The Partnership for Economic Policy (PEP) is looking for Research Fellows (open to researchers based in low and middle income countries): Apply Now!!
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The closing date for applications is June 15, 2024. We invite researchers based in low- and middle-income countries to apply to join the organisation as PEP Research Fellows. The Partnership for Economic Policy (PEP) invites researchers based in low- and middle-income countries to apply to join the organisation as Research Fellows (RF).
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- The Partnership for Economic Policy (PEP) invites researchers based in low- and middle-income countries to apply to join the organisation as Research Fellows (RF).
- The Partnership for Economic Policy (PEP) invites researchers based in low- and middle-income countries to apply to join the organisation as Research Fellows (RF).
- Send a one-page motivation letter outlining your specific goals for a first three-year mandate (see RF evaluation criteria below) to info@pep-net.org.
- Send a one-page motivation letter outlining your specific goals for a first three-year mandate (see RF evaluation criteria below) to info@pep-net.org.
- Register on the PEP website, complete your profile and upload your CV. If you are already registered, ensure that your profile and CV are up-to-date (log in and select “Update my profile”).
- Register on the PEP website, complete your profile and upload your CV. If you are already registered, ensure that your profile and CV are up-to-date (log in and select “Update my profile”).
- quality and quantity of research activities (which journals and awards/prizes) and relevance to PEP themes and methods of analysis)
- quality and quantity of research activities (which journals and awards/prizes) and relevance to PEP themes and methods of analysis)
- quality and quantity of national, regional and global policy engagement/advisory activities
- Contributing to PEP online or in-class training activities.
- For example, at national and international conferences, and in blogs, newsletters, policy briefs/activities, X(previously Twitter) threads and LinkedIn/Facebook posts, etc.
- For example, at national and international conferences, and in blogs, newsletters, policy briefs/activities, X(previously Twitter) threads and LinkedIn/Facebook posts, etc.
- For example, at national and international conferences, and in blogs, newsletters, policy briefs/activities, X(previously Twitter) threads and LinkedIn/Facebook posts, etc.
- For example, at national and international conferences, and in blogs, newsletters, policy briefs/activities, X(previously Twitter) threads and LinkedIn/Facebook posts, etc.
- Submitting their research papers for publication in the PEP working paper series
- Option of being elected (by the assembly of RFs) to serve as a representative of the Research Fellows in PEP’s corporate membership at the annual PEP General Assembly
- Female candidates are strongly encouraged as PEP strives to maintain a gender balance in its RF program. Researchers residing in a developed country and/or members of PEP staff (excluding consultants) are not eligible to be a PEP Research Fellow. DOWNLOAD THE FULL CALL DOCUMENT (PDF)
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