NLProtein transition policy
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Among the best in the world at what they do3 roles
This tier is about the solution itself. We are fairly confident these organisations are among the best in the world in their field — vetted by GiveWell, Animal Charity Evaluators, Founders Pledge or The Life You Can Save, or listed by 80,000 Hours, Probably Good, EA Opportunities or Animal Advocacy Careers. Somebody else has already judged that what they do works, so we list every role there that is open to someone in the Netherlands, including support and operations work. Expect fierce competition, and expect remote work or a move.
Strategic Advisor on Food Security
ProVeg InternationalRemote (Europe) (RemoteRemote
In national climate and adaptation plans, countries set out where money and policy will go in the coming years.
Protein transition policyPolicyResearchSeniorSenior Partnership Manager
EIT FoodGermanyDutch employer, flexible
Large food companies decide what ends up on supermarket shelves.
Protein transition policyManagementFinanceSeniorPublic Affairs Lead
ProVeg InternationalNetherlandsOn site in the Netherlands
A single rule in The Hague or Brussels on what gets produced and eaten can affect more animals than thousands of people changing their shopping.
Protein transition policyPolicyCommunications and outreachMid level
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