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Shape the Future with the UN: Everything You Need to Know About the 2025 Graduate Study Programme Are you a young changemaker eager to shape the future? The United Nations Graduate Study Programme 2025 is your gateway to experiencing international diplomacy, networking with global leaders, and diving deep into critical global challenges all in Geneva, the heart of global cooperation! The United Nations Office at Geneva (UNOG) is now accepting applications for its 63rd Graduate Study Programme (GSP), scheduled from June 30 to July 11, 2025. This esteemed two-week summer seminar offers postgraduate students a unique opportunity to deepen their understanding of the United Nations system and the broader landscape of international relations in Geneva. Programme Overview The 2025 GSP centers on the theme: "UN80: United for a Better Future," commemorating the United Nations' 80th anniversary. Participants will engage in: Morning Lectures : Sessions led by UN representati...

The Green Climate Fund (GCF) Internship Programme 2024


The Green Climate Fund Internship Programme for 2024 is now open!


Students and recent graduates from a variety of academic disciplines can take advantage of a unique learning opportunity through the Green Climate Fund internship program. We strongly urge competent individuals to apply, especially those who are citizens of developing nations and have a variety of professional, intellectual, and cultural backgrounds. The program is intended for bright, driven people with experience in fields related to GCF's activities. All interns get a monthly stipend of $1,000 USD. Selected candidates can learn about the Fund's operations and receive support and training in a range of professional domains in a multicultural setting through this program.

Eligibility

  • To be eligible for an internship, candidates must: Be enrolled in a Master's or Ph.D. program prior to internship assignment or a recent graduate
  • Be engaged or recently engaged in academic study in a field directly related to the Fund's work
  • Possess an excellent command of English


Selection Process

The GCF Internship is a 6-month program. Recruitment for these internships may happen twice yearly based on the Fund’s needs. Considering the current COVID-19 pandemic, recruitment drives may largely be done through local universities or institutions in South Korea. Nevertheless, we still aim to attract candidates from diverse backgrounds and nationalities. Applications should be submitted through our career site where we also offer application tips and where you will find some frequently asked questions about GCF’s recruitment process. Only selected candidates will hear back from us throughout the recruitment process.

At the GCF, we give you the opportunity to pursue rewarding and challenging work with skilled and supportive colleagues, learning and development opportunities, and offer competitive base salaries and a comprehensive benefits package that includes worldwide medical insurance, leave retirement benefits, and dependency allowances.

Benefits of being a part of GCF

Salary

The Green Climate Fund combines a challenging career with a rewarding benefits package. International staff salaries are paid in US dollars and local staff salaries are paid in Korean won.
Benefits

GCF benefit programs are an integral part of the reward policy and strategy and are designed to meet the challenges of the growing global competition for talent. These programs are established to provide a framework of sufficiency for staff members and their dependents. Health and other Insurances: All Local and International Staff members, and their eligible spouses (including domestic partners), are covered by a comprehensive worldwide health insurance program.

Retirement Plan: The GCF provides a retirement plan for all staff. GCF and Staff members contribute towards the plan.

Paid Leave and Holidays: All GCF staff receive 26 annual leave days, 15 sick leave days, 10 development leave days, and observe 10 public holidays each calendar year.
Dependency Allowance: The Fund provides dependency allowance for eligible spouses and dependent children.

Assistance for Contingent Events: Medical evacuation services are provided to all staff, as well as assistance such as reimbursement of travel costs outside the duty station in the event of the death of a parent, parent-in-law, spouse, or child.
Additional Benefits for International Staff

In addition to those listed above, international staff may also be eligible for the following benefits provided they meet the eligibility criteria set by the Fund:Relocation: Flight tickets are provided based on the Fund’s travel policy, and assistance on visa issuance is made available. All international staff joining from outside the duty station likewise receive travel and shipment allowances. Practical assistance for housing and other facilities is also provided.

Settlement and Installation Allowance: A settlement and installation allowance is given to international staff joining from outside Headquarters to meet the initial extraordinary costs of relocating to a new duty station.

Housing Allowance: GCF provides an allowance to international staff to help meet their living costs.
Education Assistance and Education Travel: The Fund provides education assistance for up to three eligible dependent children of international staff. Should a child be enrolled in an institution outside the duty station, education travel assistance is provided to help reunite the family.

Home Country Travel and Allowance: The GCF provides an annual home country travel benefit to both staff and eligible dependents to visit their home countries.
Flexible Work Arrangements: When practicalities permit, and upon approval of Division Directors/Unit Heads, each Staff Member may be authorized to work remotely from within Korea or outside of Korea.

This information is provided to give a general overview of the benefits offered by the Green Climate Fund. The eligibility of staff members is based on the Administrative Guidelines on Human Resources, which remain the definitive source of any legal and administrative interpretation.

To know more about GCF Internships: GCF INTERNSHIPS (greenclimate.fund)

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