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Dear Colleagues 


Water Witness International has won new long-term funding which will help us to ensure that social accountability monitoring and water stewardship make a stronger contribution to water justice and delivery of the SDGs in Africa. There is a strong research, advocacy and outreach aspect to this work to support wider learning, practice and impact. 


To deliver this growing workload we have created several new and exciting positions (in the UK, Tanzania and Malawi) which will put the successful applicants at the cutting edge of local and global efforts to forge a fairer water future. I'd be grateful if you could circulate details of these opportunities within your networks to help us find the high calibre and experienced individuals we need. 


Links and summary details of the first positions are here:


Knowledge and Impact Manager, Water Witness International, Morogoro, Tanzania, up to £40, 596 pa plus benefits. Closing date Friday 21st July 2017. https://waterwitness.org/s/Knowledge-and-Impact-Manager-Job-Description.pdf




Knowledge and Impact Officer, Shahidi wa Maji, Morogoro, Tanzania, TZS 3.3 M – 4.1 M per calendar month. Closing date Friday 21st July. 



International Programme Support Officer (part-time), Water Witness International, Edinburgh. Salary: £21 252 per annum pro rata, Closing date 21st July 2017. 


Many thanks in anticipation,

Nick



Nick Hepworth, PhD

Director, Water Witness International

UN House, 4 Hunter Square

Edinburgh, EH1 1QW


Mobile:+44 (0)7519 120 967 

Landline: +44 (0)131 225 3407
Skype: nick.hepworth1 Email: nickhepworth@waterwitness.org

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