ROLE
– Conduct regular monitoring of RA and WFAP farms to track implementation and progress.
– Provide technical assistance and guidance to the team on the adoption and implementation of RA and WFAP practices.
– Contribute to the design and implementation of community engagement, sustainable agriculture, conservation, and resource management initiatives.
– Ensure smooth and timely execution of project activities across all project locations.
– Support the team in processes related to organic certification and compliance.
– Undertake any other tasks as required for effective project implementation.
– Demonstrate proficiency in collecting, organizing, and analyzing both quantitative and qualitative data to track project progress and measure outcomes; utilize data visualization tools and analytical methods to generate actionable insights.
– Establish regular touch with partners to get data and advise partners as and when required.
– Coordinate with District Administration, Divisional officials, civil society organizations, FPOs and other community-based groups to align efforts and resources for maximum impact.
– Work closely with WWF India’s field team in Nagpur and other Central India Landscape offices to design and implement activities, analyses, and documentation.
– Identify and build the capacity of local community leaders/animators to promote the regenerative agriculture practices and Wildlife Friendly Agriculture Practices within community.

REQUIREMENTS
– A Bachelor’s /Master’s degree, preferably in Agriculture, Agronomy, Horticulture, Agriculture Extension etc.
– At least one to two years of prior experience working directly with farming communities, specifically in agriculture-focused initiatives such as farmer mobilisation, sustainable farming practices, or FPO-related activities.
– Ability to compile and analyse field data, prepare clear and comprehensive reports, and present findings effectively.
– Proven experience in engaging with diverse stakeholders, including government departments and agencies, local NGOs, farmers, and communities.
– In-depth understanding of the socio-economic, environmental, and political context of rural communities and tribes in Central India.
– Strong analytical, interpersonal, documentation, and reporting skills.
– Proficient in GIS mapping and PRA tools.
– Fluent in Hindi and English; knowledge of local demography is a plus.
– Experienced in training and building the capacity of community mobilisers and institutions.