Pros
Europe’s leading NGO coalition fighting climate change. The organisation is full of deeply justice-oriented professionals with strong analytical and problem-solving skills, and a clear commitment to equity and evidence-based advocacy. Teams are working on the leading edge of climate, energy, foreign, and industrial policy — often shaping debates before they reach the mainstream. There is a positive attitude towards various work patterns, flexibility, and location.
Cons
Like much of the NGO sector, the organisation is affected by a changing funding landscape, which can create uncertainty. Remuneration is low compared to equivalent roles in the private sector or EU institutions.