Dear Colleagues
Here is an interesting international opportunity, which those you that fit the
profile and are interested could give a shot to...
Nice weekend.
Patrick Okuni
--- On Fri, 26/2/10, Patrick Okuni <pok...@unicef.org> wrote:
From: Patrick Okuni <pok...@unicef.org>
Subject: Fw: Temporary Appointment, Analyst/Researcher,Development
Professionals Section, Division of Communication, New York Headquarters
To: paok...@yahoo.com
Date: Friday, 26 February, 2010, 9:53
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To: ML-UGD: All Staff
From: Esetesion Gebremariam/UGD/ESAR/UNICEF
Date: 02/25/2010 03:02PM
Subject: Fw: Temporary Appointment, Analyst/Researcher,Development
Professionals Section, Division of Communication, New York Headquarters
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02/24/2010 10:51 PM
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Temporary Appointment, Analyst/Researcher,Development Professionals Section,
Division of Communication, New York Headquarters
Kindly forward this message to staff in your office. Thank you.
The Development Professionals Section in UNICEF’s Division of Communication is
looking for a dynamic, passionate and committed professional who wants to make
a lasting difference for children. UNICEF seeks an experienced
Analyst/Researcher for its flagship publications to be based in New York
Headquarters.
Under the supervision of the Senior Editor, the consultant will, among other
things, assist in the commissioning of background papers and conduct research
and for the publication; support the development of a peer review process for
the publication, including both internal and external experts; provide in-depth
literature reviews for assigned topics; analyse research findings for
relevance, currency, comprehensiveness, applicability and credibility; analyse
quantitative data; draft texts of research findings for the publication;
prepare summaries, briefs, charts and tables, presentations and bibliographies;
and assemble research materials to facilitate fact-checking and resolve
fact-checking queries.
Your profile:
• Advanced university degree in the social sciences, international relations,
communications or related fields.
• Five years of progressively responsible and relevant professional work
experience as a researcher on international development issues. A publications
record is a plus.
• Experience in drafting and commissioning research papers and working with
academic and institutional researchers.
• Exemplary research skills, both quantitative and qualitative.
• Excellent English writing and editing skills, with proven ability to
translate research findings into clear advocacy text; knowledge of another UN
language a plus.
• Advanced ability with MS Office applications, databases and statistical
packages.
• Well organized and attentive to details.
• Ability to maintain a high level of productivity under deadline pressure.
• Flexibility to work long hours as needed.
• Good team player.
• Interest in development and human rights issues essential, experience in
developing countries a plus.
Level of Post: P-2
Duration: one year
Closing date of applications: 5 March 2010
Please send applications to Anne Santiago, alsanti...@unicef.org
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