2022 has the potential to be a critical year for environmental policy, with a focus on international climate action, negotiations for a global treaty on plastics, making sustainable products the norm, and leveraging environmental policy as a key tool of the economic stimulus following the COVID-19 pandemic.
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ECOS seeks to subcontract national support to ECOS policy and standardisation work on zero carbon cement & concrete, in the following countries: France, Germany, Denmark, Belgium, Sweden, and Portugal.
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We are looking for a Communications & Public Relations consultant to support the work of a newly-created zero-carbon cement & concrete coalition. Progressive actors will join efforts to help secure an ambitious and effective decarbonisation pathway for the cement and concrete (C&C) value chain, targeting (nearly) zero-carbon by 2040 through policy and standards work.
We are looking for a highly motivated Administrative Officer to join our Operations team, and support the smooth running of the organisation. Reporting to the Operations Director, the Administrative Officer will support and manage multiple initiatives relating to HR, administration, office management, grants and finances.
We are looking for a highly motivated Programme Manager to join our team and reinforce our engagement in the development of policy and standards to improve the sustainability of the ICT sector.
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In 2022, The European Commission will launch its Sustainable Products Initiative. Through minimum requirements on circularity, digital product passports, and other new rules, this framework can potentially make sustainable products not an exception but the norm. We imagined how the SPI could change our lives through three everyday situations – what would a future of sustainable products look like?
We are looking for two highly motivated Programme Managers to join our team and reinforce our engagement in the development of policy and standards to accelerate the low carbon transition of energy-intensive industries. The roles will focus on reducing the energy demand from industrial processes, shifting to clean and renewable energy sources, on the one hand, and reducing the environmental impacts of basic materials (cement and steel) to decarbonise the built environment and promote circularity in the sector on the other.
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