with other local organizations and the girls and women whose rights we are tasked with defending and strengthening. They are the ones who lead, develop and drive the work forward.
We are proud to be an organization based on feminist leadership principles where our organizational culture is characterized by justice, equality, respect and non-discrimination.
We are religiously and politically unbound. All activities are conducted with the support of private individuals, companies, institutional donors and foundations. ActionAid was founded in 1972 and has been in Sweden since 2006.
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Stockholm HT24 (Full-time)
Diakonia is the joint international development organization of two Swedish churches. Our head office is located in Sweden. We have regional offices in Africa, Asia, the Middle East/North Africa and Latin America, as well as local offices in most of the countries where we have partner organizations.
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Bromma, Stockholm Autumn 2024 (Full time)
The expert group for aid analysis, EBA, is a government committee that was appointed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in 2013. EBA is tasked with evaluating and analyzing Sweden's international aid in order to contribute to developing and streamlining the aid, as well as to build a long-term knowledge base of high quality.
EBA also wants to be a forum for meetings between research, practice and politics. Our entire knowledge production, such as reports, seminars, podcasts and annual reports, is available on our website.
The EBA consists of eight people who make up the expert group, a representative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and an office. The office consists of five investigative secretaries, an assistant investigative secretary, a communications officer and a chancellor. The office is responsible for producing decision-making documents for the expert group and for the operational activities, as well as representing the EBA externally, maintaining contacts with other authorities and being responsible for monitoring the environment.
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Stockholm HT24 (Full-time)
The expert group for aid analysis, EBA, is a government committee that was appointed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in 2013. EBA is tasked with evaluating and analyzing Sweden's international aid in order to contribute to developing and streamlining the aid, as well as to build a long-term knowledge base of high quality.
EBA also wants to be a forum for meetings between research, practice and politics. Our entire knowledge production, such as reports, seminars, podcasts and annual reports, is available on our website.
The EBA consists of the expert group, a representative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and an office. The office consists of five investigative secretaries, an assistant investigative secretary, a communications officer and a chancellor. The office is responsible for producing decision-making documents for the expert group and for the operational activities, as well as representing the EBA externally, maintaining contacts with other authorities and being responsible for monitoring the environment.
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Stockholm HT24 (Full-time)
Fair Action is a non-profit association that works to get companies to take responsibility for their impact on people and the environment. We examine how goods and services are produced and put pressure on companies to improve working conditions and pay living wages. We give tools to citizens so that they can make demands on companies and politicians to take responsibility for negative impacts on people and the environment.
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Stockholm HT24 (Full-time)
ForumCiv is Sweden's largest platform for civil society organizations that work with global development. Together with our 140 member organizations, we fight to strengthen people's rights and enable strong popular participation worldwide.
ForumCiv has its own offices in five countries where we support local organizations directly on the ground; Colombia, Cambodia, Kenya, Belarus and Liberia.
In Sweden, one of our main tasks is to convey contributions from Sida to Swedish organizations that collaborate with local partners in approximately 70 countries. We also work with advocacy work against politicians and run the platform Globalportalen for young people who are passionate about global development.
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Stockholm HT24 (Full-time)
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The Institute Against Bribery (IMM) creates trust in society by counteracting corruption and making it easier for society's actors to do the right thing. IMM is a non-profit business organization that has existed since 1923.
The emphasis in the business is on informing companies, business organizations, authorities and the mass media about what corruption is, how it manifests itself and how it can be prevented. IMM supports the business community with advice and support regarding corruption issues at both national and global level.
IMM's principals are the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce, Swedish Business and the Swedish Municipalities and Regions (SKR). The office is centrally located in Näringslivets Hus at Storgatan 19 in Stockholm.
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Stockholm HT24 (Full-time)
The Institute Against Bribery (IMM) creates trust in society by counteracting corruption and making it easier for society's actors to do the right thing. IMM is a non-profit business organization that has existed since 1923.
The emphasis in the business is on informing companies, business organizations, authorities and the mass media about what corruption is, how it manifests itself and how it can be prevented. IMM supports the business community with advice and support regarding corruption issues at both national and global level.
IMM's principals are the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce, Swedish Business and the Swedish Municipalities and Regions (SKR). The office is centrally located in Näringslivets Hus at Storgatan 19 in Stockholm.
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Stockholm HT24 (Full-time)
International IDEA is an intergovernmental organization (IGO) with 35 Member States and an explicit mandate to support sustainable democracy worldwide.
