EXECUTIVE SUMMARY - UNESCO World Heritage

6.3 Procedure to hire early stage and experienced researchers
The vacancies will be advertised by informative folders sent to forest ecology, silviculture and
forest management departments at the universities and scientific institutes across Europe,
through the IUFRO Newsletter and its division and task force meetings, national Pro Silva
organizations and ERA ENV (a new European initiative financed by the European
Commission through the 6 th Framework Programme aimed at the integration of Associated
Candidate Countries and new EU member states into European Research Area by
environmental approaches). The selection will take place on a competitive base, but in case of
equal scores female candidates will be preferred to achieve a minimum 40 % representation of
female ESRs and ERs.
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