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Languedoc-Roussillon : la marraine de « l’hydro-septimanie » se fait la malle à Singapour !
15 février 2010
par - eauxglacees.com
Hélas, hélas, ce billet ne sera dûment apprécié que par nos amis du Cartel ! Ami(e)s d’Eaux glacées ne nous en veuillez pas. Il nous est revenu que d’aucun(e)s s’agaçaient de notre tropisme languedocien. Mais si vous saviez ! Effet collatéral du « fréchisme » agonisant, ça sent le roussi pour le Pôle Mondial de l’Eau de Montpellier ! Champomi ™ pour tous ! Ce n’est qu’un début…
Il appert que la colombienne de l’IWRA s’est fait la malle à Singapour, principal challenger identifié de Montpellier !
Et que le trésorier de l’IWRA, un juriste américain, est au parfum de la tambouille financière du Congrès, aïe, aïe, aïe...
Bon, on dirait « Ici Londres » (voir Wikipedia ou l’INA, je vous parle d’un temps…), don’t worry, Lucifer reconnaîtra les siens, et comme dans le même temps, dans le Golfe, ça « dessale » sec, tous les espoirs demeurent permis.
Déjà qu’on nous mande étonnamment au-delà des frontières de l’Hexagone, ça ne va pas s’arranger…
Bien, oyez, oyez le très saint courriel de la dame Cecilia Tortajada, présidente de l’IWRA, et marraine du « Congrès mondial de l’eau », sis à Montpellier en septembre 2008 :
"Sent : Sunday, February 14, 2010 6:35 AM
Subject : Vacancy Announcement : Research Fellow, Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy,
Singapore
Research Fellow Future of the World’s Water
This position provides an excellent opportunity to contribute to cutting-edge research on the traditional and non-traditional drivers of change for water management beyond 2020. These drivers include, but are not limited to, population, urbanization, globalization, free trade, HIV/AIDS, technological developments and increasing intersectoral interrelationships between water, food, energy, and environmental securities. The Fellow will collaborate and participate in the research programme on the Future of World’s Water under Prof. Asit K. Biswas and Prof. Cecilia Tortajada of the Institute of Water Policy, Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, National University of Singapore.
The Institute of Water Policy is established in the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy (LKYSPP) to undertake research on water policies and governance within Singapore and the region as part of the School’s mission to raise standards of governance and improve lives of people in the region. The Institute is also a Centre of Excellence for Water Governance under the Asia Pacific Water Forum’s network of Regional Water Knowledge Hubs.
All applications must be received by 31 March 2010.
Duration
The position will be based in Singapore. It is a full-time position for an initial period of 2 years from immediate effect. It can be renewed after mutual agreement.
General Requirements
The successful candidate will be a good researcher who is able to work in multi-disciplinary and multi-sectoral settings. He/She should have broad knowledge of public policies especially in terms of water. Added assets are publications in reputed journals and experience in research collaboration.
Essential Qualifications and Requirements
– The Fellow should have a minimum of a Ph. D. degree and background on water in an appropriate discipline (engineering, economics, biology, environment, politics or sociology).
– Broad knowledge of public policy formulation and implementation especially in terms of water.
– Experience in research collaboration with external organizations
– Good communication skills in English language, oral and writing.
Application Procedure
Please submit the following documents electronically to Bernard Tan at sppbtys@nus.edu.sg
1. CV
2. A tabulation in the format below.
3. A 2-page note on what you think are important water problems of the world.
Institute of Water Policy Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy
Research Appointment : Research Fellow (Future of World Water)
IWP-RF Applicant Response Table, bla, bla,bla..."
Traduttore, (pas traditore) :
Swelia au tapis !
E Viva septimania circus !
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