International IDEA develops evidence-based knowledge on democracy and supports the implementation of that knowledge in country- and region-specific projects. The Institute is the only IGO solely dedicated to supporting democracy worldwide with a permanent UN Observer status. The Institute leverages its unique role as a democracy IGO to convene multilateral and national actors, democracy defenders and civil society to engage in collective global action to champion, defend and advance democracy around the world.
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Stockholm Autumn 2024 (Full time)
International IDEA is an intergovernmental organization (IGO) with 34 Member States and an explicit mandate to support sustainable democracy worldwide.
International IDEA develops evidence-based knowledge on democracy and supports the implementation of that knowledge in country- and region-specific projects. The Institute is the only IGO solely dedicated to supporting democracy worldwide with a permanent UN Observer status. The Institute leverages its unique role as a democracy IGO to convene multilateral and national actors, democracy defenders and civil society to engage in collective global action to champion, defend and advance democracy around the world.
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Stockholm Autumn 2024 (Full time)
ArtNexus is a unit of the authority Konstnärsnämnden and an international cultural and aid cooperation between Sida and Konstnärsnämnden. The program aims to create synergies between cultural and aid policy efforts in selected partner countries. The program's starting point is to work for a strong artistic freedom with freedom of expression as a basis. This is to promote the conditions for art and culture practitioners to operate freely and safely on the basis of reasonable conditions in the partner countries Albania and Armenia.
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Stockholm HT24 (Full-time)
Läkarmissionen is a Swedish aid organization that since 1958 has worked for all people's right to a dignified life in a sustainable world. The Medical Mission's primary target group is women and children at risk, and we carry out international development cooperation and humanitarian aid in some thirty countries.
We work mainly in Africa and Latin America, but also in Eastern Europe and MENA. We have our own international offices and also collaborate with local partners. Läkarmissionen is a politically and religiously independent organization.
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Stockholm HT24 (Full-time)
Läkarmissionen is a Swedish aid organization that since 1958 has been working for the right of all people to a dignified life in a sustainable world. The medical mission's primary target group is vulnerable women and children, and we carry out international development cooperation and humanitarian aid in around thirty countries. We work mainly in Africa and Latin America, but also in Eastern Europe and MENA. We have our own international offices and also cooperate with local partners. Läkarmissionen is a politically and religiously independent organization.
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Vällingby, Stockholm HT24 (Full-time)
MyRight is a politically and religiously independent organization that works for people with disabilities around the world to have increased access to their rights. We carry out development work in collaboration with partner organizations in Africa, Asia, Europe and Latin America. Our mission is to fight poverty through rights-based support for organizations of people with disabilities.
MyRight's work benefits partner countries and people living in poverty/economic vulnerability through financial and capacity-building support to organizations that work for the rights of people with disabilities and through educational and advocacy efforts aimed at strengthening the functional rights perspective of other (mainly Swedish) aid actors.
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Stockholm HT24 (Full-time)
Naturskyddsföreningen is Sweden's largest environmental organization. We are a non-profit and non-partisan association that has local associations and county associations all over the country. Together with roughly 220 members, we influence those in power and engage people both locally, nationally and globally. Climate, seas, forests, environmental toxins, agriculture and sustainable consumption are our most important areas of work. We spread knowledge, map environmental threats and come up with constructive solutions to the problems.
Globally, we collaborate with and support more than 40 environmental organizations in Africa, Asia, Latin America and Eastern Europe. Together with environmentalists around the world, the Nature Conservation Society works for a strong global environmental movement that contributes to sustainable development. Within the framework of the Nature Conservation Society's global program, advocacy work is ongoing together with partner organisations, capacity development and financial support to partner organisations.
Please read more about the Naturskyddsföreningen at www.naturskyddsforeningen.se
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Stockholm HT24 (Full-time)
NCG works with aid and development all over the world, we are in Denmark, Norway, Sweden and Uganda. NCG Sweden was founded in 1991 with a focus on sustainable social development. We work with equality, evaluations, human rights, socio-economic issues, the environment and SMEs. We have had Sida's gender help desk since 2012. We also work in all sectors with the EBRD, EU, World Bank, UN, and Swedish authorities. We are in an exciting phase where we are growing, and right now we are focusing on our business strategies including our communication strategy. Read more about us at www.ncgsw.se.
