Community Engagement Officer in Dehradun, Lucknow

Key Responsibilities

• Engage and communicate with the community to prevent and mitigate human-dog conflict
• Work with the community to gather nominations and nurture a strong volunteer/support network for street dog-related issues
• Support and assist the dog management (DM) team in carrying out activities with community involvement
• Address complaints registered from communities through multiple channels and assist the DM team where required
• Conduct Knowledge Attitude Practices (KAP) surveys regularly with guidance from the Assistant Manager and Senior Manager, Community Engagement
• Travel to other locations for conferences, meetings, retreats, workshops, and other necessary events
• Support the development of Information Education Communication (IEC) material as per the context and needs of the program for communities
• Identify and document case studies and success stories from the community for donors, media, and public consumption
• Document content from the field through photographs, videos, dialogues, and interviews with the communities and other stakeholders for sharing the department’s work with the public
• Provide information and data for the preparation of regular reports on progress, achievements, and challenges from a community perspective for donors, government stakeholders, and media
• Perform other duties and responsibilities as assigned
  
  

About Company: Humane Society International/India is one of the nation's largest and most effective animal advocacy group, with a strong record of program achievements and serves a critical and expanding role in global efforts to reduce animal suffering. Through fieldwork, policy formation, humane education, direct care and services, and supporting local partners, HSI/India has helped advance the cause of animal welfare nationwide by protecting street dogs, responding to disasters, saving wild animals from abuse, protecting marine mammals, fighting factory farming, and striving to end toxicity testing on animals.