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Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Anthropology/Public Health/Development Studies

by Lisa A. Yeager

Livelihoods & Institutions

  • Location: Medway campus
  • Salary: £33,199 to £38,460 consistent with annum
  • Contract Type: Fixed Term
  • Closing Date: Wednesday, 19 June 2019
  • Interview Date: To be shown

The Natural Resources Institute (NRI) (www.Nri.Org) is a world-renowned multidisciplinary center of the University of Greenwich that undertakes studies, consultancy, and education to assist global meal protection, sustainable development, and poverty reduction in growing countries. The Institute was recently awarded the Queen’s Anniversary Prize for Further and Higher Education for its work in developing international locations.

Anthropology

The Natural Resources Institute has a thrilling possibility for a post-doctoral research fellow in anthropology, public fitness, or improvement research/social science in a fitness-related vicinity to paintings in the Livelihoods and Institutions Department. The position will contribute to the MRC-funded mission “Intercultural models to enhance vitamins and fitness of indigenous populations via gender-sensitive agroforestry practices in Peru.” The project uses participatory processes and intercultural fashions to co-expand gender-touchy agroforestry options with the capability to sustainably deal with excessive stages of continual undernutrition and anemia in indigenous populations within the Peruvian Amazon.

In specific, the successful candidate will be predicted to:

Assist in improving a framework to evaluate the effect of unique agroforestry practices, local biodiversity use, gender, socioeconomic, and cultural elements on maternal and child dietary adequacy, anthropometric consequences, and anemia fame. Assist in evaluating and collecting records on maternal time use, food-associated sociocultural and gender norms, and private and outside meal environments. Assist in developing context-unique participatory appraisal equipment that enables a social learning procedure among the researchers and indigenous groups. Contribute to NRI’s strategic plan by publishing excessive-effect studies.

The role will contain an extended international journey.
The submission is a fixed term of 24 months.

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