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Eurocities is seeking a Forum officer to coordinate the Environment Forum’s work with members and to organise the annual meeting in Guimaraes, Portugal (3-7 November). The role requires coordinating with the Forum Steering Committee and ensuring collaboration with the Environment team on policy and project activities.
You will contribute to climate/environment priorities, maintain relations with EU institutions, and support bi-weekly newsletter and member communications.
Eurocities, the network of major European cities, is recruiting a forum officer to coordinate the work with members in the Eurocities Environment Forum and organise the annual event. This year, it will take place in Guimaraes, Portugal, from 3 to 7 November.
The candidate ideally would start at the earliest convenience, and by 1 September at the latest.
Eurocities is a dynamic and international team where we trust in people, value constructive exchanges and collaborative work.
We help people thrive in a friendly, open, and healthy environment while promoting a work/life balance.
The Eurocities Environment Forum brings together over 150 cities to work jointly on major environmental and climate challenges such as climate neutrality, air quality, green areas and biodiversity, noise, waste, circular economy, adaptation, and climate transitions overall. The Eurocities’ Environment Forum helps cities defend their interests at European level, and offers exchanges of experience, know-how and transfer of innovative solutions among cities.
As Forum officer, you will be responsible for working in close collaboration with the Eurocities Environment Forum members, with the Environment Forum Steering Committee (bringing together chairs and vice chairs of forum and working groups), and for organising the annual forum meeting, taking place once a year, while coordinating the forum’s services and activities with the rest of the
Environment team.
You will be a strategic liaison between the Eurocities environment team and members of the Environment forum. In addition, you will contribute to the organisation’s policy, advocacy and project activities on environmental and climate priorities, covering different urban challenges such as climate neutrality, air quality, biodiversity, resource efficiency, adaptation, and environmental justice in cities.
You will work under the supervision of the co-Head of the team. In this role, you will:
1) Coordinate the Environment Forum annual meeting and its related activities by:
2) Contribute to policy and project activities by:
You are an experienced professional who is full of initiative, self-driven, curious, creative, flexible, and results-oriented.
You are:
Assets:
(*) We are looking for candidates who fulfil most of these criteria, but do not hesitate to apply if you think that you could be a good fit for the position.
Applicants are requested to send:
• a CV with at least two referees (including your current or last employer)
by COB 28 June 2026 to: Patricia de Wouters, People & Operations Director, at jobs.policy@eurocities.eu. Please send the documents in PDF format and mention ‘EEF forum officer’ in the subject line.
Interviews will be held in person in Brussels or online between 22 and 24 July 2026.
We are aware that you might use AI when applying for this position. It’s acceptable to use AI to brainstorm, structure your ideas or edit your language. However, be aware that while AI is one of the tools we use in Eurocities, the main tool we need for the work here is our minds and experience: This is a content-based position, and one that AI cannot do for you. Please note this during the process to avoid any disappointment for either side later on. We want to use this interview to get to know you and your ideas, not what ChatGPT thinks the best answers are.
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