Social & Tax Justice Campaigner NGO Job Greenpeace

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Main duties

Strategic planning

• Participate in and contribute to the proposals and assessments of the Greenpeace Africa program strategy.
• Contribute to the strategy development and implementation plans for the Fair Share project.
• Assist in strategically developing the campaign’s social, economic, political, legislative, and business components to ensure that Greenpeace can respond effectively to strategic opportunities and influence the development of relevant national and international policies, legislation, and practices.
• Coordinate with other NROs to ensure progressive tax and redistribution issues reflect all NRO context realities.

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Strategy and Plan Implementation

• Coordinate and work with the Project Co-Leads to develop and implement the project plans.
• Work with the Fundraising team to develop ways to maximize the campaign’s fundraising potential.
• Represent Greenpeace at meetings, coordination bodies, media, stakeholders, and local communities when required.
• In collaboration with the Communications team, communicate with target audiences and ensure that any media intervention aims to achieve campaign objectives.
• Create or delegate the creation of substantive briefings and updates to inform staff, media, and stakeholders on specific campaign issues, progress, and outcomes.
• Working with the Co-leads, support the monitoring, reporting and evaluation processes for the Fair Share Project.
• Collaborate with the Research function to mine data & insights to inform the design of responses.
• Contribute to the network’s learning on Fair Share.

Responsiveness

• Take a Global outlook to project delivery by optimizing responsive opportunities that advance campaign/project objectives across the GPI network.
• Leverage responsive opportunities aligned to campaign goals to create impact.
• Relationship building and networking
• Build relationships with external stakeholders, including civil society, communities, and authorities, to push the campaign forward.
• Active networks are built and maintained with GPI and NROs to strengthen the campaign’s impact (s).
• Externally, active networks and strong alliances are built with key strategic stakeholders.

Qualifications and Experience

• University degree in Economics, Social Sciences, Policy, Development, or related field.
• 5 years experience in campaign management and coordination.
• Experience working in an international, multicultural team.
• A strong Pan-African Mindset.
• A strong understanding of progressive taxation, revenue redistribution, and rebalancing socio-economic inequalities.
• Familiarity with the project management cycle.
• Ability to negotiate, build consensus, convene diverse stakeholders, and facilitate dialogue to mutual outcomes.
• Knowledge and/or experience in campaigning, creative advocacy content, execution of strategies, lobbying, and canvassing projects.

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How to Apply

Interested qualified candidates should email a cover letter & CV to rafrica@greenpeace.org with the subject line- Social and Tax Justice Campaigner as the subject line by the 31 January 2026.