Evaluation Knowledge Assistant, IDEV AfDB
Independent Development Evaluation at the African Development Bank is recruiting an Evaluation Knowledge Assistant. It concerns a full-time staff position based at the AfDB Headquarters in Abidjan. Please see the link to the vacancy notice:
English: http://idev.afdb.org/en/page/idev-job-opportunities
French: http://idev.afdb.org/fr/page/offres-demploi
The deadline to apply is 17 August.
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