Location: IN-MH-Parel, Mumbai, India
Type: Intern
Program: Institutions & Governance Program
(IGP)
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World Resources Institute (WRI), an action oriented global organization
most recently voted as #1 environment & natural resource think tank
in the world is consistently recommended by staff as one of the "most
desired organizations to work for". WRI has over 30 years of
experience focusing on the intersection of the environment and
socio-economic development. WRI goes beyond research to put ideas into
action – our mission is to move human society to live in ways that
protects Earth’s environment and its capacity to provide for the needs
and aspirations of current and future generations. WRI has been growing the past five years and now has offices in Washington D.C., India, and China and a presence in Brazil, Indonesia as well as a dozen other countries around the world. WRI staff not only have a deep understanding of the issues, but also an understanding of the political and cultural contexts that shape how decisions are made and how to engage effectively in the countries in which we work and partner. Our staff represents over 40 nationalities. |
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Overview |
The Electricity Governance Initiative (EGI) (http://electricitygovernance.wri.org)
seeks a highly motivated and independent person to play a significant
role in its research during the summer of 2013. EGI is a global network
of civil society organizations dedicated to promoting transparent,
inclusive and accountable decision-making in the electricity sector. EGI
facilitates a collaboration of civil society, policymakers, regulators,
and other electricity sector actors using a common framework to define
“good governance.”
This
intern will work on a paper that seeks to build on previous study by
WRI that assessed successful country level energy efficiency programs
for household appliances. This second proposed study intends to build on
this previous research to help build a stronger case for consumer
involvement in label design process, which will ultimately lead to
greater consumer awareness and low carbon development. Specifically, the
project will determine if the provision of a supplemental flyer / label
that gives potential consumers information relating to the operational
cost of the appliance will enhance the likelihood of consumers
purchasing more energy efficient appliances.
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Responsibilities |
[Some travel will be required]
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Qualifications |
EGI
seeks applicants with a background in energy policy, international
affairs/relations, political science, economics, electrical engineering,
or a related field. Successful applicants will have a demonstrated
interest in energy and/or governance issues, developing countries, and
an understanding of the role that legal and political systems play in
governing the electricity sector.
Applicants must possess:
Compensation and Duration:
Applications accepted online only at www.wri.org/careers. No phone calls please.
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