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Bromma, Stockholm HT24 (Full-time)
NCG works with aid and development all over the world, we are in Denmark, Norway, Sweden and Uganda. NCG Sweden was founded in 1991 with a focus on sustainable social development. We work with equality, evaluations, human rights, socio-economic issues, the environment and SMEs. We have had Sida's gender help desk since 2012. We also work in all sectors with the EBRD, EU, World Bank, UN, and Swedish authorities. We are in an exciting phase where we are growing, and right now we are focusing on our business strategies including our communication strategy. Read more about us at www.ncgsw.se.
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Bromma, Stockholm HT24 (Full-time)
Oxfam Sweden is part of a global organization that works to save and improve people's lives. We do this in several ways, with a clear goal: an equal future. We fight climate inequality, economic inequality and the injustices that cause poverty and oppression – and we are there in times of crisis and disaster. Together with millions of allies, we operate in over 85 countries. We contribute new knowledge, make crooked social structures visible, give people tools for change - and demand that those in power take responsibility. And we won't stop until everyone's equal value and rights are respected.
Oxfam is still a relatively new organization in Sweden with a strong focus on establishing itself as an important voice in the debate, informing and engaging the public, influencing decision makers and raising money for Oxfam's work worldwide.
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Stockholm HT24 (Full-time)
The Parliamentary Forum on Small Arms and Light Weapons (the Forum) is the only membership-based organization gathering parliamentarians globally across party-political lines, specifically related to the prevention and reduction of Small Arms and Light Weapons (SALW) - related violence.
The overall vision of the Forum is to contribute to the achievement of more peaceful and sustainably developed societies by enhancing parliamentary action for the prevention of SALW-related violence through the implementation and universalisation of relevant international frameworks.
Relevant international frameworks include the Arms Trade Treaty (ATT), the United Nations Program of Action, to Prevent, Combat and Eradicate the Illicit Trade in Small Arms and Light Weapons (UN PoA) and the 2030 Agenda. The gender equality perspective is a priority.
The uncontrolled proliferation of SALW has widespread human, economic and social costs and impedes human security and sustainable development. The Forum was founded in 2002 in the Spanish Congress, based on an initiative from Latin American, Swedish and Spanish parliamentarians and currently gathers over 300 parliamentarians from 100 countries.
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Stockholm Autumn 2024 (Full time)
The Parliamentary Forum on Small Arms and Light Weapons (PFSALW) is the only membership-based organization gathering parliamentarians globally across party-political lines, specifically related to the prevention and reduction of Small Arms and Light Weapons (SALW) - related violence.
The overall vision of PFSALW is to contribute to the achievement of more peaceful and sustainably developed societies. The vision is realized by means of the mission of enhancing parliamentary action for the prevention of SALW-related violence through the implementation and universalisation of relevant international frameworks, as to safeguard human security for the benefit of the right-holders, the entire population.
Relevant international frameworks in the work include the Arms Trade Treaty (ATT), the United Nations Program of Action, to Prevent, Combat and Eradicate the Illicit Trade in Small Arms and Light Weapons (UN PoA) and the 2030 Agenda. The gender equality perspective is a priority.
The uncontrolled proliferation of SALW has widespread human, economic and social costs and impedes human security and sustainable development. The Forum was founded in 2002 in the Spanish Congress, based on an initiative from Latin American, Swedish and Spanish parliamentarians and currently gathers over 320 parliamentarians from 100 countries.
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Stockholm Autumn 2024 (Full time)
Plan International Sweden is part of the global children's rights organization Plan International with operations in over 80 countries. We have been around for over 85 years and have been working on behalf of children to strengthen their rights for just as long. Since the world is not equal, we have a special focus on girls. Plan International is politically and religiously independent and all our work is based on the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.
We work with children, their parents, teachers and political leaders. We are present in cities, villages, refugee camps and where major decisions are made. In this way, we create long-term change for individuals as well as entire communities. We are on the ground in disasters, but also work long-term. At the same time, we work actively to ensure that all countries around the world have the best interests of children at heart.
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Hammarby Sjöstad, Stockholm Autumn 2024 (Full time)
Plan International works both with long-term development cooperation and humanitarian aid and with influence and communication work in Sweden. Our goal is for all children to have the opportunity for long-term positive development, in a safe environment where their rights are met. Our work has a special focus on girls because the world is not equal and girls belong to one of the most discriminated groups in the world. All our work is based on the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, the Convention on Women and the goals of Agenda 2030. All over the world, girls are discriminated against and exposed. They often receive less food, care and the opportunity to develop. The work for gender equality must therefore start early – from day one.
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Hammarby Sjöstad, Stockholm HT24 (Full-time)
Practical Solidarity is a solidarity organization and non-partisan and religiously unbound non-profit association with four member organisations; Brödet och Fiskarna, Emmpatus Fredriksdal, Gävle Biståndsgrupp and Emmpatus Åkvarn.
Our vision is a solidary and sustainable world and our mission is to work together with popular movements and local organizations around the world for a solidary, fair, equal and sustainable world. We do this by materially and politically supporting various people's movements and organizations worldwide. Our partner organizations can be found in, among other things Bosnia and Herzegovina, Colombia and Angola.
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Stockholm HT24 (Full-time)
Radiohjälpen is the public service companies' fundraising foundation. We are the program companies' expert on sustainable development and humanitarian cooperation and a bridge to Swedish civil society. Since 1939, we've been raising money to change lives and alleviate need. In Sweden and throughout the world.
We collect where it is most needed, regardless of whether it is within humanitarian activities, development cooperation or Swedish leisure activities for children and young people living with disabilities. Radiohjälpen is the only organization allowed to collect money in SVT, UR and Sveriges Radio. This is mainly done through the campaigns Musikhjälpen, Världens Barn and Crown Princess Victoria's fund, as well as at the Melodifestivalen and disasters such as, most recently, the Russian war of aggression against Ukraine. Radiohjälpen distributes collected funds to both humanitarian activities and long-term development cooperation internationally, as well as activities in Sweden for the benefit of children and adults with disabilities and/or chronic illness. The work takes place through some of Sweden's largest civil society organizations and associations.
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Stockholm HT24 (Full-time)
Right Livelihood is a courage-powered community for social change, honoring and supporting visionary change-makers since 1980. Right Livelihood gives life-long support to its Laureates. At the time of writing, the network consists of 186 Laureates from 73 countries, including Nobel Peace Prize winners Dr. Denis Mukwege (DRC) and Wangari Maathai (Kenya), as well as Astrid Lindgren (Sweden), and Edward Snowden (USA).
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Stockholm Autumn 2024 (Full time)
Right Livelihood is a courage-powered community for social change. Each year, we present the Right Livelihood Award. Right Livelihood supports 194 Laureates working in 76 countries. We work to raise their profile, highlight their solutions, provide protection when their lives and liberty are in danger and link them with relevant actors. We have offices in Stockholm and Geneva.
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Enskede, Stockholm Autumn 2024 (Full time)
Sida is a modern, government agency that works on behalf of Sweden's Riksdag and government to reduce poverty in the world. Through our work and together with others, we contribute to implementing Sweden's policy for global development and achieving the global goals for sustainable development. Our vision is every person's right and opportunity to live a dignified life. A prerequisite for achieving our vision and our goals is committed and knowledgeable employees, including interns. We therefore offer a dynamic workplace with good opportunities for development, a good working environment and a meaningful everyday life.
The Africa department works in four geographic teams (West Africa, East Africa, the Horn of Africa and Southern Africa) which collaborate and support the 17 strategy teams at the embassies in Africa in the work for reduced poverty, sustainable and inclusive economic development, gender equality, sustainable energy, democracy, human rights, environment and climate, peaceful and inclusive societies, and more. The department also has several thematic teams (democracy, environment, energy).
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Sundbyberg, Stockholm HT24 (Full-time)
Sida is a government agency that works on behalf of Sweden's Riksdag and government to reduce poverty and oppression in the world. Through our work and together with others, we contribute to implementing Sweden's policy for global development. The policy is in turn a tool for achieving the Global Goals by the year 2030.
The unit is responsible for implementing the Swedish government's strategy for development cooperation in Afghanistan. The initiatives handled within the unit are linked to four thematic areas: Peaceful and inclusive societies; Strengthened democracy and equality and increased respect for human rights and the principles of the rule of law; Education and Health; Inclusive economic development and sustainable livelihoods with a focus on the environment, climate and sustainable natural resource management. The unit also assists other units at Sida that handle efforts with activities in Afghanistan with information and country analysis on request.
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Sundbyberg, Stockholm HT24 (Full-time)
Sida, the Board for International Development Cooperation, is a government agency that works on behalf of Sweden's Riksdag and government to reduce poverty in the world. We work to reduce poverty and oppression in the world. In cooperation with organisations, authorities and companies, we invest in sustainable development for all people. Sida has over 800 employees distributed between three offices in Sweden and at Swedish authorities abroad.
The unit for Asia (ASIEN) is part of Sida's department for Asia, the Middle East and humanitarian aid (HUMASIEN) and currently consists of 12 people including a manager, administrator and adviser and has the geographical coordination responsibility for Asia and Oceania. The unit's main mission is to provide thematic support to the foreign authorities in Asia who are responsible for the implementation of Swedish aid.
