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Title | Policy Advisor |
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IMPORTANT: This Advertiser has requested that applicants MUST be National Residents / Valid Work Permit-holders. Other applicants need not apply.
Greenpeace is campaigning for an toxics free world. To further the strategic development of our toxics campaign globally we are now seeking a political advisor, preferably to be based in Brussels. The person we are looking for should bring a deep understanding of the toxics policy debate and its stakeholders in the North and South. The person should have at least 5 years professional experience. A successful candidate should be knowledgeable of macro Toxics policies tactics and the various political fora in place on the global level. The successful candidate will help us identify key political fora to engage with; and will primarily work and advise our office in East Asia on fora and processes to deliver the campaign goals. The successful candidate will be part of a team shaping and deliver our exciting DETOX campaign. TOXICS POLICY ADVISOR – TOR KEY TASK: 1. Play a strategic role in strengthening Greenpeace East Asia's (GP EA) involvement in international chemical negotiations (including the Stockholm Convention and SAICM (Strategic Approach to International Chemicals Management) by increasing Greenpeace East Asia's relevance and visibility in these fora, and exerting influence on China's negotiation stance. To achieve this primary objective, the person needs to 3.Represent Greenpeace International at relevant international negotiations in order to ensure that the objectives, recommendations and submissions of Greenpeace are effectively presented and adopted in accordance with strategic campaign and organizational objectives. -provide policy input into Greenpeace´s negotiations with corporations – alerting the campaign for example to latest developments in international negotiations or at national level that can further strengthen our corporate dialogue advocacy -provide strategic advice to corporate work in order to maximize its impact on policy developments – i.e. develop specific calls for corporations to support key legislative change internationally or in key countries. |