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Apply by 9th Sep 2022
HCL Foundation (HCLF) was established in 2011 as the CSR arm of HCL Technologies. It is a not for-profit- organization, that strives to contribute towards national and international development goals, bringing about lasting positive impact in the lives of people, through long term sustainable programmes. The foundation aims to alleviate poverty and achieve inclusive growth and development.
Active community engagement ensures optimal long-term gains and upward accountability. HCL Foundation works through Life Cycle Based, Integrated Community Development Approach with thematic focus on Education, Health, Skill Development & Livelihood, Environment and Disaster Risk Reduction & Response. Child protective strategies, inclusion and gender transformative approaches remain central in all initiatives of HCL Foundation, thus ensuring comprehensive development.
Presently HCL Foundation is implementing five flagship programmes, namely HCL Samuday & HCL Grant – Rural Development programmes; HCL Uday & Clean Noida – Urban Development programmes; HCL Harit (The Green Initiative) – Environment Action programme and 4 special initiatives – Power of One, Sports for Change, HCL Foundation Academy and My E-Haat. For more details, please visit our website – https://www.hclfoundation.org/
VISION To be the source for sustainable socio-economic and environmental development.
MISSION Nurture clean, green and healthy communities where everyone is empowered and equipped to reach their full potential in partnership with its employees, communities and stakeholders, while promoting volunteerism and establishing international standards of strategic planning, implementation and measuring impact.
Link to Videos:
HCL Foundation Video – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DK1wtWG_zJQ&t=12s
HCL Harit Sorkha video link – https://youtu.be/O8YPCjdGayU HCL Harit
‘HCL Harit – The Green Initiative’ is HCL Foundation’s distinct flagship programme for Environment Action. HCL Harit is a multi-year, ongoing programme, addressing environment, operational in 9 States of India, with multiple long-mid-short-term projects under its ambit.
Under this, HCL Foundation is committed towards conservation of environment and the indigenous flora and fauna; with the primary objective to conserve, restore and enhance local ecosystems and respond to climate change in a sustainable manner through community engagement.
Vision To conserve, restore and enhance indigenous environmental systems and respond to climate change in a sustainable manner through community engagement.
Background – The Environmental Complex We are all interdependent and share the same environment. The pressing issues such as Environmental Degradation and Climate Change are complex, boundary agnostic and are triggered by different drivers; exacerbating environmental risks and leading to deteriorating quality of life and human health. Many a times, issues that seem local would require a landscape approach to deal with. World leaders have identified education as a key solution towards sustainable development of countries; as creating a strong link between the environment and the quality of human life is crucial to ensure conservation of environment and natural resources.
Against this context, ‘HCL Harit – The Green Initiative’ is aimed towards restoring the environmental balance; with the primary objective to conserve, restore and enhance indigenous ecosystems and its services and respond to climate change in a sustainable manner through community engagement. Throughout the process, Harit focuses at building scalable and replicable models that are economically viable, socially acceptable, environmentally sustainable, holistic and inclusive.
An integrated and strategic broader-scale approach to environmental action and conservation enables to bring in stakeholders and partners together to work on a common and shared environment and deal better with both the site-level and wider landscape needs. This will also enable us to better understand feedback of the interventions, optimize resources and prioritize actions.
Key Intervention Areas All these interventions under HCL Harit follow a ‘Participatory and Convergent Approach’ in attaining the desired results towards Sustainable Developmental Goals aligned to the National Indicator Framework for SDG.
Achievement
We have successful existing partnership models on mass afforestation and water bodies rejuvenation in various cities across India.
Till now, HCL Foundation has planted 500,000+ saplings on 220+ acres area across India, with more than 90% survival rate. Around 80+ waterbodies are being rejuvenated with an increased water holding capacity of 5,000+ Mn Litres. Through the afforestation and carbon reduction initiatives, we have been able to sequester/ reduce emission to 285+ tons of CO2e, along with that 91+ tons of stubble were stopped from being burnt. We worked towards improvement of 2 km of coastal habitat in Chennai by removing 4,000+ kg of plastic waste and 3,000+ kg of glass bottles. We have been able to treat 21,000+ street animals and around 247,000+ meals were provided to street animals during COVID-19 lockdown. Through our outreach and environment education programme we have been able to reach to 20,000+ people pan India.
Position: Programme Officer – Harit (M&E)
Location: Gautam Buddh Nagar, Noida
Under the leadership of the Director-HCL Foundation, the assigned personnel will be responsible for planning, strategizing and monitoring of various Environment related projects of HCL Foundation under HCL Harit across Gautam Buddh Nagar district. The incumbent will be responsible for coordinating and implementation of such projects and providing technical inputs in developing, reviewing and adding value to the strategies. The incumbent will report to the Project Director, HCL Harit or the personnel assigned by her/him.
The Programme Officer – Harit (M&E) will be responsible for: Technical expertise
Project Monitoring & Reporting
Attributes and experience:
1. Education: Master’s Degree in Natural Resources Management, or related field
2. Experience: Minimum 3-4 years of experience in project monitoring and evaluation. Experience with monitoring of Environment related projects is a must. Experience in ESG and Sustainability will be an additional advantage.
3. Management & Organizational skills: Well organized and able to coordinate a wide range of concurrent activities, prioritizing workload effectively to meet deadlines. Self-motivation to act independently and also to work collaboratively in a team. Flexible and adaptable to respond to changing circumstances.
4. Communication skills: Ability to communicate and network well and collaborate/ liaise with other stakeholders including Government stakeholders.
Language efficiency: Fluency in English and Hindi is desirable.
Remuneration: Salary in commensurate with experience. Child Safeguarding We hold ourselves accountable to children. Adherence to comply with HCL Foundation’s Child Protection Policy and procedures with respect to child safeguarding is non-negotiable. A range of pre-employment checks can be undertaken in conformity with HCL Foundation’s Child Protection Policy. 1
How to apply:
1. Please submit your CV with a Cover Letter with
Email subject line: PROGRAMME OFFICER – Harit (M&E)
File name: (PO/GBN_Candidate’s name_CV) File name: (PO/GBN_Candidate’s name_CoverLetter)
2. Send your application to hiteshsitaram.jalga@hcl.com with sarneet.kaur@hcl.com in cc, latest by September 9, 2022.
2.Kindly note that only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
HCL Foundation is an Equal Opportunity Employer and promote culture of inclusivity. We would encourage females, people with disabilities, people with different gender identities and all orientations to apply.
To apply for this job please visit www.hclfoundation.org.