Urban Food Systems Intern at UNEP | Paris, France

Urban Food Systems Intern at UNEP | Paris, France

Job Fields and Important Details

FieldsDescription
PositionUrban Food Systems Intern
OrganisationUNEP - United Nations Environment Programme
CountryFrance
CityParis
No of VacanciesNot stated in vacancy notice
Project NameUNEP Subnational Climate Action Unit: sustainable urban food systems, food waste reduction and climate impact assessment.
Skills and Qualifications

Final-year undergraduate, graduate student or recent graduate (within one year of graduation); relevant studies in climate science, food systems or policy; English fluency.

Experience

No prior professional experience required.

SalaryUnpaid internship

Organisation Details

UNEP – United Nations Environment Programme is a United Nations organization working on environmental sustainability, urban development or human settlements, as applicable to the position.

Job Description

Six-month full-time internship supporting urban food systems programmes, food waste and GHG impact analysis, policy research, partner coordination and communications; preferred starts January or July 2027.

How to Apply

Apply using the official United Nations Careers vacancy page: https://careers.un.org/jobSearchDescription/286051. Review the live vacancy notice for application closing date and eligibility.

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