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About the European Coalition for Corporate Justice (ECCJ)

With 20 member groups that represent over 480 organisations from 17 countries, ECCJ is the only European coalition bringing together European campaigns and national platforms of NGOs, trade unions, consumer organisations and academics to promote corporate accountability. 

The coalition is driven by a vision of a sustainable world in which corporations’ drive for profit is balanced by the interests of society at large, and where businesses respect human, social and environmental rights. We seek to tackle some of the root causes of corporate injustice by improving European laws governing activities of business and their impacts on people and the planet. 

ECCJ works as a catalyst, drawing on the expertise and experience of organisations across Europe to provide a united voice at the EU level promoting the need for legal change. ECCJ is currently focused on the EU Corporate Sustainable Due Diligence Directive and coordinates/plays a central role in the broader civil society movement following this legislative process. 

More info: www.corporatejustice.org 

The position

• What: To develop a fundraising strategy for ECCJ
• Period: December 2023 – End of January 2024
• Deadline: apply before the 29th of November
• Goal: ECCJ is looking for a fundraising expert to help us develop a new fundraising strategy on a consultant basis. After this assignment, ECCJ plans to release a follow-up call for fundraisers to implement the developed strategy.

What do we require from you?

• Understanding and interest in the NGO sector, specifically on topics of social justice, human rights and EU affairs.
• Demonstrated skills and expertise in fundraising and funding strategy development.
• Fluent in English (both oral and written).
• Well-organised, collaborative and communicative approach.
• VAT invoicing.

Interested?

Please send an email before the 29th of November, the start of business, to recruitment@corporatejustice.org with the heading: “Call for tender: fundraising strategy” followed by your name. We require you to submit the following items to be included in the application:

• A proposal outlining your relevant expertise and how you will approach this partnership,
  including a timeline and methodologies used.
• CV(s) of the persons involved in delivering the work and a cover letter
• Your fees per hour and your estimation of hours needed to complete the assignment
• The details of any taxes to be included (ECCJ is not registered for VAT and thus the reverse charge mechanism for intra-community services cannot be applied)
• A declaration of honour,
  OR
• if you are a registered legal entity, we require a declaration of honour attesting to your organisation’s positive economic and financial viability,
  OR
• if you are an individual, a statement that you operate as an individual and a reference to the corresponding legal / tax framework.

Fees, schedule of payments, tasks and responsibilities, accountabilities and binding agreements will be discussed during the application process and are to be entered into a contract between ECCJ and the selected candidate.

ECCJ welcomes applications from all and is against any form of discrimination, whether based on age, sexual orientation, marital status, race, nationality, ethnic or social origin, religious, philosophical or political beliefs, language, present or future state of health, disability, physical or genetic characteristics, sex, gender, pregnancy, childbirth, maternity, or change of sex.