Job Responsibilities

• The intern will receive mentorship and on-the-job training to build capacity in humanitarian information management, including hands-on exposure to DRC systems and tools.  
• Support data collection, entry, cleaning, and validation across case management, protection monitoring, and referrals. 
• Maintain and update protection databases (e.g., Kobo, Excel, Power BI) and ensure data accuracy and completeness. 
• Assist in the development of dashboards, factsheets, and internal reports to inform program quality and decision-making. 
• Participate in field-level data collection and assessments, where feasible. 
• Ensure adherence to data protection and confidentiality standards, especially for sensitive protection data. 
• Organize and archive key program documentation, including reports, assessment tools, and case records. 
• Contribute quality assurance processes, identifying and flagging data gaps or inconsistencies. 
• Translate data findings into actionable insights to inform protection responses and advocate for the needs of vulnerable groups. 
• Help ensure age, gender, and diversity (AGD) considerations are reflected in protection data analysis 
• Support training and capacity-building efforts on protection of IM tools and principles for staff and partners. 
• Assist in compiling lessons learned and knowledge products to support learning and accountability. 
• Perform other IM-related tasks assigned by the supervisor