Impact Job Days
The recruitment platform for sustainability careers
May 30, 2025
Brazzaville Rep. of Congo
June 5-6, 2025
Kinshasa DR Congo
Join us at the 4th edition of the world leading platform connecting global organizations and companies with hundreds of qualified sustainability talents, originating from 25 countries.
3 CITIES, 2 COUNTRIES, 75% OF THE 2nd LARGEST RAINFOREST ON EARTH.
Impact Job Days takes place both virtually and physically in the Republic of Congo and DR Congo.
Both countries collectively harbor one of the world's highest levels of biodiversity.
New Speakers Confirmed!
We're thrilled to unveil the leaders, researchers, managers, experts, coaches, mentors, and creators who are contributing to the program of Impact Job Days 2025.
New Sponsors Confirmed!
We're excited to confirm the great brands, companies, organizations, institutions; who are supporting and contributing to Impact Job Days 2025.
Enabel
Enabel is the international development agency of the Kingdom of Belgium
Forest Stewardship Council
As the leader in sustainable forestry, FSC is trusted to protect forests for all, forever.
GBE Agri
With three NGO's active in health and education, GBE Agri is a leader in rural development in Congo.
Plantations & Huileries du Congo
Praise Impact Job Days
Plantations & Huileries du Congo (PHC) is a leading agribusiness company in Africa.
With 10,000 employees and three industrial sites, they are making shared prosperity a priority.
The Nature Positive Initiative Supports Impact Job Days
The Nature Positive Initiative (NPI) represents conservation organizations, institutes, and business and finance coalitions coming together to drive alignment around use of the term ‘nature positive’ and support broader, longer-term efforts to deliver nature-positive outcomes.
NPI's core members include WWF, IUCN, WCS, The Nature Conservancy, BirdLife International among other organizations.
Marco Lambertini is the Convener of the Nature Positive Initiative.
From 2014-2022, he was Director General of WWF International, leading a global Network with nearly 60 years of environmental conservation successes, 5 million supporters, 35 million followers on social media and activities in over 100 countries, running around 3,000 local projects per year.
Prior to joining WWF, he served as Chief Executive Officer of BirdLife International.
Some of Mr Lambertini’s top conservation achievements are: establishing the Tuscan Archipelago National Park, the largest marine protected area in Europe, and establishing The Harapan Rainforest initiative in Sumatra, the world’s first forest restoration concession.
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Networking opportunities
Jobs, internships, and projects
25 countries represented
Exhibition and workshops
Impact stories and discussions
Trainers, coaches, and experts
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