Ecosystem Ecologist
Location: Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Department: Livestock Systems and the Environment
The International Livestock Research
Institute (ILRI) seeks to recruit an Ecosystem Ecologist to contribute to
research on Dryland Systems, Ecosystem Services from Rangelands, and Climate
Change Interactions with Rangelands.
The advertised position would be
funded by ILRI, but shared between the centre of excellence and
ILRI.
ILRI can also offer one month’s
salary to a senior staff member at the same centre of excellence, so as to
complement the skills of the early career scientist and other ILRI staff, and
strengthen the affiliation.
The ecosystem ecologist will make important contributions to broader, interdisciplinary research agendas for developing environmentally sound strategies to sustainably increase productivity, reduce vulnerability and increase the resilience of pastoral and agro pastoral livestock-based livelihoods to hazards like weather conditions and climate change, market fluctuations and insecurity.
The ecosystem ecologist will make important contributions to broader, interdisciplinary research agendas for developing environmentally sound strategies to sustainably increase productivity, reduce vulnerability and increase the resilience of pastoral and agro pastoral livestock-based livelihoods to hazards like weather conditions and climate change, market fluctuations and insecurity.
These include options to reduce
vulnerability, such as early warning systems which monitor rangeland
conditions, and options for diversifying livelihoods through payment for
ecosystem services for biological conservation and climate change mitigation.
Much has changed in terms of
ecosystem dynamics in rangelands in the last 20 years, and hence new
interventions such as livestock insurance and restoration of degraded lands
will have unknown ecosystem feedbacks, and ILRI needs the tools to evaluate
these.
ILRI has a track record of applied research on dryland ecosystem management across Africa, and this expertise is housed in its Livestock Systems and Environment (LSE) programme (livestocksystems.wordpress.com)
ILRI has a track record of applied research on dryland ecosystem management across Africa, and this expertise is housed in its Livestock Systems and Environment (LSE) programme (livestocksystems.wordpress.com)
LSE seeks to strengthen our skills in
ecological research with this position, to complement our other skills in
social science, GIS and remote sensing work, and modeling.
The advantage of a shared position
with an advanced centre of excellence is access to senior ecologists, opportunity
to work with students, access to library resources, while simultaneously
working in Africa on critical development and management agendas.
ILRI works with partners worldwide to enhance the roles that livestock play in food security and poverty alleviation, principally in Africa and Asia. The outcomes of these research partnerships help people in developing countries keep their farm animals’ alive and productive, increase and sustain their livestock and farm productivity, find profitable markets for their animal products, and reduce the risk of livestock-related diseases.
ILRI works with partners worldwide to enhance the roles that livestock play in food security and poverty alleviation, principally in Africa and Asia. The outcomes of these research partnerships help people in developing countries keep their farm animals’ alive and productive, increase and sustain their livestock and farm productivity, find profitable markets for their animal products, and reduce the risk of livestock-related diseases.
ILRI is a not-for-profit institution with a staff of about 700 and in 2014, an operating budget of about USD83 million. A member of the CGIAR Consortium working for a food-secure future, ILRI has its headquarters in Nairobi, Kenya, a principal campus in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, and offices in other countries in East, West and Southern Africa and in South, Southeast and East Asia.
Responsibilities:
The ecologist will also support work with rangeland and climate impact models, where a sound and up to date understanding of rangeland dynamics is required.
Specifically the ecologist will:
- Undertake research on ecosystem health and
services in rangeland systems, including how management practices affect
the quality and quantity of ecosystem services, using a variety of data
collection methods and sources, combining field data with models and
remotely sensed data.
- Undertake research on the dynamics of change
in rangeland ecology, particularly how changes in mobility and access to
key grazing areas and water points are affecting rangelands, in
collaboration with research on governance of natural resources.
- Work with pastoralist and agropastoralist
herders to develop and experiment with rangeland monitoring and management
techniques and practices appropriate to local contexts
- Work with modelers and remote sensing
specialists to develop and ground-truth methodologies for assessing
rangeland health and productivity for management and impact assessment
- Support proposal-writing efforts on the above
topics
- Supervise PhD and MSc students on the above
topics
Requirements:
- A PhD in ecology or natural resource
management, ideally with some appreciation of combining research on social
science and biophysical perspectives.
