UNU-IIGH is seeking expressions of interest to join an advisory group of experts with experience in corporate accountability to advise on the development of an instrument to evaluate corporate conduct and impact in global health.
We particularly welcome interest from individuals with expertise in monitoring and addressing corporate financial misconduct, tax avoidance, corporate lobbying, or corporate accountability deficits in relation to their impacts on the environment and climate, workers/labour rights, Indigenous Peoples’ rights, and gender equity.
Interested individuals are invited to submit their CV to Penny Milsom (milsom@unu.edu) by Wednesday 12th June 2024.
Please note that participation in the Advisory Group is on a voluntary basis and non-renumerated.
