5 marine policy jobs found

Job title Ocean Science Intern. Company UNESCO Regional Bureau for Science and Culture in Europe. Description of the job UNESCO is seeking one Ocean Science intern to assist the UNESCO Regional Bureau for Science and Culture in Europe (Venice, Italy) in the implementation of its Ocean Literacy (OL) activities. Under the direct supervision of the responsible Senior Programme Officer and the authority of the Regional Bureau Director, the intern will undertake the following tasks: Map and organize Ocean Literacy materials developed under UNESCO initiatives (e.g., videos, educational resources, toolkits, guidelines). Review existing Ocean Literacy materials to assess relevance, coherence, and alignment with current frameworks, and identify materials that may require updating or revision. Support internal coordination and knowledge management, including organizing the team's shared digital folders, databases, and reference documents, as well as contributing...

Role summary: EBCD is seeking an experienced and visionary Director to lead the organisation in Brussels and steer its strategic direction. The Director will manage EBCD’s operations and programs, represent its values and positions at the highest policy levels, and ensure its continued relevance and financial sustainability . The ideal candidate will bring in-depth knowledge of fisheries and ocean governance policies , a strong grasp of EU and international processes, and proven leadership in building partnerships and mobilizing resources. Key responsibilities: Strategic Leadership: Implement EBCD’s strategic plan, ensuring alignment with its mission and evolving global sustainability priorities. Organizational Management: Lead and manage the team, supervise staff and consultants, manage budget, and ensure sound governance and reporting practices, report regularly to the EBCD Board, supporting its oversight and decision-making role. Representation...

The Renewables Grid Initiative is a unique collaboration between NGOs and transmission system operators (TSOs) from across Europe, engaging in an ‘energy transition ecosystem- of-actors’. We promote fair, transparent and sustainable grid development to enable the growth of renewables to achieve full decarbonisation in line with the Paris Agreement. At RGI, we are convinced that the energy, climate and biodiversity crises can and should be tackled in parallel. In this context, we are increasing our activities related to the protection and restoration of nature in connection with the energy transition – particularly the deployment of renewable energy sources (RES) and electricity grids, both on land and at sea. In 2020, RGI established a multi-stakeholder platform called the Offshore Coalition for Energy and Nature ( OCEaN ). OCEaN brings together NGOs, wind industry actors, and grid operators active in the North and Baltic seas, with the aim of finding sustainable solutions to...