Hiring Organization – World Wide Fund India
Vacancy Name – Coordinator
Closing Date – 18 November 2021

WWFI Recruitment 2021 – Apply for (Va) Coordinator vacancy invited by World Wide Fund India. As per the official notification candidate who have M.A,MSW are eligible to submit form for the concern posts. The WWFI Jobs 2021 notification is released for Va seats. check other details like WWFI Age Limit, WWFI Fees, WWFI Selection Process, etc. below.

Eligibility Criteria

The post of Coordinator (Communities) will play an important role in managing community based conservation initiatives on a day to day basis in TAL. The candidate will be responsible for ensuring the successful execution of the existing initiatives, and facilitate in strengthening community institutions to leverage external resources for conservation and sustainable development.
1. Name of the Post: Coordinator – Community Engagement (Terai ARC Landscape)
2. Qualifications, Experience and competencies required:
a) Master in Sociology/ Anthropology/ Social Work/ Economics
b) At least 10 years of experience in conservation focused community projects and initiatives after Masters
3. Desired Skills and Abilities:
a) Experience on social issues in a conservation landscape would be preferred.
b) Demonstrated leadership skills and the ability to manage a team.
c) Knowledge of project development and project management.
d) Good writing and communication, written and oral; in both English and Hindi.
e) High level of interpersonal skills required, especially relationship management and consensus building skills and the ability to work as part of a high-level international team.
4. Programme Development and Fund-raising
a) Develop and oversee implementation of strategies for community-based conservation work in TAL in coordination with the Team Leader, TAL, respective Landscape Coordinators and Lead-Community Engagement.
b) Identify conservation issues, develop and share concept notes, work plan and budget to contribute to proposal development for fund-raising to implement the strategies whenever needed.
5. Programme Implementation and Technical Support
a) Strategize objectives and activities for strengthening community engagement in different areas with special reference to managing human wildlife conflict, resource dependencies and securing critical habitats.
b) Develop strategic conservation linked livelihood, alternate energy and community engagement plans.
c) Assist the team members in carrying out field surveys, data collection, data analysis and report preparation.
d) Assist in strengthening community institutions (EDCs & SHGs, etc.) and engaging them in conservation and socio-economic development of local communities.
e) Plan and execute interventions to strengthen relationship between local communities and Forest Department.
f) Facilitate implementation of project activities, develop monitoring plan, evaluate and monitor the impact of community engagement in conservation.
g) Analyze existing Government policies and schemes across different states in TAL; and identify schemes which can be leveraged to further strengthen community engagement in conservation.
6. Networking, Coordination and Communication
a) Liaise and manage partnerships with a range of project partners and networks including civil society organizations, government agencies & corporate sector.
b) Be responsible for effective liaison with stakeholders including government department(s), institution(s), NGOs and CBOs for any issues pertaining to strengthening WWF India’s work with communities in the landscape.
c) Facilitate information flow from partners/ landscape about conservation and livelihood issues to other team members and WWF Secretariat.
d) Undertake report writing and documentation as required as well as assist in developing communication materials.
e) Coordinating with the field and secretariat teams to ensure timely publication of reports, peer review papers, fact sheets and stories in WWF India’s website/news articles.
7. Programme Monitoring, Administration and Financial Management
a) Providing written quarterly updates on progress of different projects against a pre-designed work plan to the Team Leader-TAL, Lead-Community Engagement and the Associate Director – Species & Landscapes Programme.
b) Assist in project management including project planning, monitoring, reporting, finance management and delivery of agreed targets.

Important Date

  • Starting Date – 15 November 2021
  • Closing Date – 18 November 2021

Age Limit

Fees

Salary

  • Pay Salary for candidate – INR 0-0 Per MONTH

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