- Knowledge of rangeland ecological research in
pastoral/agropastoral systems in developing countries with a minimum of
two years post-doctoral experience.
- A systems perspective, especially related to
the challenges of sustainability and vulnerability of pastoral and
agro-pastoral livelihoods.
- Experience and expertise in field-based
ecological research
- Strong statistical skills, including designing
field data collection protocols, and analyzing data that vary over space
and time.
- Good publications record with strong written
and oral communication skills in English and the ability to communicate
with diverse audiences.
- Ability to work in multi-disciplinary and
multi-cultural teams in developing country environments.
- Experience with community-based approaches to
ecological/natural resource management research and monitoring would be an
asset.
Post location: The position is based at ILRI campus in Addis
Ababa, Ethiopia.
Duration: 3 years with the possibility of renewal, contingent upon individual performance and continued funding.
Position level: The position is Level 4C
Benefits: ILRI offers a competitive international and salary and benefits package which includes 15% Pension, Medical insurance, Life insurance and allowances for: Education, Housing, Relocation, Home leave, Annual holiday entitlement of 30 days + public holidays.
*Benefits are tax free subject to compliance with tax regulations of country of citizenship.
Applications: Applicants should provide a cover letter and curriculum vitae: a list of publications and names and addresses (including telephone and email) of three referees who are knowledgeable about the candidate’s professional qualifications and work experience should be included in the curriculum vitae.
Duration: 3 years with the possibility of renewal, contingent upon individual performance and continued funding.
Position level: The position is Level 4C
Benefits: ILRI offers a competitive international and salary and benefits package which includes 15% Pension, Medical insurance, Life insurance and allowances for: Education, Housing, Relocation, Home leave, Annual holiday entitlement of 30 days + public holidays.
*Benefits are tax free subject to compliance with tax regulations of country of citizenship.
Applications: Applicants should provide a cover letter and curriculum vitae: a list of publications and names and addresses (including telephone and email) of three referees who are knowledgeable about the candidate’s professional qualifications and work experience should be included in the curriculum vitae.
The position title and reference
number: PL/AB/08/14 should be clearly indicated in the subject line of the
cover letter.
Animal Health Technician
Location: Kapiti Plains Ranch, Machakos County
Department: Animal
Bioscience
International Livestock Research Institute
(ILRI) seeks to recruit an Animal Health Technician to Manage Animal Resources
at the Kapiti Plains Ranch, Machakos County.
ILRI is a not-for-profit institution with a staff of about 700 and in 2014, an operating budget of about USD83 million. A member of the CGIAR Consortium working for a food-secure future, ILRI has its headquarters in Nairobi, Kenya, a principal campus in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, and offices in other countries in East, West and Southern Africa and in South, Southeast and East Asia.
ILRI is a not-for-profit institution with a staff of about 700 and in 2014, an operating budget of about USD83 million. A member of the CGIAR Consortium working for a food-secure future, ILRI has its headquarters in Nairobi, Kenya, a principal campus in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, and offices in other countries in East, West and Southern Africa and in South, Southeast and East Asia.
ILRI works with
partners worldwide to enhance the roles that livestock play in food security
and poverty alleviation, principally in Africa and Asia.
The outcomes of these research
partnerships help people in developing countries to keep their animals alive
and productive, to increase and sustain overall productivity, find profitable
markets for their products, and reduce the risk of livestock-related
diseases.
Responsibilities
- Support animal health and production
activities at the ranch that include:
- Clinical and pathological examinations of
animals and recording of findings;
- Sampling from animals according to protocols;
- Biological samples processing and analysis
according to protocols;
- Basic parasitological examination of blood and
faecal samples;
- Delivery of samples to the ILRI laboratory;
- Management of clinical and post-mortem records
of animals and procedures performed;
- Treat animals with direction from ILRI
institution veterinarian;
- Communicate regularly with ILRI institution
veterinarian on herd health;
- Take care of the ranch resources;
- Any other duties that may be assigned by
senior staff.
Requirements
- A Certificate or Diploma in Animal Health and
Production from a recognised institution;
- At least 3 years’ experience for Certificate
holders or 1 year experience for Diploma holders.
