We are looking for a highly motivated Programme Officer to join our Circular Economy & Nature team as soon as possible. The successful candidate will work on standardisation, policy developments, and project management related to ecodesign and energy labelling, in the framework of the EU’s Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR), with a focus on textiles, apparel, and footwear.
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In a new project under the InDiCo Global initiative, ECOS is tackling green digitalisation in the African region, with a focus on Kenya. Starting with two webinars, we will provide a platform for African and European stakeholders to exchange on global policy and standards, working towards the shared goal of resilient, green, and digital economies.
We are looking for a highly motivated Global Engagement trainee to learn about environmental policy and standards whilst supporting our Global Engagement team in Nairobi and gain valuable experience working in a dynamic and influential environmental NGO. Apply before 25 May 2026.
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Cutting human-caused methane emissions would have an immediate impact. How can Europe keep its promise on methane? ECOS Programme Manager Edoardo Bodo and Senior Press & Communications Manager Alison Grace explain. First published in Sustainable Views by the Financial Times.
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ECOTECA is the latest Romanian member of ECOS. We are eager to work with them on waste management and circular economy policies!
ECOS is seeking a new trainee with a focus on circularity and ecodesign. Learn about environmental policy and standards whilst supporting the Circular Economy and Nature team and gain valuable experience working in a dynamic and influential environmental NGO.
We are looking for a highly motivated HR and Administration Officer to join our Operations team to support the team with HR and operations administration, and office management.
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