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DR has approximately 3000 employees and offers a wide variety of career opportunities in areas such as journalism, content production, technology and new media. TV channels: DR1, DR2, DR3, DR Ultra, DR Ramasjang and DR K. Radio channels: P1, P2, P3, P4 (including 10 regional channels), P5, P6 BEAT, P7 MIX, P8 JAZZ, DR Nyheder ("DR News"). Internet and mobile platforms: www.dr.dk, DRTV and several apps. Orchestras and choirs: Danish National Symphony Orchestra, Danish National Chamber Orchestra, DR Big Band, Danish National Vocal Ensemble, Danish National Concert Choir, Danish National Girls Choir, Danish National Children's Choir and Danish National Sprouts Choir.

Do you want a job where you work for the world’s poorest? DanChurchAid’s aim is to strengthen the world’s poorest people in their struggle for a life in dignity. DanChurchAid works to assist the world poorest people regardless of religion, gender, political affiliation, race, national or ethnic origins, handicaps or sexual orientation. We have 13 country offices in Europe, Africa, Asia and South Amerika. Our headquarters is located I Copenhagen, Denmark. The Copenhagen office is organised into four departments: General secretariat, Engagement Department, International Department and Finance Department. We are posting all the jobs on LinkedIn but you can also follow on: https://www.danchurchaid.org/get-involved/jobs

The Lutheran World Federation puts faith into action for a more just, peaceful and reconciled world. As a global communion or family of 150 churches in the Lutheran tradition, it represents over 78 million Christians in 99 countries. The LWF acts on behalf of member churches to provide humanitarian assistance, to advocate for the protection of human rights, and offers dialogue in theology, interfaith and inter-church and ecumenical relations. LWF work is recognized for the quality of its humanitarian emergency response by its partners, including UNHCR and Islamic Relief Worldwide. It serves people in need irrespective of ethnicity, religion or gender. In developing countries, it works to improve livelihoods, education, gender relations and mitigation of climate change. The LWF is supported financially by churches and other partners, including the United Nations and governments agencies. The LWF Communion Office comprises staff who are based in Geneva and worldwide. In all, 65 staff members work in this office. In its country programs, the LWF has a workforce comprised of international staff members, national and refugee staff and volunteers, of which over 99% are locals.