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Sundbyberg, Stockholm HT24 (Full-time)
Sida now offers a meaningful, varied and exciting internship at Sida's unit for humanitarian aid. Our mission is to save lives and alleviate distress in or in connection with conflicts, natural disasters and similar disaster situations.
The unit is responsible for Sida's humanitarian aid and consists of around 37 employees whose main task is to work for needs-based, fast and efficient humanitarian response in accordance with Sweden's humanitarian policy and the strategy decided by the government for Sweden's humanitarian aid through Sida 2021–2025.
The support is mediated through contributions to the UN, the international Red Cross Movement, Swedish and international organizations and to a limited extent through direct collaboration with Swedish authorities and consultants.
In total, the humanitarian aid that Sida manages amounts to just over five billion kroner in 2023, distributed among around 30 humanitarian crises.
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Rissne HT24 (Full-time)
Sida - the Board for International Development Cooperation - is Sweden's aid authority. We work to reduce poverty in the world, on behalf of Sweden's parliament and government. The operation is financed by Swedish tax money.
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Sundbyberg, Stockholm HT24 (Full-time)
Sida is Sweden's aid authority. Through cooperation with civil society, authorities and companies, we work for sustainable development, and create conditions for people living in poverty and oppression to change their lives. The internship is at the Unit for the Middle East and North Africa. The unit works with advice and support to the foreign authorities in Beirut, Amman and Jerusalem for the implementation of Sweden's strategies in these countries and the region.
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Sundbyberg, Stockholm HT24 (Full-time)
Sida is a government agency that works on behalf of Sweden's Riksdag and government.
The Department for Europe and Latin America (EUROLATIN) consists of four units that manage support to the countries of Eastern Europe (including Russia), Ukraine, the Western Balkans (Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Kosovo, Serbia, North Macedonia, Montenegro) and Turkey, as well as Latin America.
The unit for the Western Balkans and Turkey is responsible for Sida's regional cooperation in the Western Balkans, and is in contact with the teams located at Swedish embassies around the Western Balkans and Turkey.
A fourth area of responsibility that the unit has is also for thematic advice within democracy and human rights, development financing, peaceful and inclusive societies, inclusive economic development, as well as environment and climate. Thematically, we collaborate broadly within the entire department for Europe and Latin America.
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Sundbyberg, Stockholm HT24 (Full-time)
Sida is Sweden's aid authority. We are now looking for an intern for the Operations Management Unit at the Management Support Department. The unit consists of 14 people and is responsible for issues related to planning, control, and follow-up of the authority's work. The unit's mission is to, in close cooperation with the business, contribute to increased efficiency and better quality in the implementation of aid.
As an intern with us, you will primarily support and improve Sida's strategic management and analyze Sida's results, quality assurance documents, provide support to other departments and participate in workshops and other types of meetings.
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Sundbyberg, Stockholm HT24 (Full-time)
Sida is Sweden's aid authority. We work to reduce poverty and oppression in the world. In cooperation with organisations, authorities and companies, we invest in sustainable development for all people.
Sida's activities for guarantees and catalytic development financing work to mobilize investment and financing capital for development purposes. By issuing guarantees, Sida can share the risk with whoever wants to invest in or lend money for development purposes. Through this method, with small funds from the aid budget, large additional resources can be mobilized for strategically important Swedish development goals in, for example, the areas of health, small business, sustainable infrastructure and improved environment and climate.
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Sundbyberg, Stockholm HT24 (Full-time)
Research collaboration is an important part of Sida's operations and is governed by a special strategy decided by the government. The objective is strengthened research of high quality with relevance for poverty reduction and sustainable development.
Sida's research unit is responsible for support for programs within e.g. health, social sciences, agriculture, environment, natural sciences and technology. Through the programs, we want to strengthen research capacity in low-income countries and contribute to new knowledge that is relevant to the development of these countries. It is done i.a. through support to universities, authorities and research councils in Africa, Asia and Latin America.
About 14 people work at the unit, including manager, administrative support and case manager/research secretary. We all have different backgrounds to cover all subject areas, making it an exciting and stimulating environment.
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Sundbyberg, Stockholm HT24 (Full-time)
Sida is Sweden's aid authority. We work to reduce poverty and oppression in the world. In cooperation with organisations, authorities and companies, we invest in sustainable development for all people.
