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IIASA sees its people as its most valuable asset and continues to attract and retain world-class talent. Researchers from member countries working at the institute gain access to all aspects of the IIASA network and can contribute to building the systems analysis capacity of their home countries. More than 300 international researchers from around 50 countries currently work for IIASA, while another 3,500 researchers, science-to-policy workers, and diplomats from about 65 countries are actively involved in the institute\u2019s activities.<\/p>\n

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People management<\/p>\n

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Following a period of rapid expansion in the number of researchers<\/a> and staff working at the institute, IIASA has placed a high priority on human capital management for the next five years. In 2017, a new staff performance evaluation system was introduced, and a new diversity policy is currently being developed.<\/p>\n

In addition to Austrian labor law, a series of federal laws concerning IIASA and international organizations in Austria provide the institute and its employees with a range of immunities and privileges. This allows IIASA to offer competitively advantageous employment conditions compared to Austrian employers (Austrian federal law and official gazettes: BGBl. Nr. 117\/1973; BGBl. Nr. 677\/1977; BGBl. Nr. 344\/1978; BGBl. Nr. 476\/1978; BGBl. Nr. 441\/1979; BGBl. Nr. 219\/1981; BGBl. Nr. 609\/1990; BGBl. Nr. 666\/1994).<\/p>\n

Human resource policies and procedures are in place for staff categories, personnel procedures, overtime, leave, maternity regulations, childcare benefits, retirement, temporary assignment, incentive payments, good scientific practice, conflicts of interest and commitment, code of conduct, outside interests, housing services, and health and safety rules. These policies are contained in the IIASA handbook and staff rules and regulations (sections 4.2 and 4.3 of the IIASA Operating Procedures and Policies). The appointment of new staff and extension of existing staff contracts is managed and documented through the forms and approval processes of the IIASA management information system.<\/p>\n

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Capacity development and training<\/p>\n

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In 2017 the Capacity Development and Training (CDAT) team issued new guidelines for Young Scientists Summer Program (YSSP) supervisors to clarify the responsibilities and necessary qualifications for prospective candidates. The guidelines specify that the supervisor has to ensure that the YSSP candidate\u2019s proposal is feasible, guide the research, and if appropriate and consensual, support and guide the participant if he or she wishes to broaden the research, or make it more interdisciplinary. The qualifications for supervision eligibility were defined as:<\/p>\n