Position Type: Remote Consultant (Full-Time Equivalent – 40 hours/week)Contract Duration: 12 months (with possibility of extension)Compensation: USD 30,000–40,000 per year (adjusted by location and experience) About WINGS WINGS strengthens the global ecosystem for philanthropy by connecting and championing organizations that make giving more impactful at every level of society. With over 240 member organizations across 60+ countries, WINGS advances a more just, equitable, and sustainable world. Through shared learning, collective action, and strategic advocacy, WINGS supports philanthropy in contributing meaningfully to the 2030 Agenda and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Role Overview Reporting to the Head of Policy and Advocacy, the Policy and Advocacy Coordinator will support the development and implementation of WINGS’ global policy agenda. The role combines analytical research, strategic coordination, and stakeholder engagement to strengthen WINGS’ position as a leading global voice in philanthropy policy. The Coordinator will monitor global and regional policy trends, generate actionable insights, and help align collective advocacy efforts across the network. Key Responsibilities Policy and Strategic Support Support implementation of WINGS’ policy and advocacy strategy Monitor and analyse global policy and regulatory trends affecting philanthropy and development finance Conduct qualitative and desk-based research to inform advocacy priorities Translate research findings into clear policy recommendations and advocacy messages Provide operational coordination for collective advocacy initiatives across WINGS members Stakeholder Engagement and Representation Support stakeholder mapping and relationship management across regions Assist engagement with policymakers, government agencies, and multilateral institutions Organize advocacy-related events, consultations, and convenings (virtual and in-person) Prepare briefing materials for policy forums and high-level dialogues Represent WINGS in external meetings as delegated Support capacity-building initiatives to strengthen members’ advocacy skills Research, Knowledge, and Communications Coordinate research outputs across WINGS teams Translate technical and policy concepts into accessible insights Contribute to documentation of advocacy outcomes and lessons learned Ensure policy and advocacy priorities are integrated across programmes and communications Candidate Profile Education Bachelor’s degree in Government, Economics, International Relations, International Development, or related field Professional Experience 6–9 years of relevant experience in: Fiscal public policy Development finance Philanthropy or civil society policy Related fields (Master’s degree experience may count toward total years) Demonstrated experience monitoring and analysing policy or regulatory developments Proven ability to translate research findings into strategic recommendations Experience engaging in donor-related policy, civil society advocacy, or development cooperation Core Competencies Strong analytical and research skills Ability to synthesise complex global policy trends into clear insights Excellent written and oral communication skills Strategic thinking and problem-solving capabilities Ability to work independently in a remote, international environment Cultural awareness and global mindset Fluency in English (additional languages are an asset) Commitment to WINGS’ mission and values Working Arrangement This is a fully remote consultancy role with an expected level of effort of approximately 40 hours per week. Candidates may be based in any country. The contract will run for an initial 12-month period, with potential for extension based on performance and organizational needs. Compensation Annual compensation ranges between USD 30,000 and 40,000. Final remuneration will be determined in accordance with WINGS’ global compensation framework and adjusted for geographic location and experience level. Application Process Interested candidates should submit their application through the designated online form by Wednesday, 27 February 2026. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis, and early submissions are strongly encouraged. The position will remain open until filled. This role presents a unique opportunity to contribute to global philanthropy policy, shape advocacy efforts across diverse regions, and help strengthen the enabling environment for civil society and development finance worldwide. 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