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Around 70 per cent of GIZ´s worldwide workforce of 18,260 people are national personnel, while 643 development workers are currently carrying out assignments for GIZ. In 2016, CIM, a joint operation of GIZ and the Federal Employment Agency, placed around 850 local and returning experts with local employers abroad while providing them with financial support and advisory services.
GIZ is always looking for new staff from a wide range of sectors, including finance, taxation, agriculture, environmental policy, climate change, energy, social protection, governance and democracy, and (vocational) education and training.
Graduates and young professionals with up to two years of work experience can apply for junior positions in GIZ’s offices in Germany or partner countries across the globe. These are fixed-term employment contracts that help enhance career prospects with a range of employers – GIZ, international and non-governmental organisations, as well as the German private sector, public administration and academic institutions.
GIZ also offers programmes that foster young talent: apprenticeships, internships and the Development Cooperation Trainee Programme.
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Headquarters
Eschborn and Bonn, Germany
Fields of activity
Rural development; sustainable infrastructure; security, reconstruction and peace; social development; governance and democracy; environment and climate change; economic development and employment.
Countries of operation
More than 130 countries
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