Categories: Opportunities

Research Analyst Vacancy at World Bank

Job Title: Research Analyst, World Bank

Location: Delhi

Description: Water and Sanitation program has two vacancies for research analysts in the field of water and sanitation. This is advisory role with state governments and include liaisoning, working with team of WSP in India.

Eligibility: An advanced degree in related field of rural water and sanitation.

  • Minimum 2 years experience
  • Oral and written skills in English and Hindi
  • Willing to travel extensively within India.

How to apply:

Apply online through this link- www.worldbank.org/careers.

Last date for the application: 19 Jan, 2014

Reference: World Bank

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