EAII Advisors, Evidence Action’s technical partner in India, supports state governments in delivering evidence-based public health programs, including safe drinking water initiatives and school and Anganwadi-based National Deworming Day and iron and folic acid supplementation. Operating across 10 states, EAII Advisors provides technical assistance to ministries of health, education, water, and women and child development, reducing health burdens in impoverished communities and improving the long-term wellbeing of children and families. For more information, read about our work here: About Evidence Action and EAII At Evidence Action, we deliver data-driven interventions that transform lives at an unprecedented scale. We identify neglected global health issues and deploy proven solutions, forging healthier futures for generations. Our model operationalizes leading academic research (including from Nobel-winning economists). We measure progress and outcomes at every stage to ensure we’re making a real impact for people living in poverty and suffering from preventable or treatable health issues. Operating across 11 countries, our team of 900+ has reached over 500 million people, working closely with governments to scale these interventions. • Our Deworm the World program has delivered over 2 billion treatments, significantly reducing worm prevalence and generating more than $23 billion in lifetime productivity gains. • Through Safe Water Now, we’ve saved the lives of over 15,000 children. • Our Accelerator explores untapped opportunities in global health, testing low-cost interventions with the greatest potential to save and improve lives. At Evidence Action, your colleagues are your greatest asset. You'll partner with high-caliber colleagues in an environment blending innovation, autonomy, and teamwork. Our team excels in disruptive thinking and believes in rolling up our sleeves to get things done. If you're looking to work flexibly and with purpose, join a team that delivers measurable change for millions. The Role The Field Coordinator (FC) will report to the Manager/Zonal Co-ordinator and work in close coordination with team members from the state team. The FC will support the ISW Operations Team with the implementation of the India Safe Water program at the sub-district level and strengthen the implementation of the water treatment program. The FC will lead government advocacy efforts, train stakeholders on Safe Water program operations, coordinate directly with the various stakeholders involved, flag progress and challenges to leadership, and engage with government officials to ensure correct implementation of the program. The FC will also oversee the installation, operation, and coordination of designated water treatment sites. Responsibilities Government Advocacy (40%) • Train and build capacity of sub-district/block/mandal officials to take over program implementation. • Assist the sub-district/block/mandal government in establishing water quality policies and tools, and support sustainable implementation. • Maintain good working relationships with senior officials of the sub-district/block/mandal administration and become a respected resource; interactions with these officials will be guided by, and require approval from, the state office and responsible supervisor. • Represent EAII in engagement with contractors, including those focused on community engagement, as they inform communities and local populations of the installed water treatment devices. • Lead water treatment training and sensitizations for government officials, local stakeholders, water service committees, site personnel, contracted vendors, and communities. • Help inform a final recommendation and report to the state-level government and Jal Jeevan Mission on the performance and efficacy of water treatment technologies at designated intervention points. Stakeholder Engagement (20%) • Coordinate the smooth and effective participation of different stakeholders in the field, such as contracted vendors, community leaders, and community members. • Hold suppliers and contractors accountable for work, agreements, and warranties under contract. • Perform all duties as assigned from time to time by the District Coordinator (DC) Or Manager or Above coordinate with colleagues, and support other program staff. Project Implementation (40%) • Provide technical, advisory, and coordination support to District Coordinator (DC) or Manager across all phases of the program, from water point verification/identification, device installation and calibration to device operations and coordination with contracted vendors. • Travel to various locations in the allocated region for around 15 working days a month, as per organizational guidelines and program requirements. • Facilitate access to water treatment sites for suppliers, contractors, consultants, information management firms, and organizational leadership. • Work with District Coordinators to manage and facilitate collection of program monitoring data, including filling out survey forms during routine site visits, supporting coordination with contracted data collection firms, and requesting administrative data from government partners. Field-Level Duties In addition to the responsibilities above, the FC is expected to carry out the following day-to-day field activities in support of the water treatment program: 1. Water Quality and Dose Monitoring • Conduct daily morning dose checks, such as FCR and TCR, when water is flowing. • Ensure the dosing device is working properly and free of leakages. • Record dosing levels, test results, and any corrective actions taken. • Report abnormal readings, contamination risks, or equipment issues immediately to the supervisor. • Inspect dosing equipment regularly for leaks, blockages, or damage, and coordinate preventive maintenance. 2. Community Engagement and Awareness • Organize community meetings, awareness sessions, and health and hygiene dem