Title: State Fellows on women land rights, Pradeepan
Location: Betul, Madhya Pradesh
Organization’s profile:
Pradeepan is involved with Forest Rights Act and capacity building of partners and staff on land rights especially on woman Land Rights)..
Job Description:
Carrying out research on issues related to Land resources in the state and dissemination of information related to Land Rights (Dalit Agenda, FRA and other) / report preparation, supporting various campaigns of Dalit and tribal social groups on the issue of land rights, networking with social sector, development organizations, educational institutions, government bodies & advocacy Groups, advocacy efforts with different authorities and institutions including government, concerned line departments, media, judiciary and commissions etc, job will entail field visits in rural sites.
Eligibility:
Post Graduate degree in relevant field and experience in Forest Rights Land Act, land issues in rural settings.
How to apply:
To Apply send an email with cv to pradeepan_05(at)yahoo.com
Last Date for the application:
20 April, 2014
Reference: Pradeepan
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