ImpactPool Job Scraper
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ImpactPool Job Scraper
Get current job openings from ImpactPool — the leading portal for UN agencies, development banks, INGOs, EU institutions and humanitarian organisations. Filter by keyword. No login, no setup.
Get current job openings from ImpactPool — the leading portal for international-impact careers — as clean, structured data. No login, no account, no setup.
Monitor roles across UN agencies (UNHCR, UNICEF, WFP, IOM), development banks (EBRD, EIB, IDB), INGOs, EU institutions, and bilateral / academic mission organisations.
Why use it
- Always current — reflects the live ImpactPool listings.
- Sector-focused — UN, INGO, development finance, humanitarian, policy and programme roles all in one feed.
- Clean structured output — ready for spreadsheets, databases, dashboards or job-matching pipelines.
- Keyword filtering — bias toward specific roles or sectors without leaving out legitimate exceptions.
What you get
One dataset item per opening:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
id | Stable numeric ImpactPool job id |
title | Posting title |
company | Hiring organisation (e.g. EBRD, UNHCR, Oxfam) |
location | Duty station / city |
seniority | Seniority label as shown on the listing card |
postedAt | Posting date — empty (not shown on the listing card) |
snippet | Short summary: organisation, location and level |
url | Direct link to the full posting on ImpactPool |
source | Always impactpool |
Input
| Field | Type | Default | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
keyword | string | (empty) | Free-text search (e.g. "policy", "consultant", "migration"). Leave empty for the latest global feed. |
maxItems | integer | 40 | Maximum openings to return. 0 = no cap (limited by one page of results). |
Example
Returns up to 20 openings matching "policy research" from ImpactPool's live listing.
Use cases
- Job seekers tracking new openings in the international-development and humanitarian sectors before deadlines pass.
- Recruitment and staffing teams sourcing INGO and UN-system talent.
- Sector newsletters and aggregators covering peace, migration, and development roles.
- Labor-market researchers monitoring role types and hiring organisations across the international public sector.
