Natural Resource Management Specialist
Category | Grade:Professional | PSADeadline:19 Aug 2026Job ID:2601667Posted on:5 Aug 2026
Overview
FAO seeks a Natural Resource Management Specialist in New Delhi to support integrated landscape planning, ecosystem restoration and governance for a GEF sustainable food-systems project, applying GIS, safeguards, climate-resilience indicators and community capacity building across four Indian states.
Department: FAO Country Office in India
Languages
Required: English, Hindi
Minimum Experience
5 years
Estimated Salary
Not available
Responsibilities
- Support assessment, planning, implementation and review of integrated landscape-management activities
- Design community capacity building for landscape management and restoration
- Prepare district landscape-management and ecosystem-restoration plans
- Integrate GIS, geospatial data and climate indicators into planning and prioritisation
- Identify sustainable livelihoods and restoration-based value chains
- Provide technical input on land degradation, mitigation, adaptation and safeguards
- Prepare knowledge products and support national and state technical and policy forums
Requirements
- Advanced university degree in natural-resource management, environmental science, agricultural engineering, watershed management, rural development or a related field
- At least five years of progressively responsible experience in integrated landscape management, restoration, natural-resource management or related work
- Working knowledge at Level C of English and Hindi
- Indian nationality or residence with a valid work permit
Skills
Integrated landscape managementEcosystem restorationNatural-resource governanceGIS and geospatial analysisClimate resilienceEnvironmental and social safeguardsParticipatory planningCommunity capacity building
Tools
Geographic information systemsRemote sensingDecision-support systems
Additional info
- The Personal Services Agreement is structured as 165 working days over 11 months
- The role supports a GEF-7 sustainable food-systems project across Punjab, Haryana, Chhattisgarh and Odisha