- Ability to work well in a team;
- Ability to maintain good relations with other
staff members and researchers;
- Possess a valid driver’s license;
- Skilled at large animal handling;
- Skilled at sample collection (blood, faeces,
etc) from cattle, and field preparation of blood and faecal samples for
laboratory processing;
- Prepare blood samples for parasitological
diagnostics;
- Skilled in reading blood slides and diagnosing
blood-borne parasites of livestock and in conducting other measurements
(eg PCV readings) on blood samples;
- Ability to prepare blood and serum samples for
further processing and shipping;
- Ability to prepare faecal material of
livestock origin for microscopy-based diagnostics (concentration
techniques etc);
- Skilled in microscopy diagnostic techniques
for gastro-intestinal parasites;
- Ability to undertake basic clinical diagnoses
of endemic diseases of livestock;
- Ability to identify ticks and other
ectoparasites;
- Ability to age animals through dentition;
- Skilled at maintaining accurate records;
- Ability to work with minimum supervision;
- Willingness to learn new field techniques
where appropriate;
- Excellent communication skills;
- Some previous experience of working in a
laboratory is desirable.
Terms of appointment: This is a Nationally Recruited Staff (NRS) position
based at our Kapiti Ranch Office, Machakos County and is for a 3 years’
contract period.
Job level and salary: This position is job level 1C with a starting salary of KES 51,967 per month.
Job level and salary: This position is job level 1C with a starting salary of KES 51,967 per month.
In addition to salary, ILRI offers
medical insurance for staff and dependents, life insurance, pension at 12.5%
employers contribution, annual holiday entitlement of 30 days + public holidays
within ILRI’s National Recruited Staff Scheme.
How to Apply: Applicants should send a cover letter and CV explaining their interest in the position, what they can bring to the job and the names and addresses (including telephone and email) of three referees who are knowledgeable about the candidate’s professional qualifications and work experience to the Director, People and Organizational Development.
How to Apply: Applicants should send a cover letter and CV explaining their interest in the position, what they can bring to the job and the names and addresses (including telephone and email) of three referees who are knowledgeable about the candidate’s professional qualifications and work experience to the Director, People and Organizational Development.
The position title and reference
number REF: AHT/ AB /09/14 should be clearly marked on the subject line of the
cover letter.
Click here to submit your application online by 3 October 2014.
Click here to submit your application online by 3 October 2014.
Public Awareness Coordinator
Location: Nairobi,
Kenya
Department:Communications and Knowledge Management
The International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI) seeks to recruit a Public Awareness Coordinator who is an exceptionally strong and passionate writer who takes pleasure in framing complex research findings so that these are understandable and useful to a wide-ranging audience, especially decision-makers and their constituencies.
The International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI) seeks to recruit a Public Awareness Coordinator who is an exceptionally strong and passionate writer who takes pleasure in framing complex research findings so that these are understandable and useful to a wide-ranging audience, especially decision-makers and their constituencies.
The jobholder, will
work directly with ILRI’s team leader for Communications, Awareness and
Advocacy and also closely with other communications colleagues, ILRI directors,
managers, scientists and other program staff and consultants to support the
organization’s corporate communications, particularly to influence
decision-making.
The jobholder will: help raise the profile of livestock-research-for-development work and influence decision-makers of the importance of development-oriented livestock research across the tropics, work across a range of mediums and topics to turn out compelling communications materials that help translate ILRI’s research into real-world impacts and skillfully coordinate efforts to publicize ILRI’s work in collaboration with scientists and communications colleagues across the centre.
ILRI works with partners worldwide to enhance the roles that livestock play in food security and poverty alleviation, principally in Africa and Asia.
The jobholder will: help raise the profile of livestock-research-for-development work and influence decision-makers of the importance of development-oriented livestock research across the tropics, work across a range of mediums and topics to turn out compelling communications materials that help translate ILRI’s research into real-world impacts and skillfully coordinate efforts to publicize ILRI’s work in collaboration with scientists and communications colleagues across the centre.
ILRI works with partners worldwide to enhance the roles that livestock play in food security and poverty alleviation, principally in Africa and Asia.
The outcomes of these research
partnerships help people in developing countries keep their farm animals alive
and productive, increase and sustain their livestock and farm productivity,
find profitable markets for their animal products, and reduce the risk of livestock-related
diseases.
ILRI is a not-for-profit institution with a staff of about 700 and, in 2014, an operating budget of about USD83 million.
