Transform Rural India (TRI) works to strengthen grassroots governance and improve the lives of rural communities across India. Through The Voices Project, a collaboration with Stanford University and IIT Gandhinagar, TRI trains women Sarpanches to represent the needs of women citizens in local governance through Mahila Sabhas. The project works within the framework of the 73rd Constitutional Amendment, which increased women's representation in local governance, and aims to help women move from holding positions to holding real power and authority in their communities.
Role
The District Programme Lead anchors and leads the training programme for women Sarpanches in select districts of Chhattisgarh. This role facilitates networks of women Sarpanches, supports them in conducting Mahila Sabhas,
and helps them build the confidence and skills to exercise independent leadership in local governance.
Responsibilities
Lead training sessions using research-based curricula to strengthen women's agency and promote gender-inclusive governance
Mobilize women leaders and facilitate peer networks among women Sarpanches
Mentor women Sarpanches to navigate institutional challenges and build independent leadership
Engage with ongoing research connecting grassroots practice with academic study
Facilitate difficult conversations on gender norms and build confidence among women leaders
Requirements
Bachelor's degree required, Master's degree or higher preferred
Around 30 years of age
3 years of relevant work experience for graduates, or 2 years for postgraduates, including at least 3 months of rural exposure and experience living in rural settings
Demonstrated experience conducting training programmes or facilitating groups and learning events
Proficiency in English and Hind
📌 District Programme Lead in Chhattisgarh | Transform Rural India | ₹9.96 LPA
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