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give?
2. National Associations
Experiences in improving the terms of engagement with
government: Pacific Experiences
6. Counting Non-profit
Institutions in New Zealand 2005 (Hot of the Press)
7. Te Kāwai Toro - Report
of analysis of expressions of interest 2006
8. Giving New Zealand,
Philanthropic Funding 2006
9. The History of the
Non-profit Sector in New Zealand
10. KIDPOWER NZ Pilot
Evaluation Report - Summary
Hey! Before you print that
paper ...
What if you did not print it? You'd save a piece of a tree, reduce pollution by just a teeny bit, stop a few drops of chemical bleach going into the sea, prevent a few puffs of smog going into the atmosphere, and the fume producing factory that makes your filing cabinet (or rubbish bin) would have a little less to burn.
The Tangata Whenua, Community & Voluntary
Sector Research Centre provides research resources to
support people and organisations in the community sector,
and to contribute to the strengthening of the Sector through
enhancing our collective knowledge base.
The Research Centre wishes to appoint
a Development Manager part time (20 hours per week) for an
initial period of six months to implement the Governance
Group’s strategic vision.
The Development Manager will need to:
have experience
in developing a small to medium-sized non-profit
organisation
be familiar with
community research methods and practices
commit to
working within a Te Tiriti relationship framework
build strong
stakeholder relationships
develop the
Research Centre’s funding base
be familiar with
new information technologies and have very good
computer skills
have experience
in annual budget planning, cashflow management, and the
development and maintenance of basic administrative and
reporting systems
be available to
travel within New Zealand
Further information about the Research
Centre can be found
HERE
For a full job description and further
information please contact either of the Co-Chairs before
closing date Friday 10 October 2008: