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Research Analyst

Council on Energy, Environment and Water · Government & Non-profit

  • NA, India
  • On-site
  • Posted 8 days ago
  • Consulting & Strategy
  • Full time

About the job

Council on Energy, Environment and Water (CEEW),

New

Delhi

Research Analyst– Sustainable Water Programme

Terms of Reference

At CEEW, we

are deliberate about what we stand for (and what we don’t stand for!) as an

employer. So, if the below description strikes a chord, we would love to hear

from you!

At CEEW, we build careers in

public policy

We

offer strong visionary leadership – with emphasis on research and impact at

scale

We

actively promote leadership by initiative

We

celebrate talent and ambition

You

will be surrounded by smart people who will challenge you and help you grow

You

will learn faster than your peers in other organisations

Curiosity

and irreverence, as well as responsibility come together at CEEW

You

will get above-market remuneration

We

provide a safe space for all

At

CEEW, your life is your example for others

Designation

offered

Research

Analyst

Reporting

to

Programme Associate, Sustainable Water

Location

New Delhi

Purpose

The CEEW’s sustainable water programme informs policy-making for the

sustainable development of water resources and their effective management

through research in the areas of: circular water economy for urban resilience;

climate risk-informed water security planning; climate-adaptive water

governance; and water accounting-based planning.

For its sustainable water programme, CEEW seeks to hire a Research

Analyst with a good understanding of India’s water sector. An ideal candidate

should have a thorough understanding of urban water management issues and

challenges, especially considering the climate variability and change, and the

current policy discourse (supply and demand management, and used water

treatment, recycling, and reuse) for addressing them. The candidate should have

prior experience working in the used water management and circular economy

sectors.

Along with a policy research orientation, the candidate should possess

strong data analysis skills and support the organisation in accessing various

existing secondary data sets, such as those from the Census of India, Urban

Local Bodies, Central and State Pollution Control Boards, Ministry of Housing

and Urban Affairs, Directorate of Economics and Statistics, Ministry of Jal

Shakti, India WRIS or any other data sets available in the public domain. The

candidate should have proficiency in using statistical tools. Hands-on

experience with geo-spatial tools and experience of working in projects

involving the engagement of urban local bodies will be desirable.

Job Duties and Accountabilities

Research:

Undertaking policy and data analysis for

mainstreaming treated used water (TUW) reuse in local governance.

Assist in the development of city-level TUW

reuse plans.

Conduct primary surveys, including sampling,

design and questionnaire development, and undertake field visits to collect

data and information related to water supply and demand across different

sectors within the city or specific region.

Analyse primary and secondary water-related

datasets using statistical tools to estimate the city water balance, assess the

existing used water management scenario, and identify TUW reuse avenues.

Conduct a financial assessment using various budget

estimation techniques to assess the financial viability of the proposed city-level treated used water reuse plan

Conduct life cycle cost assessments of used water

treatment technologies

Assist in writing high-quality research reports
Generate knowledge content – blogs, policy

briefs, etc., at regular intervals

Project Assistance:

Assist in preparing presentations, fact sheets,

and other research communication material

Assist team members for important meetings and

sessions, prepare notes, and conduct follow-ups, as required

Assist in coordination with the outreach team,

engagement with a wider network of stakeholders, and concerned policymakers

Travel to project sites, if required, to monitor

field surveys, conduct interviews or collect data for different research

projects

Any other assistance that may be required

Selection Criteria

Education and Experience:

Master’s degree in environmental

sciences/management/planning, water resources management, urban

planning/management, hydrology, public policy or a related field

Prior experience in working with urban local bodies,

used water treatment technologies and reuse solutions, and the economics of

used water resource management.

Proven evidence of conducting effective stakeholder

engagement.

1–2 years of

work experience

Skills:

Competent in collecting and analysing data
Good report writing skills
Good data visualisation skills
Competent in using MS Office application suite
Proficiency in RS/GIS will be an added advantage

Personality:

Willingness to learn new skills in research and project

management

Ability to adapt and deliver work under tight deadlines

in a professional environment

Striving for rigour in research and quality in work

output

Ability to work in an interdisciplinary and

multicultural environment

Compensation

Competitive

compensation – commensurate with the experience and matching the best of

standards adopted by industry or other similar organisations for similar roles.

Application

Process

CEEW is an

equal opportunity employer, and the selection process does not discriminate

based on age, gender, caste, ethnicity, religion, or sexuality. Female

candidates are encouraged to apply.

Interested candidates are requested to send their applications to jobs@ceew.in with ‘Application – Research

Analyst –Water’ as the subject line. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling

basis, so interested applicants are advised to apply at the earliest possible.

Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. We appreciate your

interest.