CALL FOR GRADUATE AND POST-GRADUATE STUDENT RESEARCHERS
CURLA is recruiting 2 graduate or post-graduate students under the Mentorship Program of the Centre to:
- Develop a Practical Guide for Intermediary Cities’ Cooperation to Enhance Urban-Rural synergy through Food Flows and Territorial Resilience. Read more.
- Develop a strategy paper on digital and e-commerce Solutions for strengthening urban-rural linkages through Food value chains and territorial resilience. Read more
RESEARCH AND RESOURCES FOR THE ASSIGNMENT
Research for the paper includes gathering information from interviews and/or targeted survey related to the topic supplemented by in-depth desk research. The selected mentee graduate or post-graduate author will be expected to provide a detailed report from these different sources to a group of advisors and peer reviewers who will provide guidance and direct the scope of the strategy paper. Initial framing will be provided by CURLA and UN-Habitat.
TERMS OF REFERENCE
Duration of Assignment: The term of the assignment is 3 months and the mentee will be answerable to CURLA project lead.
Purpose: The purpose of the digital /e-commerce solutions paper is to provide stakeholders including youth, entrepreneurs, and other actors with case-based strategies to optimize digital solutions with potential to strengthen food value chains and conserve biodiversity in the flows of goods, services, capital, information and people across the urban-rural continuum. The strategy paper will be a contribution to deepen local resilience and adaptation to change, including the climate crisis in East Africa.
To Apply:
Applicants should email their application letter, curriculum vitae (CV), and a sample of
their work (one page)
Applications and related documents should be forwarded addressed to Prof. Isaac Karanja, the
CURLA Project Lead. Email: curla@uonbi.ac.ke
host entity
The Centre for Urban-Rural Linkages in Africa (CURLA)
closing Date
5 February 2024
type
CALL FOR GRADUATE AND POST-GRADUATE STUDENT RESEARCHERS
duration
3 months