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Intern at Borno Women Development Initiative (BOWDI)

Borno Women Development Initiative (BOWDI) is a women-led, registered Nongovernmental, Non-profit Organization with its head office in Borno State, Nigeria. BOWDI has been active in Humanitarian and development activities in the Northeast, especially in education, peace-building, advocacy, food security, livelihood, and protection.

  • Experience None
  • Location Borno

Responsibilities

  • Each Intern will assist the unit officers to ensure programme implementation is effectively completed and that all field expenditure follows donor requirements, generally accepted accounting principles, and BOWDI’s policies.
  •  They will support planning, development, design, budgeting, delivery and reporting of programme implementation in line with the organization’s goal.

The main responsibilities of each Intern include:

  • Assist in the development and documentation of state program implementation plans.  
  • Assist in the documentation, filing and archiving of documents (programme, monitoring and financial reports) in appropriate storage filling methods.
  • Assist in innovative implementation of activities for programme delivery and achievement of organizational objectives.
  • Arranging and coordinating programme meetings and activities, also ensure reports are written and submitted within the expected timeframe.
  • Assist in the preparation of payment vouchers, cashbook and bank reconciliation statements, partners’ financial reports and donor reports.
  • Assist in periodic verification of physical assets, bank transactions and drugs at the medical store.
  • Assist in gathering/photocopying supporting documentation for payment vouchers, coding and filling of payment vouchers in arch files accordingly.
  • Assist in processing payment to vendors, per diem and transportation for participants during field activities.
  • Assist in tracking and following up on all outstanding advances to ensure timely retirement.
  • Support HR activities, take meeting notes, and 

Skills and Experience

  • As the ideal candidate you will hold a first degree in relevant field (Biological Sciences, Development Studies, Public Health, Social Sciences Education), or have similar work experience.

Further requirements include;

  • Cultural sensitivity, patience and flexibility.
  • Good analytical skills.
  • Ability to build strong working relationships.
  • Proven ability to think strategically and translate concepts into effective action plans.
  • interpersonal skills.
  • An understanding of and commitment to equality of opportunity for disabled people.

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