Intern to the Youth Programme for the United Nations Development Programme Kuwait Country Office
The Youth Programme is a recently launched programme at the UNDP Kuwait Country Office. As a result, major efforts are directed towards conducting a Rapid Assessment Process (RAP) to assess the current situation of youth in Kuwait. This is being done through two means: first, data gathering methods are used to take account of all existing youth initiatives in Kuwait (government, private sector and civil society based); and second, by conducting quantitative and qualitative studies to allow Kuwaiti youth to determine a set of priority areas that will come to shape the Youth Programme. This participatory process will help the UNDP assist the Government in developing a national youth strategy that meets the needs of Kuwaiti youth.
For more information, please contact Jawaher Ali-Reda via jawaher.alireda@undp.org
For other considerations, UNDP Kuwait is always open for internship opportunities. For more information, please contact us via the details on the right rail of the page.
Notice
UNDP, as a matter of practice, does not charge any application, processing or training fee at any stage of the recruitment process. If you have any questions as to vacancy announcements you may have received, please refer to this website.
UNDP is currently aware of fictitious vacancy announcements that are being circulated through the internet, the purpose of which is to get people to register for a training and send in a fee. If you believe that you have received such a notice, please forward it, and any other related information you have received, to scamalert@undp.org. Since logos, emblems, names and addresses can be easily copied or reproduced, you are advised to take particular care in applying for vacancies, including undertaking all appropriate measures to protect against the unauthorized use of any personal information you may have provided as a result of the scam.
The Youth Programme is a recently launched programme at the UNDP Kuwait Country Office. As a result, major efforts are directed towards conducting a Rapid Assessment Process (RAP) to assess the current situation of youth in Kuwait. This is being done through two means: first, data gathering methods are used to take account of all existing youth initiatives in Kuwait (government, private sector and civil society based); and second, by conducting quantitative and qualitative studies to allow Kuwaiti youth to determine a set of priority areas that will come to shape the Youth Programme. This participatory process will help the UNDP assist the Government in developing a national youth strategy that meets the needs of Kuwaiti youth.
For more information, please contact Jawaher Ali-Reda via jawaher.alireda@undp.org
For other considerations, UNDP Kuwait is always open for internship opportunities. For more information, please contact us via the details on the right rail of the page.
Notice
UNDP, as a matter of practice, does not charge any application, processing or training fee at any stage of the recruitment process. If you have any questions as to vacancy announcements you may have received, please refer to this website.
UNDP is currently aware of fictitious vacancy announcements that are being circulated through the internet, the purpose of which is to get people to register for a training and send in a fee. If you believe that you have received such a notice, please forward it, and any other related information you have received, to scamalert@undp.org. Since logos, emblems, names and addresses can be easily copied or reproduced, you are advised to take particular care in applying for vacancies, including undertaking all appropriate measures to protect against the unauthorized use of any personal information you may have provided as a result of the scam.
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