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Volunteer with Bankwatch

Watching public finance institutions is a difficult task and we appreciate any help with it.

From research to translations to communications support, you will have a chance to learn new skills and use your old ones for a good cause.

Our volunteer positions are unpaid. We provide you with a reference for any future employment.

Please, note that by filling out the form below you consent that CEE Bankwatch Network will process and store your information and may contact you in the future, as stipulated in our Privacy Policy. You can request to amend or delete the data we hold about you by contacting us at news@bankwatch.org.

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