ILRI is a not-for-profit institution with a staff of about 700 and, in 2014, an operating budget of about USD83 million.
A member of the CGIAR Consortium
working for a food-secure future, ILRI has its headquarters in Nairobi, Kenya,
a principal campus in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, and offices in other countries in
East, West and Southern Africa and in South, Southeast and East Asia.
CGIAR is a global agricultural research partnership for a food-secure future. Its science is carried out by 15 research centres that are members of the CGIAR Consortium in collaboration with hundreds of partner organizations.
Responsibilities
- Identify and develop compelling stories based
on ILRI research for various communications outlets, including the
institute’s website and blogs and international media.
- Undertake field trips to obtain high-quality
stories, photos and video for use in online and print publications as well
as for media outreach.
- Lead the development of extensive and
productive media relations at the international, regional and national
levels to ensure high visibility for ILRI research.
- Ensure optimum use of social media to raise
awareness about the institute’s work and to strengthen its relationships
with donors, partners and other stakeholders.
- Create content for ILRI’s annual report and
other public awareness documents.
- Illustrate and enhance high-profile slide
presentations of ILRI’s directorate.
- Mentor communications staff at headquarters
and in ILRI’s regional offices, sharing ideas and suggestions on story
development and editing blog articles, as appropriate.
- Train and otherwise empower ILRI staff and
partners to influence targeted audiences effectively through public
awareness-oriented communications.
- Ensure that ILRI’s external communications
documents have strong visual as well as writing appeal.
- Train, advise and coach centre staff on media
relations and communications generally.
- Support the planning and organization of
high-profile ILRI workshops, conferences and exhibits.
- Support the production and dissemination of
ILRI’s annual corporate highlights, calendar and other corporate
materials.
- Contribute to the ILRI-wide communications and
knowledge management (CKM) community of practice, participate in CKM
learning, reviewing and planning activities and ensure that these
activities follow ILRI standards and agreed channels.
- Any other duties as may be assigned.
Requirements
- Postgraduate degree (MSc/MA) in English,
communications, journalism or a related field or a bachelor’s degree and a
strong track record in this field, or a degree in science with a
subsequent career in science communications.
- Minimum of 10 years of relevant experience in
science or development communications.
- Superb English writing, editing and
proofreading skills.
- Proven ability to translate
scientific/technical materials into accurate, lively, informative or
persuasive materials for the general public.
- Proven teamworking with a strong desire to
work in a mix of highly diverse cultural, ethnic, national, intellectual
and institutional environments.
- Passion for outstanding communications
products (writing, photography, videography).
- Proficient in use of social and new media
tools.
- Excellent networking, advocacy and campaign
skills.
- Computer savvy.
- Ambitious to make a difference through
standout communications.
- Highly organized multi-tasker able to focus,
prioritize, handle and complete on time myriad streams of work.
- An appetite for ensuring the diverse
behind-the-scenes kinds of mundane work (e.g., scrupulous filing, complete
categorization of online repository materials, careful budgeting,
attention to administrative details) that are the foundation of the more
creative aspects of communications work.
Advantages:
- Experience working within a scientific,
humanitarian or development context and working on projects funded by
international donor agencies.
- Experience in news media work (drafting
substantive news releases, organizing media events, overseeing journalist
enquiries, managing good relations with major media).
- Experience in social media work: professional
blogging; astute regular user of social media serving organizational
objectives.
- Knowledge of industry-standard communications
software (e.g., Photoshop, InDesign, Final Cut Pro).
- Excellent judge of and/or skilled in
photography, graphic design, audio recording or video production.
The ideal candidate will be:
- Someone who reads science/development
publications for pleasure and enjoys engaging with scientists
- A skillful storyteller who provokes reader
passions
- An astute judge of what communications best
suit what audiences and purposes
- Equal parts writer and editor who can develop
any kind of material to great effect
- Scrupulous about never sacrificing the highest
standards of accuracy for communications effects
- Passionate about finding fresh ways to tell
stories and excited by new possibilities
- Inspired by the ideas of others and an
inspiring team member for others
- Someone who thinks across multimedia platforms
and experiments with new media
- Self-directed and resourceful, with an
adventurous and generous spirit
Post location: The position is based at ILRI’s Headquarters, in
Nairobi, Kenya.
Position level: This position is job grade 4C.