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Sundbyberg, Stockholm HT24 (Full-time)
The Swedish aid agency Sida works for democracy, equality, economic development and a sustainable and peaceful world. The agency also saves lives and alleviates distress through humanitarian aid to people affected by armed conflicts, natural disasters and other crisis situations. Sida works on behalf of Sweden's Riksdag and government - and thus also all of Sweden's citizens. The aid is our joint investment in creating sustainable development in the world. Sida's operations are financed by Swedish tax funds.
Sida is under the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) and is responsible for approximately half of Swedish aid. As a Swedish authority, we are governed by the government's decree, regulation letter and strategies. The regulation describes how the work is to be carried out. The regulation letter comes every year and governs the year's operations and budget. Strategies are decided by the government and define which countries and themes Sida will work with.
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Sundbyberg, Stockholm HT24 (Full-time)
Curious to learn more about how Sida collaborates with civil society in Sweden and globally? Then you are welcome to apply for an internship at CIVSAM, Sida's unit for civil society. CIVSAM is responsible for the implementation of the government's "Strategy for support through Swedish organizations in civil society 2016-2022". Sida is waiting for the government's decision on a new strategy. The unit's work shall contribute to strengthened capacity of civil society actors in developing countries to contribute to poverty reduction and promote a favorable social climate for civil society in developing countries. The unit also has department-wide responsibility for civil society issues, which includes advice within Sida and to foreign authorities, as well as participation in international processes.
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Sundbyberg, Stockholm HT24 (Full-time)
Sida works on behalf of Sweden's Riksdag and government to implement Swedish development policy. The goal of Sweden's work with international aid is to contribute to better living conditions for people living in poverty and oppression. Our vision is every person's right and opportunity to live a dignified life. Sida's unit for Peace and Human Security (which the internship refers to) is responsible for implementing the Swedish government's strategy for Sustainable Peace 2017-2022 (extended to 2023). The purpose of the strategy is to strengthen Sweden's support for the prevention of armed conflict, peace and state building, and the participation of women and young people in peace processes. The strategy also includes goals for increased human security that include mine management, reduced proliferation of small arms and light weapons, sexual violence and children in armed conflict. The unit has also strengthened its focus on the environment and climate change linked to conflict.
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Sundbyberg, Stockholm HT24 (Full-time)
Sida is a government agency that works on behalf of Sweden's Riksdag and government to reduce poverty in the world. Through our work and together with others, we contribute to implementing Swedish policy for global development, and shall contribute to creating conditions for people living in poverty to improve their living conditions.
The Department for International Organizations and Thematic Support (INTEM) is tasked with implementing the government's thematic/global strategies within development cooperation; contribute to the authority's subject-related knowledge development through ongoing analysis of the environment and results; and contribute to Sida's expert support to the government. INTEM consists of five units.
The current internship position is placed at the unit GLOBEC, which is responsible for implementing the global strategy for sustainable economic development decided by the government for the years 2022-2026. Available here: Strategy for Sweden's global development cooperation in sustainable economic development 2022–2026 - Regeringen.se
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Sundbyberg, Stockholm HT24 (Full-time)
Sida is Sweden's aid authority. We work to reduce poverty and oppression in the world. In cooperation with organisations, authorities and companies, we invest in sustainable development for all people. The Unit for Capacity Development, CAPDEV, is responsible for implementing the Strategy for Capacity Development Partnerships and Methods that Support the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development (KAPAME), in collaboration with other strategy implementation units. The unit is responsible for international capacity development programs, junior secondments through resource base programs and coordination of the cooperation between authorities. At the capacity development unit, there is the Authority Hub, which works to increase the number of authority collaborations between Swedish authorities and their sister authorities in different countries. Swedish experts work together with authorities in various countries in Eastern Europe, in the Western Balkans, in Latin America, Africa, Asia and the Middle East to jointly create results that leave an impression on the lives of women, men, young people and children. Important authority collaborations are run, e.g. by the Swedish Tax Agency, Statistics Norway, the Equality Authority, the Cultural Council, the Land Survey, the Environmental Protection Agency and the Prison Service.
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Sundbyberg, Stockholm HT24 (Full-time)
Sida, the Board for International Development Cooperation, is a government agency that works on behalf of the Swedish Parliament and Government to reduce poverty in the world. Through our work and together with others, we contribute to implementing Sweden's policy for global development. Sida has more than 700 employees distributed between three offices in Sweden and at Swedish foreign authorities in partner countries.
