ECOS seeks to subcontract a company to set up and ensure the maintenance of a CRM (customer relationship management) tool as outlined in the scope and output of this tender document.
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Construction products are one of the most significant contributors to environmental damage with an annual carbon footprint of 250 million tonnes in the EU. This is equivalent to the electricity use of nearly 500 million homes in a single year. Beyond emissions, construction products account for half of the EU's total material consumption and contribute to about one-third of the bloc's annual waste output.
We are looking for a highly motivated Programme Manager to drive our work towards environmentally robust, effective, and credible carbon accounting and carbon management. Working in close partnership with our wide network of members and partners, you will lead our technical and advocacy work on international voluntary standards and policies. While based in Brussels, your work will have a global focus.
We are looking for a highly motivated Programme Manager to join our team and drive our high-impact work on standardisation that works for the environment. In this role you will be responsible for developing ECOS positioning on European and international standardisation strategies and policy, and for coordinating ECOS engagement with European and international policymakers to promote our views.
We are excited to welcome a new member to the ECOS Network: the Association Camerounaise pour le Développement, l’Entraide Sociale et la Protection de l’Environnement (ACDESPE) is an NGO active in environmental protection and fighting against climate change.
Are you looking for a meaningful career opportunity in finance management, where your work would contribute to making the world a better place? Do you take initiative and work independently, but value teamwork just as much? Then ECOS is the perfect place for you.
ECOS is looking for experts in the field of Hydrogen with a focus on Greenhouse Gas Emissions associated to production, conditioning, and consumption to consumption gate.
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