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Intern - Restore4Food

World Resources Institute

1 day ago

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About this role

The Restore4Food Initiative in Kenya is seeking a part-time intern to support field implementation, monitoring, and learning activities under the initiative. The role involves assisting with farmer training, establishing demonstration plots, collecting and analyzing data, and engaging with various stakeholders to advance regenerative agriculture and sustainable food systems. The intern will gain practical experience in agroecology, data analysis, and community-based research while contributing to the program's knowledge products and visibility.

Responsibilities

Support farmer training and Farmer Field School sessions
Establish and monitor agroecology demonstration plots
Collect and analyze field data for monitoring and learning

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About World Resources Institute

wri.org

Headquarters

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Company Size

1001-5000 employees

Founded

1982

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World Resources Institute (WRI) is a global non‑profit research organization that develops practical solutions to improve people’s lives, protect nature, and halt climate change. WRI focuses on climate, energy, forests, water, food, cities, and oceans, producing data, analytic tools (such as Global Forest Watch and Aqueduct), policy guidance, and on‑the‑ground partnerships to accelerate sustainable, equitable development. It advises governments, businesses, and civil society to translate science into actionable policies and investments and supports implementation through pilots and capacity building. WRI’s multidisciplinary research and global network make it a leading voice on resilience, decarbonization, and natural resource management.