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Knowledge Management & Documentation Research Intern
CDI21 days ago
Job Description
Kigali
CDI
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Research, Documentation, and Knowledge Management Intern Position Details: Fixed-term role with a 40-hour workweek, based in Kigali, Rwanda. Compensation includes a monthly stipend of RWF 150,000. About Water Aid: Change begins with water—and with you. Millions lack access to clean water, dignified sanitation, and proper hygiene, yet Water Aid is committed to transforming this reality for everyone, everywhere. By joining our team, you’ll harness your skills to empower individuals and drive progress toward a fairer, more equitable future. About Water Aid Rwanda (War): As part of our global federation, War collaborates with local organizations and government partners to implement inclusive, sustainable water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) services. We advocate for policy changes that secure equitable access to safe, affordable WASH solutions for underserved communities, aligning with national and global targets for universal access by 2030. Role Overview: The Research, Documentation, and Knowledge Management Intern will play a pivotal role in enhancing our evidence-based advocacy by converting research and program data into compelling visual and written materials. Your responsibilities will include documenting program successes, strengthening knowledge-sharing systems, maintaining digital repositories, and fostering organizational learning through innovative design and strategic communication—ultimately supporting the scaling of impactful WASH interventions. Key Responsibilities: – Conduct process documentation to generate actionable evidence for advocacy and systemic change. – Design and produce learning briefs, policy briefs, technical reports, annual evaluations, case studies,
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