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Latest job opportunities (22 April 2009)

by Michael Keizer on April 22, 2009

Concern Worldwide is looking for a transport and logistics officer and a support systems manager for the DRC.
The IRC is looking for a senior logistics manager for the DRC (looks like they upgraded their earlier vacancy?).
MSH is looking for logistics coordinators for Sudan and Congo, and a procurement advisor for Haiti.

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