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Field OfficerSociologist
Wildlife Trust of India
posted 4hr ago
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Qualifications:A Masters degree in Sociology/ Anthropology/ Social Work/ Rural Development is essential. Work Experience. Minimum work experience of 2-5 years required in social surveys, ethnography, community mobilization, participatory conservation and natural resource management, and demographic studies of forest dependent communities. Key Responsibilities. The candidate will be responsible for implementation of all community based interventions including (but not restricted to) social surveys, cropping pattern change/ improvements, selection of beneficiaries through consultations with local communities, behaviour change activities among local communities, and nature sensitization programme as per project plan. Coordinate with volunteers, community based institution, State Forest Department, other government and NonGovernment agencies for implementation of activities as per project plan. Assist the community in adopting Human Wildlife Conflicts (HWC) mitigation strategies, helping in completing formalities for ex-gratia support. Coordinate with volunteer groups, and villagers in data collection on conflict cases attended/ handled, conduct peace meetings and amelioration meetings with victim families & local communities. Constitute Primary Response Team of local volunteers in human-wildlife conflict hotshots. Data collection & analysis for the project activities. Draft periodic reports for submission to different stakeholders. Ensure quality and timely implementation of assigned project activities within stipulated time and budget. Maintain high level of professionalism, inclusion, equity, and transparency while implementing activities with the local communities, and the community based activities are ecologically sound. Conduct timely and periodic reviews of project plans and activities and conduct weekly reporting on project activities. Essential Qualities. Candidate should have experience working with communities on human-wildlife conflict mitigation will be highly advantageous. Knowledge of qualitative and quantitative data analysis is necessary, and working knowledge of Odia is mandatory. 3.Preference will be given to a candidate having working experience in Eastern Ghats/ Odisha
Employment Type: Full Time, Permanent
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Flexible timing
Monday to Friday
Within country
Day Shift
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