Détails de l'annonce
Organisation : Climate Action Network Europe asbl
Site web : www.caneurope.org
Lieu de l'emploi : Brussels /
Fichier :2307_policy_project_assitant_vout.pdf
Type d'emploi : Contrat à durée déterminée
Type de contrat : Temps plein
Fonction : Gestion de projet
Date de publication : 16/07/2023
Date limite : 11/08/2023
Profil
Required skills and experiences:
- Recent graduate or advanced degree in a relevant policy field such as economics, politics or communications;
- Good knowledge of EU climate and energy policies, or national energy and climate planning;
- Excellent level of written and spoken English;
- Excellent communication and networking skills;
- High level of motivation and the ability to learn and perform different types of tasks related to project work;
- Attention to detail and ability to meet deadlines.
The ideal candidate will preferably have some of the following attributes:
- Demonstrated interest in the mission and values of CAN Europe;
- Experience in project development and reporting;
- Ability or experience in drafting communication materials such as newsletters, blog posts and narrative reports;
- Experience in working in a diverse environment and a large network;
- Familiarity with EU institutions, particularly the functioning of the European Commission, the European Parliament and the Council.
Description
Climate Action Network (CAN) Europe is Europe's largest coalition working on climate and energy issues. With over 180 member organisations in more than 38 European countries – representing over 44 million citizens – CAN Europe works to prevent dangerous climate change and promote sustainable climate and energy policy in Europe.
We're currently seeking a dynamic individual with a demonstrated interest in energy and climate policies to work with us on the LIFE Together for 1.5 project, a consortium of 14 NGOs –led by CAN Europe – working together to push national governments to accelerate climate action and to keep them accountable for their actions. The individual will gain professional experience in our Together for 1,5 team as a Multi- Stakeholder Policy Project Assistant (Intern). The individual will support the project’s team by engaging in several processes, including the dissemination of project results, project reporting to donors, coordination of consortium activities, organization of project meetings and events. The position is full time and based in our Brussels-based secretariat. Working from home is possible (max 4 days a week).
Internship contents:
- The intern’s role will focus on supporting the coordination of project deliverables, including briefings, reports, events and campaigns materials. You will have the opportunity to contribute to setting up a high level event on the benefits of climate action, as well as to the coordination of project meetings with partners, project monitoring visit and reporting; the candidate will also be able to participate and contribute to strategic and operational discussions on policy and campaign tasks, as well as to regular exchanges with a wide range of climate and energy policy experts thereby acquiring relevant knowledge, skills and experiences for future employment;
- The intern will gain insights into the operation of an international NGO coalition fighting dangerous climate change and a chance to engage with a number of other NGOs, decision makers and climate activists;
Tasks will include:
- Preparing slides, memos, invitations, timetable, internal meetings, webinars and organising meetings with external partners and experts, decision makers;
- Support the project coordination and reporting;
- maintaining an “NECP database”;
- Assist editing publications;
- Event organisation, contacting speakers, etc.
With this opportunity, we offer:
- A six-month paid internship contract under Belgian law (CIP) with a gross compensation of 1.435,36 €/month plus additional benefits;
- An exciting and highly motivating working environment;
- An opportunity to contribute to climate action and development;
- Valuable professional experience;
- An introduction to one of the largest networks of European NGOs.
More about us:
We are an open and inclusive, multicultural, multilingual team and explicitly encourage applications from all applicants, independent of their age, ancestry, colour, disability, ethnicity, family or marital status, gender identity or expression, national origin, political affiliation, race, religion, sex or sexual orientation.