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Fixed-term (9-month, maternity cover) Communications Officer role at ClientEarth (Brussels) reporting to the Communications Manager; collaborate with digital and regional teams to create and implement communications supporting legal and advocacy work, build media and stakeholder relationships, coordinate with programmes and coalitions, monitor campaign impact, and escalate sensitive issues. Requires experience in fast-paced communications, national/international media engagement, Brussels media knowledge and contacts, interest in environmental issues, and fluency in English plus another European language

This is an excellent opportunity to contribute to the improvement of healthcare infrastructure in Uzbekistan through the application of ICT expertise. The position offers exposure to high-profile projects, cross-cultural collaboration, and professional development opportunities in ICT project management, stakeholder engagement, and technical implementation within the UN system.

The AI Centre of Excellence Lead will head UNOPS’ new AI Centre, building scalable AI infrastructure and solutions and ensuring they are user-driven, ethically governed, and impactful across the global portfolio. Reporting to the CIO, this role oversees AI governance, use‑case pipeline, development and implementation of AI products, leads a team, fosters innovation, and drives responsible AI adoption organization‑wide.

The ICT Analyst role supports critical healthcare ICT infrastructure projects in Uzbekistan, providing technical support, managing ICT-related contracts, and ensuring effective coordination between UNOPS, the Ministry of Health, and other stakeholders. Under the Partnership Advisor, the post focuses on efficient ICT management and successful technical implementation of solutions that strengthen healthcare delivery and patient outcomes.

This role bridges AI technology and organizational change at UNOPS, working with field and HQ teams in 80+ countries to translate AI solutions into tangible productivity gains and improved development outcomes, while engaging in high-visibility, inter-agency AI initiatives across the UN system.

Das Deutsche Zentrum Kulturgutverluste (Stiftung in Magdeburg) fördert Forschung zu Kulturgutverlusten, insbesondere NS-Raubgut und Kulturgut aus kolonialen Kontexten. Aufgaben: fachliche Auswertung geförderter Abschlussberichte, Klärung von Nutzungsrechten, Datenaufbereitung für die Proveana-Forschungsdatenbank, Beratung von Projektnehmer:innen, Weiterentwicklung von Vokabularen/Metadaten und Übernahme externer Datensätze. Anforderungen: abgeschlossenes Studium (Kulturwissenschaften/DH/Dokumentation o.ä.), interkulturelle Kompetenz, Erfahrung in datenbankgestützter Kulturdokumentation und Metadatenstandards, sehr gute Deutsch- und Englischkenntnisse. Angebot: Vergütung nach E11 TVöD (bei Erfüllung), flexible Arbeitszeit- und Mobile-Work-Modelle; Schwerbehinderte werden bevorzugt berücksichtigt.

The candidate, under a tutor’s supervision, will analyze qualitative school ethnographic data using Maxqda and work in a team on planning and designing ethnographic and mixed-methods research projects. Additional research activities on related topics may be agreed jointly and, if overseen by another professor/researcher, must still be validated and co-signed by the main tutor in the final report.

This role sits within the Digital Health & AI team and focuses on translating technical innovations into scalable, real-world solutions. The Technical Officer will work across disease programmes, cross-cutting units, and external partners to ensure that digital and AI tools are fit-for-purpose, interoperable, and aligned with health system needs. The ideal candidate combines technical depth with demonstrated experience in global health implementation.