Duration: 3 years with the possibility of renewal, contingent upon individual performance and continued funding.
Benefits: ILRI offers a competitive international and salary and benefits package which includes 15% Pension, Medical insurance, Life insurance and allowances for: Education, Housing, Relocation, Home leave, Annual holiday entitlement of 30 days + public holidays.
*Benefits are tax free subject to compliance with tax regulations of country of citizenship.
How to apply: Applicants should send a cover letter and CV explaining their interest in the position, what they can bring to the job and the names and addresses (including telephone and email) of three referees who are knowledgeable about the candidate’s professional qualifications and work experience to the Director, People and Organizational Development.
Position level: This position is job grade 4C.
Duration: 3 years with the possibility of renewal, contingent upon individual performance and continued funding.
Benefits: ILRI offers a competitive international and salary and benefits package which includes 15% Pension, Medical insurance, Life insurance and allowances for: Education, Housing, Relocation, Home leave, Annual holiday entitlement of 30 days + public holidays.
*Benefits are tax free subject to compliance with tax regulations of country of citizenship.
How to apply: Applicants should send a cover letter and CV explaining their interest in the position, what they can bring to the job and the names and addresses (including telephone and email) of three referees who are knowledgeable about the candidate’s professional qualifications and work experience to the Director, People and Organizational Development.
The position title and reference
number REF: PAC/ IPP /09/14 should be clearly marked on the subject line of the
cover letter.
Click here to submit you application online.
Click here to submit you application online.
Screening of applications will start
on 31 October 2014 and continue until the position is filled.
Vacancy:Corporate Communications Officer
Location: Nairobi,
Kenya
Department:Communications and Knowledge Management
International Livestock Research
Institute (ILRI) seeks to recruit a Corporate Communications Officer to work
directly with ILRI’s team leader for Communications, Awareness and Advocacy and
also closely with ILRI directors, managers, scientists and other program staff
as well as consultants to support the organization’s corporate communications
needs, particularly the need to influence decision-making.
The jobholder will
help ensure timely as well as high-quality execution of day-to-day work
producing and disseminating high-quality print, multimedia and online
communication products that demonstrably help ILRI meet its three strategic
objectives: to change practices, influence decision-making and develop capacity
in livestock-related issues affecting poor people in developing countries.
S/he will help develop, maintain and
distribute a suite of print, multimedia and online ‘public awareness’ materials
(e.g., messages, summaries, articles, opinion pieces, photoessays, slide
presentations, video productions) that effectively communicate ILRI’s mission,
vision, major messages and achievements to key audiences and stakeholders.
ILRI works with partners worldwide to
enhance the roles that livestock play in food security and poverty alleviation,
principally in Africa and Asia.
The outcomes of these research
partnerships help people in developing countries keep their farm animals alive
and productive, increase and sustain their livestock and farm productivity,
find profitable markets for their animal products, and reduce the risk of livestock-related
diseases.
ILRI is a not-for-profit institution
with a staff of about 700 and, in 2014, an operating budget of about USD83
million.
A member of the CGIAR Consortium
working for a food-secure future, ILRI has its headquarters in Nairobi, Kenya,
a principal campus in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, and offices in other countries in
East, West and Southern Africa and in South, Southeast and East Asia.
CGIAR is a global agricultural
research partnership for a food-secure future. Its science is carried out by 15
research centres that are members of the CGIAR Consortium in collaboration with
hundreds of partner organizations.
Responsibilities:
Public Awareness
- Help produce and disseminate ILRI’s annual
corporate highlights, calendar and other materials.
- Support consultant work to produce articles,
photographs, videos and multimedia productions.
- Help draft major news articles on ILRI
channels, following ILRI guidelines and standards.
- Publish ILRI corporate photographs and videos
on Flickr and YouTube, assisting in their effective curation according to
ILRI guidelines and standards.
- Weekly curate ILRI materials for the CGIAR
website.
- Help ensure that the physical spaces at ILRI
headquarters and other offices are regularly supplied with fresh posters
and other updated materials that serve our corporate communications and
branding needs.
- Regularly scan all media (print, broadcast,
online) for mentions of ILRI and for livestock research news of strategic
interest to ILRI and forward/recycle/repackage/respond as warranted.
