CARE is a not-for-profit organisation working in India for over 68 years, focusing on alleviating poverty and social injustice. We do this through well-planned and comprehensive projects in health, education, livelihoods and disaster preparedness and response. Our overall goal is the empowerment of women and girls from poor and marginalised communities leading to improvement in their lives and livelihoods.
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GRADE/LEVEL G
PROJECT/UNIT
Transition of Slum/Village Dwellers from Traditional Cooking Practices to Clean and Environment Friendly Cooking Solution
PROJECT DURATION 1 YEAR (1st April 22 – 31st March 23)
POSITION PERIOD 11 Months (1st May 22 – 31st March 23)
REPORTS TO Project Manager
Required Experience 3 – 11 Years
TRAVEL Willingness to spend 70-80% of time in project villages for official purposes
Skill
Minimum Qualification
MSW – MASTER OF SOCIAL WORKMA (SOCIAL WORK)
PROJECT DETAILS (NA if not applicable)
Slum/Village Dweller Households (SVDH) stay in overcrowded slums/villages that provide an unhealthy environment. SVDH face Household Air Pollution (HAP) due to the use of solid fuels that they burn in inefficient stoves. In order to address this, the proposed initiative will lead to sustainable and participatory adoption of Improved Cook Stove (ICS) as a clean energy and environment friendly solution among 2000 households staying in 6 clusters of Gautam Buddh Nagar, Uttar Pradesh. This will be achieved through capacity building of SVDHs to adopt ICS as a clean energy option and by creating an enabling and supportive environment for women and their households to make them transit towards clean energy. Adoption of ICS will have the benefit of reducing the amount of time women need to spend on cooking and gathering firewood along with contributing a measurable impact towards CO2 emission reduction through Gold Standard-certified process, which will accelerate progress toward the Net-Zero ambition of the Paris Climate Agreement while catalyzing impact toward the broader Sustainable Development Goals
JOB SUMMARY
Field Officer – Capacity building will be primarily responsible for coordinating, implementing, and completing all schedule capacity building events of the project within the stipulated time in complete coordination with the other project team members. S/he will work closely with Project Manager and Admin/MIS Officer and CRP to create an enabling environment for sustainable development by adopting clean and environment friendly cooking solutions. This position will ensure that the all project related training programmes are accomplished as per the plan, with the required quality, quantity and importantly within the agreed timelines. S/he will be responsible for providing overall support for training and communication to participating communities, community mobilisers and collaborators with regard to ICS..
ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Program Support
Communication
The Field Officer – Capacity Building Officer will facilitate smooth communication and cooperation between Community, project team and other external stakeholders to be engaged with the project
Responsible for providing overall mentoring support to project participating / SHG members and other community members on use and benefit of ICS
The Field Officer – Capacity Building Officer will work with the field team to ensure that training and communication to the participating communities are undertaken in respect of planned activities and project document.
Where necessary identify and manage consultants to provide technical and institutional training in accordance to the requirements of the participating communities and based on the assessments provided.
At all times the Field Officer – Capacity Building Officer will act in a professional and courteous manner and will maintain a positive and constructive image of the Project.
Documentation and Reporting
Gender Equity & Diversity
Emergency Response & Disaster Preparedness
KEY RELATIONSHIPS
QUALIFICATION & EXPERIENCE
Essential
Preferred
SKILLS & COMPETENCIES
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