MEAL & Child Protection in Emergencies Internship

About the role

The Humanitarian MEAL & CPiE Evidence and Learning Intern will support World Vision’s evidence synthesis, strategic learning, and knowledge management to improve emergency programming for vulnerable children.

Key responsibilities

• Review and synthesize research, evaluations, assessments, and program learning related to MEAL and Child Protection in Emergencies.
• Organize evidence around priority learning questions and develop concise learning products for internal audiences.
• Analyze program and response data to identify patterns, emerging issues, and learning opportunities.
• Examine evidence on child protection outcomes, integration, localization, and approaches that capture children’s experiences.
• Produce accessible outputs such as evidence summaries, briefing notes, presentations, dashboards, and data visualizations.
• Maintain and improve knowledge‑management systems to enhance access to evidence and datasets.

Required profile

• Strong research and analytical abilities with experience reviewing qualitative and quantitative information.
• Excellent written communication skills for translating complex evidence into clear products.
• Critical thinking, attention to detail, and a collaborative mindset.
• Evidence‑to‑action orientation and interest in humanitarian programming.
• Commitment to World Vision’s mission and Christian Statement of Faith.

Required skills

• Excel
• Data analysis

What we offer

• Hands‑on experience in evidence synthesis, literature reviews, and data analysis.
• Learning of MEAL systems and how they support decision‑making in humanitarian settings.
• Exposure to child protection assessment and protection‑risk measurement.
• Development of communication skills through creation of visual learning products.
• Global humanitarian exposure across multiple countries and contexts.
• Regular coaching, supervision, and professional‑development sessions.
• Opportunity to contribute directly to MEAL and CPiE priorities.
• Connection with a nationwide intern cohort and supportive Christian community.