The Unit for Thematic Support (TEMA) is part of Sida's Department for International Organizations and Thematic Support (INTEM) and currently consists of almost 30 people, including the manager, and provides thematic support and methodological support to the operational departments and assists the Foreign Ministry in thematic matters. The unit is responsible for 12 thematic networks that bring together members from across the organization. The daily collaboration at TEMA takes place in clusters, where democracy, human rights and freedom of expression form one cluster and gender equality another.
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Sundbyberg, Stockholm HT24 (Full-time)
Sida, the Board for International Development Cooperation, is an authority that, on behalf of Sweden's Riksdag and government, works to reduce poverty and oppression in the world. We have over 900 employees distributed between three offices in Sweden and at Swedish embassies abroad.
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Sundbyberg, Stockholm HT24 (Full-time)
Sida, the Board for International Development Cooperation, is an authority that, on behalf of Sweden's Riksdag and government, works to reduce poverty and oppression in the world. We have over 900 employees distributed between three offices in Sweden and at Swedish embassies abroad.
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Rissne, Sundbyberg HT24 (Full-time)
Sida's multilateral unit (MULTI) belongs to the department for International Organizations and Thematic Support (INTEM) and has coordinating responsibility for Sida's multilateral cooperation and dialogue. The work at MULTI involves contacts with the UN, the World Bank, the OECD and the EU as well as with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. MULTI holds 13 positions: 1 head of unit, 2 UN coordinators, 2 World Bank coordinators and 2 EU coordinators, 1 coordinator of Sida's multilateral secondment program, 1 position for normative dialogue and 1 program administrator. The unit also includes 3 colleagues stationed at Sweden's representations to the EU and the UN in New York and Geneva. The intern gets the opportunity to participate in, contribute to and learn from the unit's collective activities linked to the EU, the UN, the World Bank and the OECD, which means extensive contacts and support to the entire authority. A warm welcome with your application!
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Sundbyberg, Stockholm HT24 (Full-time)
The Swedish University of Agriculture (SLU) works to create the conditions for a sustainable, vibrant and better world. SLU therefore works both locally and globally to contribute to sustainable development and that the 17 global goals within the UN's Agenda 2030 are achieved. SLU is an international workplace where employees have different perspectives and backgrounds. SLU produces world-class research and has 40 educational programs, with a focus on sustainable development of rural areas, seas and cities, as well as the quality of life of people and animals. The trainings lead to relevant jobs and the skills are in demand in both business, government and civil society. The SLU Global unit promotes, supports and reflects SLU's activities for global development and with a particular focus on Agenda 2030.
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Uppsala HT24 (Full-time)
Statistics Sweden produces and conveys statistics about Sweden for both national and international use. We produce objective and reliable statistics with high quality. Statistics Sweden has also been commissioned by the government to analyze how Sweden lives up to Agenda 2030 and the UN's goals for sustainable development.
Statistics Sweden is also involved in implementing Sweden's policy for global development. Statistics Sweden cooperates with a number of partner organizations - mainly statistical authorities - in a number of developing countries in Africa and Europe. The collaboration aims to strengthen the capacity of the partner organizations to produce and make statistics available. This activity is mainly Sida-financed.
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Solna, Stockholm HT24 (Full-time)
Statistics Sweden produces and conveys statistics about Sweden for both national and international use. We produce objective and reliable statistics with high quality. Statistics Sweden has also been commissioned by the government to analyze how Sweden lives up to Agenda 2030 and the UN's goals for sustainable development.
Statistics Sweden is also involved in implementing Sweden's policy for global development. Statistics Sweden cooperates with a number of partner organizations - mainly statistical authorities - in a number of developing countries in Africa and Europe. The collaboration aims to strengthen the capacity of the partner organizations to produce and make statistics available. This activity is mainly Sida-financed.
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Solna, Stockholm HT24 (Full-time)
Stockholm's United Nations Association offers an internship to those who want to be involved and increase people's knowledge of the UN's important mandate and activities. The internship normally lasts for 20 weeks, but depending on the program you are studying, we can also accept shorter internships, but at least 10 weeks. The Stockholm UN Association is part of the UN movement in Sweden and the largest association within the Swedish UN Association. We are politically and religiously unbound. All operations are based on local and close forces, we think globally but act locally. A red thread in the work is Agenda 2030, the UN's sustainability agenda. In addition to the common association activities, we also have a youth section and a student section that plan activities for their target groups. We are looking for you who are passionate about global development issues, human rights and the UN's international work and who want to participate in the non-profit work of the Stockholm UN Association. We value your knowledge and experience and care about being an internship that gives you relevant work experience. In your role, you plan and carry out agreed activities, partly together with your supervisor and other members of the board, but also independently.
