Campaigner-Coal

About our Coal Campaign

Greenpeace India kick-started its campaign against coal with the release of a report ‘True Cost of Coal" in December 2008 highlighting the "external costs" of coal manifested as damages such as respiratory diseases, mining accidents, acid rain, smog pollution, reduced agricultural yields and climate change.

In 2009, the coal campaign will move ahead to challenge the rampant addition of centralized large power plants. We will instead demand a decentralised, sustainable solution to deliver real energy solutions for the poor.

Visit our website http://www.greenpeaceindia.org/ for information about our campaigns & activities.

Who we are looking for.....

We are seeking individuals, who have prior experience in campaigning for social change. He/she should also have an understanding of the role of politics in a campaign. He/she must have the strategic and analytical ability to use changes in relevant scientific, political, economic, industry, media and social circles to identify strategic opportunities for the campaign. They will also manage and lead projects within the campaign.

In addition to the above, some of the job requirements are:

  - enthusiasm and motivation to work on the issue

  - be willing to challenge powerful governments and corporations

  - good communications skills to write, present and negotiate

  - experience of and preference for working in a team

  - ability to manage small teams and individual projects

  - commitment to Greenpeace campaigns and values and belief in the power of peaceful direct action to achieve change 

  How to apply:

Please review the Job pack by selecting the link given below and follow the application procedure mentioned therein.

 http://www.greenpeace.org/india/assets/binaries/campaigner-coal