From the job advert, these are the tasks (KRAs) the person is expected to do: Adzuna
Identify basic needs of community
Doing baseline surveys, FGDs (Focus Group Discussions), village meetings/workshops.
Programme formulation
Relate area’s needs with business objectives, prepare budgets.
Implementation strategy
Monitor via village volunteers, performance indicators, review meetings.
Economic & watershed development
Identify self employment trades, provide tools/training, support SHGs (Self-Help Groups), develop farm ponds, water harvesting, etc.
Education & Capacity Building
Scholarships, support to schools, awareness/training modules for villagers/teachers etc.
Health & Family Welfare
Organize health camps, safe drinking water, monitor family welfare centres etc.
Infrastructure Development
Liaise with government programs (ex: Indira Awaas, Nirmal Awaas etc.), build/repair roads, community centres etc.
Competitive monthly salary (varies by experience, usually ₹35,000 – ₹80,000+ in rural development/CSR roles).
House Rent Allowance (HRA) or company housing in project locations.
Travel/conveyance allowance for field visits to villages.
Daily allowance during official tours.
Medical insurance for employee and dependents.
Accident & life insurance coverage.
Health check-ups and wellness programs.
Training & workshops on rural development, CSR laws, sustainability.
Opportunities to work with government schemes, NGOs, and development agencies.
Exposure to community development, watershed management, women empowerment projects.
Paid annual leave, sick leave, casual leave.
Festival/public holidays as per company policy.
Maternity/paternity benefits (in line with labor laws).
Accommodation or company guest houses in rural project areas.
Subsidized meals in company townships (Hindalco has large industrial townships).
Company transport for fieldwork.
Access to company recreational/sports facilities (common in Aditya Birla townships).
Provident Fund (PF) & gratuity.
Retirement pension (where applicable).
Career growth opportunities within the CSR & Sustainability wing of the group.
🏢 Origins and Evolution The group's roots trace back to 1857 in Pilani, Rajasthan, when Seth Shiv Narayan Birla established a cotton trading business. This venture laid the foundation for what would become the Aditya Birla Group . In 1969, Aditya V... Read More