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WBG Pioneer - AgriConnect Europe Intern

World Bank Group · US

The World Bank Group’s IFC Manufacturing, Agribusiness & Services team seeks a WBG Pioneer Intern to support the AgriConnect Europe initiative. This flagship program aims to help 300 million farmers transition from subsistence to surplus by strengthening cooperatives, improving market links, and enhancing access to finance and digital tools. The intern will assist in designing and implementing AgriConnect across the Europe region. Key responsibilities include conducting sector and solutions research on agri-food trends and value chains; supporting the validation of country-level Joint Implementation Plans by consolidating feedback and tracking milestones; maintaining stakeholder maps across IBRD/IDA, IFC, and MIGA to coordinate activities and identify gaps; and coordinating launch events and stakeholder meetings. The role also involves drafting briefing materials, presentations, and knowledge products. The ideal candidate is currently enrolled in a full-time Master’s, PhD, or advanced undergraduate program in agricultural economics, development economics, business administration, international development, or a related field. They should possess strong analytical, research, and writing skills, proficiency in Microsoft Office, and excellent communication abilities in English. Knowledge of regional languages like Ukrainian or Romanian is advantageous. This is a no-fee internship offering hands-on experience in global development.

WBG Pioneer - Regional Jobs & Skills Intern

World Bank Group · US

Team Assistant

World Bank Group · US

The World Bank Group is recruiting a Team Assistant for its Eastern Europe Country Management Unit (ECCEE) in Kyiv, Ukraine. This role provides comprehensive administrative, logistical, and coordination support to the Ukraine Country Office and relevant task teams. The incumbent reports to the ECCEE Operations Manager and collaborates with government counterparts, development partners, and internal World Bank units. Key responsibilities include managing daily office operations, scheduling meetings, organizing workshops, and supporting visiting missions with logistics such as transport and accommodation. The assistant also handles budget preparation, payment processing, procurement actions, and record keeping. Additional duties involve drafting correspondence, briefs, and reports; maintaining databases and filing systems; and coordinating with external stakeholders for events and consultations. The role requires strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and the ability to work independently in a fast-paced environment. The ideal candidate possesses a bachelor’s degree in a relevant field, prior experience in administrative or project support, and fluency in English and Ukrainian. Preference is given to local talent authorized to work in Ukraine. This is a local recruitment position with a three-year term duration.