PHA-Exchange> Vacancy: Programme Manager/Researcher

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From: David Woodward 

Please find below an advertisement for the above vacancy at nef (the new economics foundation). Please pass it on to anyone who might be interested, and if possible send to appropriate networks and list-serves, post on web-sites, etc. Please note that the deadline is 12 April.

The areas of specialism we are interested in are:
international finance and development;
development/environment interlinkages;
agricultural trade;
the global economy and health; and
energy economics.

Many thanks

David Woodward
Head, New Global Economy programme

programme manager/

economic researcher: 

new global economy

£28k - 34k p.a.

 

Are you an economist with significant international experience of policy orientated research on global economic issues? Would you like to play a key management role in our New Global Economy Programme yet still do cutting edge research? If you like the variety that this role presents then we would like to hear from you. 

 

The person who secures this senior-level position will have at least five years experience and a Masters or PhD preferably in economics or a related field. Excellent and proven organisational and management skills are essential.

Deadline for applications:  12 April 2006
Interviews: 19 April 2006 

 

For an application form (no CVs please) and more details see the 'about us/job opportunities' section of our website www.neweconomics.org or write to Yolande Hanchen, nef (the new economics foundation), 3 Jonathan St,  London SE11 5NH or email yolande.hanchen at neweconomics.org 

Please quote Ref NGE.

 

nef is an independent think-and-do tank

that inspires and demonstrates real economic well-being.

 

nef believes in diversity       Registered charity number 1055254


DID YOU KNOW? It takes $166 of global growth to reduce poverty by $1, up from $45 in the 1980s. 
See nef's new report, "Growth Isn't Working" at http://www.neweconomics.org/gen/z_sys_publicationdetail.aspx?pid=219

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