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Job Vacancy: Editorial Consultancy, UNHCR
Deadine / Event Date:
2010/07/19 - 22:10 - 2010/08/31 - 22:10 Location
Policy Development and Evaluation Service, UNHCR
Canada
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UNHCR's Policy Development and Evaluation Service has a consultancy opportunity available for an experienced editor with a knowledge of refugee, humanitarian and migration issues. A primary function of the consultancy is to prepare reports and papers for publication that have been written by authors who do not have English as a first language. The amount of work required is variable and fees are negotiable. If you are interested in the opportunity, please send a CV and covering letter to hqpd00@unhcr.org, with Editor in the subject line.
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