Programme Advisor, Member Association Support

Closing date 06 May 2019.

This is a full time Brussels-based position, for immediate employment.

Are you passionate about driving sexual and reproductive health and rights for all?  Do you want to contribute to a progressive Europe? 

If yes, now is your chance to work with some of the most energetic and committed civil society organisations working on SRHR across Europe and Central Asia, ensuring that they can maximise the benefits of membership of the largest and most influential global Federation working in this area.

We are seeking a hands-on, proactive and committed professional to support our members to build national coalitions, advocate for policy change, empower young people and support the most marginalised and vulnerable groups in their societies.

The environment for progressive issues is challenging in places but we are also seeing a corresponding momentum to ensure reproductive freedom, sexual rights, equality and care for all. This is your moment to be part of it. Apply today.

Profile: Candidates should have 3 to 5 years’ relevant experience in supporting CSOs to develop and implement strategies to build partnerships and networks, drive citizen demand, achieve policy change and hold duty-bearers accountable to deliver same. The ideal candidate will have a background in human rights and/or international relations and development, experience in SRHR and of knowledge of the EECA region. Fluency in English is essential with excellent written and oral communication as well as strong interpersonal skills. Russian is a strong added value.

Interested candidates are requested to send their motivation letter with detailed CV to [email protected] by 6 May 2019 COB. The full job description can be downloaded here.

Interviews will be organised in our offices on Friday 10 May 2019.

IPPF European Network includes 36 membership-based associations throughout Europe and Central Asia, as well as the Regional Office in Brussels, Belgium.

We envision a world where every individual is healthy; where sex and sexuality are recognised as fundamental and precious parts of human life; where sexual and reproductive choices are respected; and where diversity is valued and celebrated.