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Intern Position

Title: Communications and Advocacy Intern

Location: Beijing, China  

Language requirement: English  

Duration of appointment:

9 October 2023 - 9 April 2024  

Application deadline: 20 August 2023  

Duties and Accountabilities

The intern will be supervised by the Communications and Global Advocacy Officer in UNAIDS China Office. They can learn and practice by:  

• Assist in supporting the regular monitoring of international and domestic media news sources and produce daily news round-up reporting relevant to HIV and China;  
• Assist in managing UCO China’s social media account mainly Weibo and WeChat.  
• Assist in UNAIDS advocacy activities.  
• Take/edit photos and videos.  
  
• Assist in producing infographics and other multimedia products.
• Assist in translating and proofreading of any working documents, as requested.  
  
  

Eligibility

• Students that are currently registered in a university programme (or recent graduates within 12 months) at a recognized post-secondary institution majored in designing, communications, journalism and visual communication design are welcome to apply;
• Good designing skills and proficient with Adobe Illustrator, Indesign, Photoshop, Premiere/Final cut.  
• Experience in managing social media including WeChat, Weibo and Twitter.
• Fluency in English (reading, writing and speaking);
• Integrity and friendly to people living with or affected by HIV;
• People living with HIV and people with disabilities are eligible to apply this position,  
• Available to work in UNAIDS Office in China for 4-6 months, prefer 6 months. 5-day full time per week;
  
  

Other Information

• Medical Insurance: Interns are covered by a group insurance policy.
• Interns are responsible for all arrangements, costs and fees associated with travel, visas and other such related expenses for the duration of the internship.
• UNAIDS China will issue an attestation letter at the termination of duty based on supervisor’s performance evaluation.
• The internship duration is six months, full time at UNAIDS China office in Beijing.
• Applicants should send a resume and letter of interest in English to China@unaids.org. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for an interview.
  
  

About UNAIDS

UNAIDS - the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS - brings together the efforts and resources of 11 UN system organizations to the global AIDS response. The UNAIDS team in China takes a leading role in advocacy and resource mobilization efforts to fund and support national AIDS activities implemented by the various partners, including the provision of funds and technical support to assist initiatives by UN agencies.

UNAIDS initiated and guided the development and implementation of the UN Joint Programme on AIDS in China, which links directly with the National Disease Control and Prevention Administration and other stakeholders from ministries, academic institutions, NGO and associations involved to jointly support the AIDS response in China and globally.

Under the overall leadership and guidance of the UNAIDS Executive Director, and supervision of the Director of Multilateral Systems in the Executive Office—in close consultation with the Resident Coordinator (RC) who retains the overarching leadership and authority to strategically position the UN system in China and beyond, and the Director of Regional Support Team (RST) for the Asia and Pacific who provides leadership and coordinates support for an expanded UN system response to ending the AIDS epidemic at regional and country level—the UNAIDS Office in China functions to perform a set of triple mandates: liaison function, global outreach and country support.

a) Liaison function: Build, strengthen and sustain the relationship between UNAIDS and the emerging international development institutions and mechanisms of China, to ensure achieving the Global AIDS Strategy and Political Commitment Declaration for 2021-2026, and the goals of ending AIDS as a public health threat by 2030 and leave no one behind, as part of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

b) Global outreach and special initiatives: Promote the vision and corporate agenda of UNAIDS, and develop policy positions, strategies, special initiatives, and campaigns that support China’s partnership with the rest of the world, focusing on China’s south-south collaboration and global health diplomacy agenda and engagements, including strengthening of local production and security of global supply chain of health commodities, especially in Africa.

c) Country support: Provide leadership and coordinate support for an expanded UN system response to support China’s domestic HIV agenda towards ending AIDS as a public health threat by 2030 and leave no one behind, with a Fast-Track approach to rapidly scale up HIV services focused on populations and locations most affected by the epidemic.

The office mandates are devised to work and collaborate not only at a technical level, but also a strategic and policy level, including global health agenda and diplomacy and pursuing the persistent ambitions to achieve SDGs.

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