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UNHCR Staff: A Breakdown

By Tiziana Cauli on 22 February 2010

Almost 80 percent of UNHCR staff are based in the field, where they can better assist refugees in difficult and dangerous conditions. Former chief spokesperson Ron Redmond explains the U.N. Refugee Agency’s hiring and staff rotation.

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Tiziana Cauli
Tiziana has contributed to Devex News since mid-2008, focusing mainly on Africa as well as the European donor landscape, especially those in Brussels, Rome and Barcelona. Tiziana has worked as a journalist for Reuters and the Associated Press in Johannesburg and at Reuters in Milan and Paris. She is fluent in Italian, English, French and Spanish.

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