Secretary-General

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Mar 22, 2005

The Secretary-General is responsible for providing strategic leadership, coordination of programme development, management and implementation, servicing of the network, provision of an effective interface with partner institutions and funding agencies, monitoring and evaluation of programme delivery and operational performance, staff supervision and general administration.

Cameroon/Indonesia: Regional Coordinator/Senior Principal Scientist

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Mar 22, 2005

CIFOR is looking for a Regional Coordinator for its Central Africa office (Yaounde, Cameroon) and a Senior Principal Scientist for its Forest and Livelihoods Program (Bogor, Indonesia).

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The MDG Dashboard of Sustainability

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Mar 16, 2005

The "MDG Dashboard of Sustainability" is a free, non-commercial software which allows the presentation of complex relationships between economic, social and environmental issues in a highly communicative format aimed at decision-makers and citizens interested in Sustainable Development.

North Sudan: Policy Advisor

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Mar 17, 2005

You will act as the policy focal point for Oxfam GB and support the Sudan Advocacy Co-ordinator to develop and implement a coherent advocacy strategy for Oxfam in Sudan. You will specifically focus on issues of conflict analysis, humanitarian space and the ongoing peace processes. You will collect and analyse information relating advocacy work through liaison with INGO, UN networks, government authorities and other relevant sources.

Associate Analysts

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Mar 17, 2005

Performs tasks as instructed by the Chief Prosecutor, the Deputy Prosecutor or the Head of the Investigative Planning and Support Section; b) participates actively in the collection and analysis of information, intelligence and evidence; c) participates in the required field activities; d) works effectively in close cooperation with other team members; e) registers information, intelligence and evidence.

2005 Conference Of Religious Educators & Leaders (COREL), Nigeria 1-2 April 2005

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Mar 17, 2005

The Nigeria chapter of Teachers Without Borders is glad to announce the 2005 Conference Of Religious Educators & Leaders (COREL) at the Azi Nyako Youth Development Centre, Dadin Kowa, Jos, Plateau State, Nigeria from April 1 - 2, 2005. The Conference, which shall be a special " Community Gathering for Teaching and Learning Sessions", shall focus on "Building a Culture of Peace in Nigeria, Creation of Educational Programs for Religious Harmony, Religion's Role in HIV/AIDS Prevention and Ca...read more

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Nigeria: Director-General

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Mar 17, 2005

The purpose of this four-year contract position is to provide overall strategic leadership and management in implementing the 2005-2009 PPFN strategic plan: ensuring congruence between the country situation and the plan; facilitating linkages and contacts with government, IPPF, donors, and partners for resources to SRH and PPFN; and supporting PPFN governance and management organs at national and regional levels.

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The 14th International Conference on AIDS and STIs in Africa (ICASA) discussion forum

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Mar 17, 2005

The 14th International Conference on AIDS and STIs in Africa (ICASA) will be hosted by Nigeria in Abuja by December 2005.
ICASA draws participants from Africa and the rest of the world, a sizeable number of which are people living with HIV. Towards ensuring the attainment of the above goal, you are hereby invited to share your ideas, contributions, suggestions and thoughts on a discussion forum on PLWH Participation at ICASA 2005. The address of the group is: read more

Alcan Prize for Sustainability 2005

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Mar 17, 2005

This USD $1 million Prize is awarded each year to any not-for-profit, civil society or non-governmental organisation based anywhere in the world for their contributions to addressing and progressing economic, environmental and/or social sustainability. Deadline: March 31 2005.

Southern Africa and the World Biennial conference, University of Cape Town, June 26-29, 2005

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Mar 16, 2005

The South African Historical Society is holding the biennial conference, Southern Africa and the World: the Local, the Regional and the Global in Historical Perspective June 26-29, 2005. The conference will look at topics that relate to themes in the history of the southern African region such as: liberation struggles and the limits of liberation; history and heritage; post-colonial and post-nationalist historiographies; new methodologies for teaching and researching history in the 21st centu...read more

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