Assistant/ Field Officer
Wildlife Trust of India · Panaji · onsite · Posted 36d ago
Undisclosed1–5 yrsfulltimeSourced from
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Experience 0-4 years
Qualification Undergraduate/ Post Graduate in Social Sciences, Communications and journalism, or equivalent. Role Context To implement the Whale Shark Conservation Project in executing day to day activities by working closely with the project team. Key Responsibilities Execute and implement the campaign plan on site, ensuring project implementation and deliverables are on track Coordinate with marine fishers for regular campaign activities such as application training, sensitisation events, ghost net retrieval, conservation special day celebration, etc. Assist the Division Head and PI in identifying and building more strategic partnerships under the project in the working states Co-ordinate with a wide range of stakeholders including non-governmental organizations, academic, government stakeholders, and individuals to ensure smooth implementation of the campaigns under the guidance of Division Head and PI. Project Planning & Management Drafting content, stories Social Media plans reports etc to maintain a regular social media presence Assist the Division Head in archiving and database management, analysis, and reporting related to all the specific project Monitor the progress of the ongoing projects of the division on a monthly basis Ensure scientific or technical adherence to all needs of the project is met Fund & Financial Management Ensure financial adherence to the project need be maintained External Communication / Co-ordination Maintained media coverage of the project is achieved if need arrives MIS & Reports Gather field data and share it with HQ. Develop relevant technical reports and donor reports under the project photographic documentation, submission of project reports, etc as per requirements Assist in drafting manuscript, draft reports and proposal in coordination with DH and PI. Requirements Flexibility to travel, sometimes at short notice Possess excellent written and oral communication and interpersonal skills Candidates will be enthusiastic with a strong work ethic and positive attitude A good sense of humour is also appreciated
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Database ManagementSocial MediaCampaign ManagementProject ManagementProject Planningdata analysis
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Wildlife Trust of India
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Wildlife Trust of India addresses urgent conservation challenges in India, focusing on the protection of endangered species and their habitats.
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