Internship vacancy- CoCHAP – Heat Action Planning.
We are looking for an intern to support our Coastal City Resilience and Extreme Heat Action Project (CoCHAP) project. The intern is expected to carry out the following responsibilities with regard to the extreme heat action for the project in the targeted cities in Honduras (Choluteca, Nacaome and San Lorenzo) particularly- Review secondary information available on extreme heat risks and vulnerabilities, Develop guidance material for the targeted cities on the heat-related characteristics, their causes, risks and vulnerabilities. Identify different community-based and municipal-level adaptation measures for extreme heat in cities. Support in the analysis of the outputs of the city-wide risk assessment for the targeted cities in Honduras. Liaising with Honduras Red Cross Society (HRCS) HQ and branch officials. Adapt and contextualise capacity building material on coastal risk learning modules etc. The position is full-time or part-time (40 hours or 20 hours per week) for three months, depending on interns availability. The intern must be enrolled in a University program for the entire duration of the placement and have a background in Urban Planning or development/Urban design/Environment Science or planning/ Climate Science or climate-risk management/ Geography.
Intern must have excellent verbal and written communication skills in Spanish.
Deadline for submission is Friday 25 October 2024, 11:59 CEST.
Please note that due to the expected number of applications, we will only contact you if you have been successful in your application.
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