You will gain an understanding of how an association works, how board work is carried out and the necessary administrative procedures. You will participate in the work within the board's focus groups Environment, climate and sustainability, Peace and security and Human rights. You will also be given the opportunity to participate in various seminars and activities that give you insight into various parts of the UN's operations and international politics.
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Stockholm HT24 (Full-time)
SIANI is a Sida-funded multi-sector network with the mission to inform and develop new knowledge on the importance of sustainable food systems to achieve global goals defined by the SDGs and the Paris Agreement. By providing information on current research and proven experiences, the network contributes to compiling a broad knowledge base for decision-makers. The network has more than 4500 members from all over the world. In Sweden, SIANI coordinates cross-sector learning events involving actors from government, civil society, the private sector, academia and international organizations.
The network is a vibrant platform for an actualized discussion on the 2030 Agenda and the issues related to hunger, nutritious food, and sustainable agriculture for economic development within the planetary boundaries. SIANI seeks to engage various youth groups to engage more in issues related to sustainable food security.
The SIANI Secretariat has a long experience in leading and promoting dialogue through seminars, supporting expert groups and communication via web and social media. SIANI is an independent network hosted by the Stockholm Environment Institute, SEI, is a prestigious global environmental, climate and development institute dedicated to bridging environmental research to decision-makers. Doing your internship at SIANI also means taking part in SEI's exciting and international ambience and activities.
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Stockholm Autumn 2024 (Full time)
Swedish International Agricultural Network Initiative (SIANI) is a Sida-funded multi-sector network with the mission to inform and develop new knowledge on the importance of sustainable food systems to achieve global goals defined by the SDGs and the Paris Agreement. By providing information on current research and proven experiences, the network contributes to compiling a broad knowledge base for decision-makers. The network has more than 4500 members from all over the world. In Sweden, SIANI coordinates cross-sector learning events involving actors from government, civil society, the private sector, academia and international organizations.
The network is a vibrant platform for an actualized discussion on the 2030 Agenda and the issues related to hunger, nutritious food, and sustainable agriculture for economic development within the planetary boundaries. SIANI seeks to engage various youth groups to engage more in issues related to sustainable food security.
The SIANI Secretariat has a long experience in leading and promoting dialogue through seminars, supporting expert groups and communication via web and social media. SIANI is an independent network hosted by the Stockholm Environment Institute, SEI, is a prestigious global environmental, climate and development institute dedicated to bridging environmental research to decision-makers. Doing your internship at SIANI also means taking part in SEI's exciting and international ambience and activities.
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Stockholm Autumn 2024 (Full time)
Transparency International Sweden (TI Sweden) is an independent non-profit organization that, together with a hundred other national departments worldwide, is part of the global network Transparency International - the world's largest and leading anti-corruption organization. TI Sweden conducts broad information activities and opinion formation to spread knowledge about corruption and its harmful effects and to work for increased transparency, integrity and accountability.
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Stockholm/Distance HT24 (Full-time)
War Child is an international child rights organization, focusing on education, protection and psychosocial support. We are committed to protecting and supporting children affected by armed conflict. We empower them to claim their rights, develop to their full potential and contribute to a peaceful future for themselves and their communities. Together we help children and young people make their voices heard. At the moment War Child is working in close to 20 different countries worldwide. The organization is recognized for its excellence in regards to combining an active research agenda with method development. Together we take the war out of the child. The Stockholm office was set up in 2016 and is covering the Nordics and the Baltic states. Besides the support to our global program we also focus on psychosocial support to newly arrived youth, in a way to ease their integration into Swedish society. This part of our work is currently scaled up. The team at the office in Stockholm consists of five dedicated and specialized people, plus temporary staff. As a decentralized organization the team maintains close links with the team in Amsterdam where many of the international functions are located as well as the offices spread around the world.
No child should be part of war - Ever.
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Stockholm Autumn 2024 (Full time)
We Effect is the world's largest cooperative development organization with projects in 20 countries in Africa, Asia, Latin America, and Europe. Our vision is a sustainable and just world, free from poverty and hunger. The core strategy is to strengthen cooperatives of women and men living in poverty through membership-based democracy, long-term economic thinking, social responsibility, and transparency. This results in increased income for families, food on the table and a roof over their heads – enabling people to raise themselves out of poverty for good.
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Stockholm HT24 (Full-time)
