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About:
NFPRC undertakes extensive, peer-reviewed research for long-term projects, as well as incisive, quick-turnaround research for actionable agendas. By leveraging its research capacity, NFPRC assists the Government in reviewing old policies, formulating design and implementation strategies for new ones, and finding ways to enhance the on-ground effectiveness of ongoing schemes. In addition, NFPRC also conducts an impact evaluation of existing policy interventions to identify lacunae or roadblocks and suggest remedial actions.
Duration:
1 month (with possibility of extension)
Location:
Noida [Onsite]
Qualification:
- Law students or recent graduates interested in legislative research, constitutional law, and public institutions
- Non-law graduates (Economics, Public Policy, Political Science, etc.) who demonstrate strong analytical and research abilities and an interest in the legal aspects of policy
- Excellent research, writing, and comprehension skills
- Detail-oriented, disciplined, and able to meet deadlines
Responsibilities:
- Conduct legal research on Bills, Acts, and Parliamentary agendas
- Draft briefs and background notes on legislative and regulatory developments
- Review government notifications, reports, and judicial developments
- Support projects on governance and institutional reform
- Contribute to research exploring how law influences economic and policy outcomes
How to Apply:
Interested candidates can send their applications to internships@nationfirstpolicy.org with the subject line:
• NFPRC_Internship Application_[Month] (Law) — for law students/graduates
• NFPRC_Internship Application_[Month] (Non-Law) — for non-law applicants
(e.g., NFPRC_Internship Application_January (Law))
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