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Previous Letters:
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2000 | 1999 | 1998 |
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> Dear colleagues,
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> We are currently wishing to appoint a project researcher to work with us
here in London either part-time or full-time on a project to develop HIV
prevention research and intervention in the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
focused initially in Serbia. Ideally we wish to make an appointment as soon
as possible. If you should know of anyone who might be interested, please do
not hesitate to pass on this message or let us know. The work is based in
London with travel to Serbia and the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. We have
posted some details below. Thanks, Tim
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> PROJECT OFFICER/RESEARCHER
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> ? Background in social science, international development, HIV
prevention, or public health
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> ? Interest in working on a research and intervention development
project in Serbia and Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
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> ? Assist in identifying key contacts and institutions in research,
HIV prevention, and narcology
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> ? Assist in undertaking a literature review on the HIV situation
(epidemiology of HIV transmission, HIV prevention responses) in the Federal
Republic of Yugoslavia
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> ? Assist in undertaking a small qualitative assessment based on
interviews with key stakeholders in HIV prevention, health, narcology, and
research.
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> FEEDERAL REPDUBLIC OF YUGOSLAVIA HIV PREVENTION PROJECT
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> This collaborative project between Imperial College London and the Open
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> Society Institute (OSI) is funded by the UK Department for International
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> Development (DfID) and comprises two phases:
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> * Phase One (February-July 2003): Design and Inception
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> * Phase Two (August 2003-December 2005): Project Implementation
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> The purpose of the overall project is to contribute to a coherent approach
to HIV prevention. Imperial College London is the lead project partner for
the development of research, evaluation and knowledge generation, and OSI
the lead project partner for the development of intervention components.
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> The aim of Phase One (February-July 2003) is to:
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> ? Undertake, in collaboration with local partners in Serbia, a
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> literature review of research and policy materials relating to the
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> epidemiology and prevention of HIV/STI in FRY
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> ? Undertake, in collaboration with local partners in Serbia, an
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> assessment based on interviews with key stakeholders in HIV prevention,
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> health, narcology and research to assess the policy, legal, health, HIV
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> prevention and funding framework in FRY
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> ? Identify project research and intervention partners and develop
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> project Memorandum of Understanding and Phase Two research and
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> intervention workplans
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> Enquiries: Dr Tim Rhodes t.rhodes@ic.ac.uk <mailto:t.rhodes@ic.ac.uk> or
Kathleen Sullivan k.sullivan@ic.ac.uk <mailto:k.sullivan@ic.ac.uk>
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