Overview
This is an intellectual and strategic role for senior interns who want to influence the broader ecosystem. You will study the systemic issues that the Planet Run tries to address. Your research will help position the movement not just as an event, but as a policy advocate for sustainable urban and rural development.
Key Responsibilities
Review government policies, climate action plans, and urban development schemes to find convergence points for the Planet Run.
Draft short policy briefs or whitepapers based on the data collected from the ground (e.g., "The state of waste management in District X").
Identify key government officials and policymakers who should be invited or petitioned.
Look for government grants or international funding opportunities that align with the movement's policy goals.
Advise the core team on legal and regulatory compliance related to environmental activism.
Skills & Qualifications
Ability to read and synthesize complex policy documents.
High-level academic or professional writing skills.
Masters/PhD students in Public Policy, Law, Development Studies, or Political Science.
Ability to connect micro-level field observations with macro-level policy.
Learning Opportunities
Experience in policy analysis and advocacy strategy.
Publication opportunities for whitepapers and articles.
Understanding the government machinery and decision-making processes.
Perks & Takeaways
Internship Certificate (Impact-based).
Letter of Recommendation (for high performers).
Real-world exposure to CSR & ESG frameworks.
Leadership experience in a nationwide movement.
Pathway to Fellowship or Coordinator roles.
Duration
1-2 Months