Description of the mission

General Internship Roles

Sustainable Transport Intern will have the opportunity to contribute to accelerate low-carbon transition in Indonesia’s transport sector through data-driven research, policy analysis, and stakeholder engagement under a nationally significant climate initiative. The internship offers hands on experience to collaborate with mobility teams to collect and analyze transport emission data, support the development of emission inventory tools, and assist in drafting technical briefs and policy roadmaps. Additionally, the Intern will also be actively involved in preparing summaries of sectoral regulations, tracking project activities, and supporting coordination with government and partner institutions to promote sustainable and inclusive transport systems.

Based in Jakarta with office-flex working arrangement, the intern will report directly to Low Carbon Transport Program Coordinator while also while also supervised by Transport Decarbonization Analyst. In support of WRI's DEI commitment, you are responsible for actively participating in these collaborative efforts by integrating equity into your work, our workplace, and the organizational culture.

What You Will Learn

Gain a comprehensive understanding sustainable mobility and transport decarbonization, including key policy frameworks, Indonesia’s climate commitments, and international standard on reporting frameworks (e.g., NDC, MRV systems, and carbon levy mechanisms).
Contribute in-depth analysis and review of the Ministry of Transport KM 8/2023, including an assessment of its implementation status, alignment with climate targets, and potential gaps or areas for improvement.
Contribute to the development of WRI knowledge product/publication on the Measurement, Reporting, and Verification (MRV) system, including its methodologies for emission inventory and monitoring efforts in the transport sector.
Participate in technical research and data-driven decision making through data analysis, data management, regulatory reviews, emission inventory tools, and mitigation actions.
Gain hands-on experience in end-to-end project management activities, including documentation, stakeholder coordination, and tracking project activities while contributing to the development of effective materials for engagement and project’s activities
Gain hands-on experience in national level stakeholder engagement processes through collaboration with, governments, NGOs, and development partners, and contributing to inclusive, evidence-based policy development using GEDSI-informed approaches
Developing communications and interpersonal skills.

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What You Will Need

Bachelor's degree from relevant field such as Urban Planning, Environmental Science, Civil Engineering, Public Policy, Transportation Studies, or a related field. Final-year student are welcome to apply.
Demonstrated interest in climate change, urban mobility, or sustainable development through coursework, projects, or extracurricular involvement;
Basic experience in research methodology, data management tools and software, data analysis software such as Microsoft Excel, R, and others, and literature review;
Business proficiency in English and Bahasa Indonesia both verbal and written;
Highly motivated, target-oriented, strong can-do attitude, proactive work style, excellent organizational skills, and able to work independently and as a team player;
Ability to use personal initiative and creativity to solve research problems;
Legally able to enroll on an internship program in Indonesia.

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