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Education Coordinator for Samrakshan Trust
Samrakshan is an organization that works towards
promoting sustainable livelihoods of forest-dwelling communities.
Since 1997, it has been invloved in research, documentation,
lobbying, networking and direct field intervention with the
various local communities.
Applications from are invited for the field-based post of
Coordinator, Education with the Kuno Initiative of Samrakshan
Trust in the Sheopur district of Madhya Pradesh.
Eligibility:
The applicant should have relevant training and/or
field experience in the field of education. He/ she should
have an ability to work in adverse physical conditions. Fluency
in Hindi is a prerequisite and the candidate would also be
expected to possess the ability and interact with a various
group of people.
Recruitment and emoluments:
The selected candidate will be based at Samrakshan’s
field office at Village Agraa, tehsil Vijaypur, District
Sheopur, MP. Initial recruitment would be for a period of
two months, which may subsequently be extended by mutual agreement.
Emoluments would be commensurate with the candidate’s
qualifications, previous work experience, general suitability
for the work, and existing remuneration scales in comparable
job opportunities.
Job Profile: The applicant will work towards the
establishment and coordination of an education and livelihood
skill development centre for young tribal children.
Co-ordination of three existing primary schools of Samrakshan
Trust.
Building local capacity and leadership, with a special focus
on training and capacity building for the locally recruited
teachers of our schools.
Developing networks with various agencies which can contribute
to the education initiative.
Evolving and implementing site-specific environment education
and other alternative education strategies in schools.
Interested persons may contact:
Asmita Kabra (Trustee)
Samrakshan Trust
E-314, Anandlok Apartments
Mayur Vihar Phase I, New Delhi 110 091
Tel. No. (011) 2279 5088
Email: asmita@samrakshan.org
(Posted on February 24, 2005)
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Education Coordinator
for Samrakshan Project
Applications are invited from qualified professionals for
Samrakshan's project in the Sheopur district of Madhya Pradesh.
The selected applicant will work with Samrakshan's field team
towards:
i. Preparing village level micro plans with specific focus
on soil and water conservation
ii. Implementation and subsequent follow up of these micro
plans
iii. Building up local capacity and leadership with a special
focus on soil and water conservation
Eligibility:
- The candidate should have relevant training and/or field
experience in the discipline applied for.
· Emoluments would be commensurate with the candidate’s
qualifications, previous work experience, general suitability
for the work, and existing remuneration scales in comparable
job opportunities.
· The candidate should possess the ability to work
in very difficult physical conditions, and to deal with a
wide variety of people and interest groups. Initial recruitment
would be for a period of two months, which may subsequently
be extended by mutual agreement.
- Very good knowledge of Hindi is essential.
The selected applicant will work with Samrakshan's field
team towards:
- Co-ordination of 8 schools that Samrakshan is running to
cater to over 500 Sahariya tribal children;
- Building up local capacity and leadership, with a special
focus on training and capacity building for the locally recruited
teachers that work in our schools’
- Developing networks with various agencies which can contribute
to the education programme;
- Evolving and implementing site-specific environment education
and other alternative education strategies with the local
community.
Location: Rural, field based, located in
Madhya Pradesh
Interested persons may contact:
Asmita Kabra
Samrakshan Trust
E-314, Anandlok Housing Society
Mayur Vihar Phase I
New Delhi 110091
Tel: (011) 2279 5088, Fax: (011) 2275 1907
Email: asmita@samrakshan.org
(Posted on December 19, 2003) |
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Wildlife Trust of India, New Delhi
The Wildlife Trust of India is looking for a Programme Officer
for the Rapid Action Project. Educational qualifications:
Essential: Post-graduate degree in Wildlife
Sciences / Environmental Sciences / Biological Sciences.
Desirable: Ph.D. in any of the above.
Experience: At least one year experience in wildlife conservation
after postgraduation. Requisite skills: The
candidate must be well-acquainted with India's forestry system,
possess good writing skills (proposals and reports), have a
working knowledge of accounts, should be willing to travel anywhere
in India, and should be able to prepare a network for the execution
and implementation of the project.
Send in your résumé within 10 days to:
Director (Administration),
Wildlife Trust of India,
C - 644, Second Floor,
New Friends Colony,
New Delhi - 110065.
Tel.: 011-6326025/6
Fax: 011-6326027
Email: partho@wti.org.in
Suitable candidates will be called for an interview in the first
week of October. For outstation candidates, to and fro travel
costs will be reimbursed by the trust.
(Posted on September 16, 2002) |
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| Centre for Interdisciplinary Studies
in Environment and Development (CISED), Bangalore
The Centre for Interdisciplinary Studies in Environment and
Development (CISED) seeks two core faculty in the focal
areas of water resources management, energy policy, climate
change, urban planning, and/or air/water pollution studies.
Qualifications: Candidates must be dynamic and highly
motivated scholars, typically with a Ph.D., with a strong
track record of academically rigorous but socially relevant
research in one or more of the areas indicated above. They
could be trained in any branch of either the natural/physical/engineering
sciences or the social sciences, or both. But they must have
a strong interest in interdisciplinary research and teaching
on environmental issues in the South Asian context. Candidates
also must be willing to engage in policy and action research.
Affirmative Action: CISED believes in affirmative action,
and strongly encourages women candidates and candidates from
other historically disadvantaged groups to apply.
Responsibilities:
Core faculty are expected to initiate long-term research programmes
which would address burning issues arising in the quest for
environmentally sound and socially just development in the
South Asian context.
They are expected to execute these programmes by developing
necessary collaborations within and outside CISED.
They are also expected to participate in the development of
short- and long-term training/teaching programmes in environment
and resource management.
Seed funds are available for initial programmatic support;
however, faculty will eventually be expected to raise a significant
fraction of their funding requirements themselves.
Core faculty are also expected to participate in all institution-building
activities.
Appointments and emoluments: Appointments can be made
at the level of Fellow (equivalent to Assistant Professor)
or Senior Fellow (equivalent to Associate Professor). Appointments
will be on a contractual basis, initially for a period of
3 years, followed by longer-term contracts. CISED’s package
of emoluments is competitive with other academic institutions
in India.
About CISED: CISED is a new initiative supported by
the Institute for Social and Economic Change (ISEC) and the
Ashoka Trust for Research in Ecology and the Environment (ATREE),
Bangalore. Its mission is to create an institutional space
for conducting interdisciplinary research and training on
problems at the environment-development interface in ways
that ensure relevance for action and policy without sacrificing
scientific rigour. Its activities are guided by an Advisory
Committee of eminent scholars, activists, and policy-makers
in the field of environment. CISED faculty participate in
the ISEC Ph.D. programme.
CISED is located in the sylvan ISEC campus that is endowed
with an excellent library, 24-hour internet connection, conference
and workshop facilities, guest house and students’ hostel.
CISED faculty are eligible for ISEC campus housing, subject
to availability.
Visit www.cised.org
for more information on the organisation.
Applications: Interested persons should submit a detailed
curriculum vitae, list of publications, copies of 3 key publications,
names of 3 referees, and a plan of activities for at least
3 years.
Deadline for receiving applications: October 1, 2002.
For submitting applications and further information, contact:
Dr. Sharachchandra Lele,
Coordinator, CISED,
ISEC Campus,
Nagarabhavi,
Bangalore - 560 072, India
Tel:91-80-3217013
Fax: 91-80-3217008
E-mail: slele@isec.ac.in
(Posted on September 13, 2002) |
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