The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) is a humanitarian organization that operates with neutrality, impartiality, and independence, focusing on assisting and protecting those affected by armed conflicts and other forms of violence. Established in 1863, the ICRC is guided by the fundamental principles of humanity, impartiality, neutrality, independence, voluntary service, unity, and universality.

Mission:
The ICRC’s central mission is to protect the lives and dignity of people affected by conflict and violence, while providing essential humanitarian aid. The organization strives to prevent suffering by advocating for and maintaining international humanitarian law (IHL) and global humanitarian standards.

Key Areas of Focus:

• Protection: Ensuring the safety and rights of those impacted by conflict, including civilians, prisoners, and the wounded.
• Assistance: Providing food, medical care, water, and shelter to people in need, particularly in conflict zones.
• Advocacy: Working to uphold international humanitarian law and promoting respect for human rights.
• Capacity-building: Enhancing the resilience of local communities to manage the challenges posed by conflict and its aftermath.

Global Presence:
The ICRC operates in over 100 countries, delivering aid and protection to millions of individuals caught in violent situations. Through partnerships with National Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, governments, and non-governmental organizations (NGOs), the ICRC amplifies the impact of its humanitarian efforts.

Workforce:
With a team of professionals from over 150 nationalities, the ICRC ensures a rich diversity of expertise, knowledge, and cultural understanding. The organization recruits specialists across various fields, including healthcare, logistics, human rights, law, and communications, to address the complex challenges it faces.

Core Values:

• Humanity: To prevent and alleviate human suffering, wherever it is found.
• Neutrality: To refrain from taking sides in conflicts or engaging in political, racial, religious, or ideological disputes.
• Impartiality: To offer aid based on need, without discrimination.
• Independence: To operate free from external influence or control.

Opportunities with the ICRC:
The ICRC regularly seeks passionate individuals dedicated to humanitarian causes. Through its global talent pool, the organization connects with professionals who are eager to use their skills to help those affected by conflict. Open positions span multiple sectors and fields, providing a chance to make a meaningful impact in regions hit by crises.

By joining the ICRC, individuals become part of an international network committed to humanitarian action, ensuring that those suffering from violence and disasters receive the aid and protection they need.

What is this talent pool?

We are a neutral, independent organization dedicated to safeguarding the lives and dignity of those affected by armed conflict and other forms of violence, while providing them with much-needed assistance. We also work to prevent suffering by advocating for and reinforcing humanitarian law and universal humanitarian principles. Are you interested in joining the largest humanitarian network and applying your skills to assist those in need?

Our global talent pool is a repository of diverse professionals who are eager to work with the ICRC. Whether you're seeking a new role or simply exploring future opportunities, our team is ready to connect with you and discuss how you can contribute to our mission.

Register with us and keep your profile up-to-date

By joining our talent pool, recruiters will be able to view your profile, contact you for current and future openings, and connect you with opportunities that align with your expertise and interests. We operate in over 100 countries and hire professionals from more than 150 nationalities for our global operations year-round.

We encourage you to maintain an up-to-date profile that reflects your most recent qualifications, experience, skills, and languages (both local and international) to improve your chances of being contacted.