[bestbits] Recruiting for Brazil-based project coordinator on privacy and Internet governance

[Jeremy Malcolm]

Sorry for those who may have seen this posted elsewhere.

Consumers International is recruiting for a project coordinator based in
Brazil, to work with me in the Consumers in the Digital Age (CDA)
programme.  Their main responsibility would be to take charge of our new
project on consumer data protection in emerging economies, which is a
partnership with the German development enterprise GIZ.

Subject to a funding decision which is currently pending, we also hope
that the position will involve working on Internet governance issues,
including supporting CI's work with the Best Bits network and also
working closely with our Brazilian member IDEC.  For more information on
the position, please see the job advertisement here, and download the
associated job description from the same page:

http://A2Knetwork.org/work-ci-programme-coordinator-privacy-and-data-protection

Initially the job advertisement was posted with the end of this week as
the deadline for applications, but we will hold the deadline open for as
long as is required to attract the right candidate.  If anyone has any
questions about the role please let me know, and please also feel free
to circulate this opportunity amongst your contacts and networks.

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*Dr Jeremy Malcolm
Senior Policy Officer
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