- Build and support exhibit/displays across ILRI
campuses and offices and at outside events that support ILRI and CGIAR
activities that have specific ambitions to influence audiences.
News Media
Help implement ILRI’s news media
strategies by overseeing some of the following:
- inviting journalists for news briefings, press
conferences and related events;
- organizing journalist interviews of staff and
visits to our labs and field sites;
- organizing and reporting on media-related
events, including roundtables and news conferences;
- researching and/or drafting and fact-checking
press releases;
- pitching stories to the media;
- promoting and monitoring pick up of our
stories;
- responding to media enquiries; and
- generally building good relations with local
and international, specialized and mass media, journalists.
Social Media
Help implement ILRI’s social media
strategies, particularly to better target and serve key online
‘influencers’,
- by developing contacts for major influencers
in ILRI’s areas of interest;
- by drafting, targeting, monitoring and
responding to tweets;
- by building up ILRI’s profile and readership
on Twitter;
- by making strategic use of Pinterest, LinkedIn
and other social media channels; and
- by prolonging and sharpening use of our social
media conversations via aggregation sites such as RebelMouse and Storify.
Help give effective social media
support to key corporate events.
Regularly engage in conversations on ILRI’s corporate social media sites and help raise ILRI’s voice and issues on other relevant and influential online platforms.
Teamwork
- Contribute to the ILRI-wide communications and
knowledge management (CKM) community of practice; participate in CKM
learning, reviewing and planning activities and ensure that these
activities follow ILRI standards and agreed channels.
- Provide administrative support as needed to
the Communications, Awareness and Advocacy team.
- Any other duties as may be assigned.
Requirements
- Master’s degree in communications, journalism,
English or related field, or bachelor’s degree and demonstrated
experience.
- At least five years of post-degree work
demonstrating increased responsibilities in communications, with a focus
on creating content.
- Excellent written and spoken English.
- Demonstrated skills in writing (particularly
strategic messaging and summarizing) as well as copy editing and
proofreading.
- Computer savvy.
- Ambitious to make a difference through
standout communications.
- Problem solver.
- Helpful, useful and responsive team player.
- Highly organized multi-tasker able to focus,
prioritize, handle and complete on time myriad streams of work.
- An appetite for the diverse behind-the-scenes
kinds of mundane work (e.g., scrupulous filing, complete categorization of
online repository materials, careful budgeting, attention to
administrative details) that are the foundation of the more creative
aspects of communications work.
- Strong desire to work in a mix of highly
diverse cultural, ethnic, national, intellectual and institutional
environments.
Advantages:
- Experience in translating scientific or
technical publications and conversations into articles, stories and other
materials that remain scientifically credible but are readily understood
by general public.
- Experience in working within a scientific,
humanitarian or development context and working on projects funded by
international donor agencies.
- Experience in news media work (drafting
substantive news releases, organizing media events, overseeing journalist
enquiries, managing good relations with East Africa’s best news
reporters).
- Experience in social media work: professional
blogging; astute regular user of social media serving organizational
objective.
- Knowledge of industry-standard communications
software (e.g., Photoshop, InDesign, Final Cut Pro).
- Excellent judge of and/or skilled in
photography, graphic design, audio recording or video production.
Terms of appointment: This is a nationally recruited staff (NRS) position
based at ILRI’s Nairobi campus and is for a 3-year contract period.
Job level and salary: This position is job grade 2D with a starting gross
salary of KES154,711 per month.
In addition to salary, ILRI offers
Medical insurance for staff and dependents, Life insurance, Pension at 12.5%
employers contribution, Annual holiday entitlement of 30 days+ public holidays
within ILRI’s National Recruited Staff Scheme.
How to Apply: Applicants should send a cover letter and CV
explaining their interest in the position, what they can bring to the job and
the names and addresses (including telephone and email) of three referees who
are knowledgeable about the candidate’s professional qualifications and work
experience to the Director, People and Organizational Development.
The position title and reference
number REF: CCO/IPP/09/14 should be clearly marked on the subject line of the
cover letter.
Click here to apply online by
3 October 2014.
To find out more about ILRI, visit
our website (http://www.ilri.org) and our main corporate News
(http://news.ilri.org/) and Clippings (http://clippings.ilri.org/) blogs.
To find out more about working at
ILRI visit our website at http://www.ilri.org/ilricrowd/
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