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PATH is a global nonprofit dedicated to achieving health equity. With more than 40 years of experience forging multisector partnerships and with expertise in science, economics, technology, advocacy, and dozens of other specialties, PATH develops and scales up innovative solutions to the world’s most pressing health challenges.
Under the direction of the CEO & President, the Office of the President works to guide PATH’s strategic approach internally and at global and country levels. PATH has set out to expand the scope of our respectful partnerships with national and local governments, with a view to enabling broader and deeper impact across the health sector. Multilateral Development Banks (MDBs), including the World Bank, are collectively the most important funding partner enabling progress in the health sector at the national and local levels. In this context, PATH prioritized the strengthening of its work with MDBs, with a view to (1) identify and structure specific areas of alignment and complementarity, (2) define PATH’s value proposition, and (3) expand the specific country‐based engagements. This intern will work with the Associate Project Manager to support PATH’s MDB strategy.
Description of the project the intern will complete
The intern will support the MDB strategy in collecting data from MDB health projects in selected countries. These insights will contribute to a comprehensive library of health opportunities in priority regions. Additionally, the intern will collaborate with the Project Manager to review and identify potential funding opportunities for PATH. The final deliverable will be a detailed library that includes the health priorities, activities, and funding opportunities.
Description of the learning objectives and goals of the internship
The intern will gain practical experience to strengthen their analytical and research skills and learn more about nonprofit organizational development.
Description of skills and experience the intern should have
The intern will participate in regular team meetings to discuss the progress of activities and weekly one‐on‐one check‐ins with the Project Manager to address any challenges and provide
feedback. The intern’s performance will be evaluated based on the quality of their work, their ability to manage time effectively, and their collaboration with the team.
The intern will be engaged for 20 hours per week and will receive a monthly stipend of USD 1,000.The starting date will be as soon as possible, with the assignment continuing until March 2027.
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