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NGO / INGO / Development Projects
Full Time
|Job Description
Roles and responsibilities of this job
We are seeking a highly motivated and experienced Senior Researcher/Program Officer to lead a political economy analysis of foreign labor migration from the Madhesh province of Nepal. The successful candidate will be responsible for designing and implementing research methodologies, analyzing data, and producing actionable insights to inform policy and programmatic interventions. The role involves close collaboration with local stakeholders, civil societies, government agencies, and international partners.
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Duration: Initially 3 months of probation period and likely to be extended based on scope of the project and available funding.
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Apply Before: Jun 25, 2024
About the organization
North South Collectives (NSC) is an interdisciplinary social and policy research center. The Collectives promote critical public dialogues, research fellowships for equity and social justice, and investment in the generation of scholars and filmmakers. The Collectives is evolving as a leading interdisciplinary center and a public forum committed to freedom, equity, and prosperity. The Collectives works to strengthen and expand regional and national networks of individuals and institutions to build a just and equitable society. To enable and enhance knowledge, innovation, and solutions, the Collectives grapple with the pressing issues confronting humankind today: democracy, economic order, legal regimes, cultural rights, social inequalities and power relations, migration, science and technology, public policy, and social progress. In the past, NSC organized public lecture series on various issues related to federalism, elections, history, indigeneity, and other topics. NSC has also completed research programs in coordination with different education and health institutions and is currently involved with a pilot study in ‘social science for social justice. ’NSC has also completed film workshops. NSC is announcing a vacancy for “Promoting Inclusion Through Media Fellowship in Madhesh,” funded by the USAID Civil Society and Media (CSM) Program, with The Asia Foundation as the lead implementer.
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