Programme Intern at ADRA Denmark ADRA Denmark is seeking a motivated and engaged intern for the Spring semester 2027 to join our Programme Department in Nærum. Are you interested in humanitarian and development work, and eager to explore how climate action and peacebuilding can make a difference for communities? As an intern, you will work across our climate and peacebuilding themes, with a particular focus on communications, knowledge sharing, and external engagement. the Programme Department through both programme-related and thematic work. You will help colleagues share programme experiences, research and learning within the ADRA network and with external audiences, including with thematic networks and working groups. You will also support broader programmatic work, analysis and documentation, with the balance of tasks shaped by ongoing priorities. ADRA Denmark is an exciting workplace with about 25 employees in Nærum. We are part of a global network, founded on Christian values and present in 120 countries. ADRA Denmark works with implementing partner offices globally, focusing on locally led interventions with a nexus-driven approach across the programme and partnership portfolio. Example tasks: • Support climate and peacebuilding programmes through research, context analysis, case studies and learning briefs that inform ongoing work and strategic discussions. • • Help prepare and review clear posts, presentations, learning materials and position papers, drawing on input from programme and thematic colleagues. Support monitoring, evaluation, and learning by compiling information, working with programme data, and helping identify key findings and lessons. • • • Work with concrete cases or questions that require you to analyze information, identify relevant perspectives, and develop your own reflections or suggestions. Support thematic networks, working groups, and task forces related to climate, peacebuilding, and possibly other relevant programme areas. Contribute to the visibility of ADRA’s climate and peacebuilding work within the wider ADRA network and externally, for example by preparing and sharing content for relevant websites, internal platforms, and, where relevant, social media such as LinkedIn. Help broaden awareness of ongoing work by identifying relevant stories, updates, resources, and opportunities for sharing knowledge and learning across the network. • • • Support external engagement peacebuilding, such as follow-up activities related to climate and from relevant events and processes, activities connected to task forces, and the preparation of communication and learning materials. Participate in meetings, workshops, and seminars, including helping with preparation, practical coordination, taking notes, and following up on agreed actions. Contribute ideas and perspectives to ongoing programme and thematic work. Assist with ad hoc tasks that arise as part of the team’s day-to-day work. • • We are looking for an intern with the following profile • • • Enrolled in a relevant higher education program at the bachelor’s or master’s level. Strong English communication skills, both spoken and written. Danish is not a requirement. An interest in climate and/or peacebuilding and how these relate to wider humanitarian and development issues. Relevant knowledge of either theme is an advantage, and you should be keen to work across both. • • Strong written communication skills and an interest in external engagement, communication, and knowledge sharing. Able to work with information from different sources and communicate key points clearly to different audiences. • • Experience using Microsoft tools such as Excel, Forms, and Teams. A systematic and structured approach to work, combined with a positive and solution- oriented mindset. • Open-minded, with strong intercultural understanding and good collaboration skills. We offer: As an intern at ADRA Denmark, you will become part of an engaged and purpose-driven working environment, learning from colleagues deeply committed to their work as well as ADRA’s mission. Throughout the internship, you will have access to guidance and feedback from a designated contact person and the opportunity to work with colleagues across different thematic areas within the Programme Department. The internship will give you practical experience with programme work while also allowing you to develop your skills within research, communication, knowledge sharing, and external engagement in an international NGO setting. The position is based at ADRA Denmark’s office in Nærum. Our working hours are 8-16 Mon-Thursday and 8-13 on Fridays. Part-time arrangements can be discussed, if that fits better with your university schedule. The internship is expected to st begin 1 February 2027, although an earlier start in January can be arranged if compatible with your academic schedule. Please note that the internship is unpaid. Therefore, it is a requirement that you are eligible to receive educational support during the internship period. If you have any questions about the internship or would like to learn more, you are welcome to contact Senior Programme Coordinator Karina Lynge at [email protected] or Climate and Sustainability Coordinator George Neville at [email protected]. To apply: Please submit your CV and a motivated application in English to [email protected]. Please indicate ‘Programme Intern’ as the subject line. We arrange interviews as applications come in, so we encourage you to submit your application as th soon as possible. The final deadline for applications is 15 Nov.