We are putting finance at the service of climate.
Join us!
Join a fast
growing organization
Launched in 2020, Reclaim Finance has already established itself as a reference on finance and climate issues.
Change the rules
of the game
We wish to put the financial system at the service of sustainable societies. Our method: gaining ground, step by step.
Exceed yourself
on a daily basis
We are transforming hard-skinned institutions. Get up every day with the desire to challenge yourself, to find solutions and new ways to achieve our goals.
Rally a united team
and network
Like Canopée Forêts vivantes and ANV-COP21/Alternatiba, we are affiliated to the Friends of the Earth France federation. With our international partners, we fight for social and climate justice.
Fight with integrity
and non-violence
We are a campaigning NGO that works with many representatives of the financial sector. Our best weapons to shift the balance of power: denounce and convince.
Social Media Officer
Your mission: You will work under the supervision of the social networks manager and the communication manager on the deployment of the social network strategy and social media monitoring. Temporary contract – Paris
Campaign network coordinator
Your mission: The coordinator will support the work of the Fossil Free Finance Campaign (FFFC), of which Reclaim Finance is part. You will initiate, support, and coordinate joint campaigning on fossil fuel finance at the international level and support the growth of our network, facilitating training and skill sharing among campaigners. Permanent contract – Paris
Oil & Gas Campaigner
Your mission: be responsible for the conception and development of tactics to convince private financial players to adopt policies to exit the oil and gas sector. Although French financial players will be your priority, your scope of work will be international, and you will ensure the coherence of projects carried out by Reclaim Finance with those developed by our partners in France and internationally. Permanent contract- Paris.
