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Junior Research Associate

Centre for Social and Behaviour Change (CSBC)

1-6 years

New Delhi

1 vacancy

Centre for Social and Behaviour Change

posted 3mon ago

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Job Description

The Mainstreaming Behavioral Science in Climate Action program builds on the findings and knowledge of the Low-Carbon Lifestyles (LCL) program (Phase 1). It supports behaviorally-informed climate policies, creates capacity among partners to apply behavioural science to their activities, and establishes Indias leading dedicated research and advocacy program on behavioural change and climate action through developing a robust programmatic strategy. You can find more information about the programme here.

Role and Responsibilities

The associate will contribute across various aspects of building the programme. Specifically, they will support in the completion of the following activities

Dissemination of Phase 1 research and findings from the Climate Norms Survey

Findings from our work under the Phase 1 grant into urban mobility, household electrical consumption, waste management and food consumption will be disseminated to the public through the CSBC website and social media, to policymakers through policy shorts and to key relevant sectoral stakeholders through briefs. We will use media, direct email circulation lists, our website and events to circulate publications. The research team will author the publications.
The climate norms survey, conducted under the Phase 1 grant, involved 2,500 participants across major Indian cities, exploring social norms influencing climate-related behaviours in domains such as mobility and climate-related behaviours in domains such as mobility consumption patterns in food and energy and materials. The findings of this survey will be disseminated to various stakeholders and the public through relevant channels.

Leading the integration into the Atlas of Behavioral Change Development (ABCD) platform

The ABCD platform is an existing platform created by CSBC and partners, utilising trained AI models to design high-quality behavioural programs by various organisations to enable change at scale. We will curate the climate and behaviour science content, drawing on our existing research to codify our existing work on the platform to improve the global reach of our work on the ABCD platform and develop robust content on behaviour science for climate action on the platform.

A CSBC microsite will be created, focused primarily on the intersection between climate and behavioural science, further to increase the impact of our dissemination and outreach processes. The microsite will showcase the research of Phase 1.

Coordinating Roundtable discussions, fundraising events and grant writing

Roundtable discussions on our four major climate domains (mobility, energy, food and waste) will be conducted with various stakeholders, including those in the private sector, McArthur Grantees, donors, NGOs and policy-makers.
Fundraising activities and events for continued work in climate and behavioural sciences in 2025-2026
Grant writing for relevant proposals on Climate and Behaviour Change

Required Qualifications and Skills

A Bachelors/Masters degree in economics, social sciences, public policy, mathematics, statistics, or related fields.

Experience programming online surveys and virtual lab experiments in oTree, zTree, Qualtrics, SurveyMonkey, SurveyCTO, etc.

Experience with statistical analysis software (such as R).

Familiarity with randomised controlled trials/clinical trials/quasi-experiments.

Excellent management and organisational skills, along with strong quantitative skills.

Flexible, self-motivated, able to manage multiple tasks efficiently, and be a team player.

Ability to excel in unstructured and changing environments.

Some conversational-level skills in regional languages.

Ability to give and receive constructive feedback.

This role is based in India. Hence, the candidate should have work authorisation in India (preferably Indian citizenship or Overseas Citizenship of India).
This is a full-time role (Monday-Friday) for one year.

A cover letter highlighting your experience relevant to the job requirements.

Employment Type: Full Time, Permanent

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