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Mediterranean Programme Assistant
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1) Support the implementation of the agriculture portfolio (estimated dedication 40%) This includes:
a) spatial and data analysis of the current status and threats of biodiversity in agricultural ecosystems) spatial and data analysis of the current status and threats of biodiversity of med pollinators
c) Analysis of the current knowledge on priorities and critical areas to prevent and reduce the impact of pests on agricultural biodiversity Specific Tasks
Establishing and maintaining a sound and productive working relationships with IUCN partners involved in the project.
Ensuring the development of the activities of the project Cultural Landscapes
2) Support the implementation of the Knowledge products portfolio (estimated dedication 40%). This includes:
a) Spatial analysis of the current status and threats of several taxonomic groups and ecosystems in the Med region
b) Analysis of priorities and critical areas under global change scenarios (e.g impacts of invasive species, climate change, connectivity)
Specific Tasks
Data searching and analysis from available databases
3) Other Support to Mediterranean Programme implementation (estimated dedication 10-20%).
Specific Tasks
Support other departments in the office for emerging issues including searching and data analysis and mapping
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• • Bachelor of Science and Masters Degrees (or equivalent experience) in either a biological or environmental subject. • • A minimum of two years of professional experience. • Experience of, and proficiency in, the practical use of GIS. • Experience of interrogating academic and spatial databases • Editing and writing skills in English. • Proven ability to work both independently and as part of a team. Organizational skills. Communication skills • Fluency in written and spoken English. French or Spanish is desirable |
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