Responsibilities

• Lead the design and implementation of SBCC strategies for Pure Earth India's state-level programmes
• Conduct audience analysis, barrier identification, and message development for communities, traders, frontline workers, and government officials
• Develop communication content for programmatic interventions, including pamphlets, posters, short videos, and field-facing collateral
• Collect and document field stories, case studies, and visual evidence from programme states
• Create engaging social media posts, anchor Pure Earth India's newsletter, and write blogs, articles, and impact stories
• Develop and review donor reports, slide decks, brochures, and other documents
• Own programme communications outputs across owned channels, liaising with programme teams and the global communications team
• Support workshops, events, roundtables, and conferences
• Manage external vendors and partners, covering scoping, timelines, and invoicing

Requirements

• Master's degree required; background in communications, journalism, public health, or social work a plus
• 6-10 years of experience in communications, preferably within the development sector
• Demonstrated experience designing and implementing SBCC campaigns for community-level behaviour change
• Experience developing IEC materials in Hindi and English for diverse audiences
• Experience managing a WordPress website
• Prior exposure to public health or environmental health programmes preferred
• Strong written English and editorial capability, with working proficiency in Canva mandatory
• Familiarity with newsletter/email tools (Mailchimp, HubSpot) and project management tools (Asana, Trello, Notion)
• Willingness to travel periodically to programme states

Benefits

• Gross compensation of ₹16-20 lakh per annum (CTC), commensurate with experience
• Opportunity to work at a global public health organisation with major backing from Bloomberg Philanthropies and The Audacious Project
• High-impact, strategic communications role at the intersection of public health, environment, and behaviour change
• Direct exposure to state-level government programmes and international development communications