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opportunity : Diversity Positive recruitment
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Tips and tools
Web sites recommended for CGIAR recruitments
Science, agriculture and development
sites
(at a fee)
American Society of Agronomy, Crop Science Society of America
and Soil Science Society of America –
http://www.asa-cssa-sssa.org/joblisting_submission.php
Web site links three prominent international educational societies and
provides possibility for job seekers to post cvs as well as for organizations
to post job vacancies.
Site users: 11,000 members worldwide.
Cost: US$100 for job listing with 700 characters, US$100 for each
additional 475 characters. Posting also includes listing in CSA news.
Free access to cvs posted by job seekers.
Association of Environmental and Resource Economists –
http://www.aere.org/jobs/submityourad.html
Organization with membership of 800 specialists representing 30 countries.
Site users: job listing is accessible to any site visitor.
Cost: US$250 for up to two months also includes posting on AERE
bi-annual newsletter.
Eastern and Central African Program for Agricultural Policy Analysis
(ECAPAPA) –
Electronic newsletter. To post a position in the newsletter, contact the
coordinator of the network, Dr. Isaac Minde – I.Minde@asareca.org
International Association of Agricultural Economists
–
http://www.iaae-agecon.org/submission_positions.asp
IAAE has international membership of agricultural economists. Job descriptions
posted on the IAAE site by recruiting organizations will also be linked
to the job’s listing on the organization’s own site.
Site users: job listings are accessible to any site visitor.
Cost: US$200 for listing by international and regional organizations.
The listing remains until the application deadline or maximum of 90 days.
“Nature” jobs – www.nature.com/naturejobs/advertisers
An online job service associated with “Nature” magazine for
science recruitments. Site has 29,000 job alert recipients and 91,000
recipients of Naturejobs newsletter. It is necessary to contact a representative
in order to post a job (http://npg.nature.com/media/nature/jobs/nature_jobs/contacts.html).
Site users: 1.4 million visitors to naturejobs.com each month,
73 percent from North America and Europe, 23 percent from Asia/Pacific.
Cost: US$100 per 100 matched names and $3,000 for the full list.
Job matching service is free and vacancy announcement appears on the database
for up to eight weeks.
“New Scientist” Jobs
http://www.newscientistjobs.com/clientzone/mediapack.action?page=pajselect
Associated with “New Scientist” magazine, it allows recruitment
by region: North America, Europe and Australia/Asia.
Site users 385,000 registered scientists search for vacancies online
and 95,000 scientists have requested to receive email alerts for jobs
that suit their skills.
Cost: For academic organizations, cost is £295 for single
job, £545 for post-doc vacancy.
Development Executive Group
http://www.developmentex.com/contact_us/advertising_services/index.jsp
Membership organization serving donor agencies, firms, NGOs and individual
professionals working in international development including 150 of the
world’s leading development consultancies, 7,000 development firms
and NGOs, and 40,000+ individuals.
Site users online job board has 1,000 jobs posted and 50,000 job
seekers each month.
Cost: 30-day posting to the job board and unlimited access to 40,000+
cvs: US$ 350.
Email: ads@developmentex.com
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