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Project Concern International (PCI) India seeks a District Project Coordinator to lead district-level roll-out of a UNICEF-supported initiative on adolescent empowerment and child protection in Jharkhand.
The role requires master’s degree in social work/child rights with 3–5 years in related fields, strong government liaison skills, and fluency in Hindi and English. Project-based assignment across Jharkhand districts.
Position Title: Distict Project Coordinator
Number of Position: 1
Reporting: State Program Manager
Location: Garhwa, Jharkhand
Type: Project Based
Qualification Required: Master s degree in social work, Child Rights, or related field.
Project Concern International (PCI) India, with support from UNICEF, will implement the initiative in Jharkhand titled Convergent approach towards adolescent empowerment, reduction of child marriage and violence against women and children, prevention of family separation and strengthening social protection, focusing on equity. The project aims to prevent child marriage and violence against women and children, reduce family separation, and strengthen social protection systems with a strong focus on equity. The key focus of this project is to strengthen preventive work around ending child marriage, violence against children and promote prevention from family separation and social protection linkages through existing government platforms, programs and schemes. This project is to provide technical support to district administration in strengthening institutional mechanisms including child protection systems and convergence between government and non-governmental organizations for updating, implementing and reviewing district specific implementation plans and other interventions and targeted actions to accelerate reduction in child marriage in districts with high or increasing prevalence with focus on equity. It also includes supporting district to develop and implement social behaviour change strategies to address harmful social norms of child marriage and violence, capacity building of stakeholders, and facilitate identification and support to vulnerable children and their families. This comprehensive initiative operates at both systemic and community levels to create sustainable, equity-focused change in 12 high-prevalence districts and 9 tribal blocks. A dedicated project team will drive the initiatives forward by facilitating convergence among departments (WCD, Rural Development, JSLPS, PRI and others), enhancing CSO capacity, institutionalizing community based monitoring systems, and document best practices to inform state policy. This partnership seeks to catalyze systemic change, strengthen government-CSO coordination, and accelerate Jharkhand s progress toward becoming child marriage-free while ensuring protection and empowerment for all adolescents.