Kudumbashree Haritha Karma Sena Co-Ordinator Recruitment 2024

Kudumbashree, a well-known program in Kerala focused on reducing poverty and empowering women, is hiring Haritha Karma Sena coordinators for 2024. There are 1546 job openings in different districts like Thrissur, Ernakulam, and Pathanamthitta.

These positions are open to candidates with various educational backgrounds, from any degree to specific qualifications like diplomas or degrees in Computer Science. If you’re interested, you need to apply offline before September 13, 2024. Make sure to go through the Kudumbashree Recruitment Notification carefully before submitting your application.

Kudumbashree Recruitment 2024 Overview

Recruitment Name	Kudumbashree Haritha Karma Sena Coordinator Recruitment 2024
Conducting Body	Kudumbashree, Kerala
Post Category	Recruitment
Total Vacancies	1,546
Post Name	Haritha Karma Sena Coordinator
Application Mode	Offline
Last Date to Apply	13th September 2024
Selection Process	Written Exam, Interview
Official Website	www.kudumbashree.org

Application Fees

The application fee for the Kudumbashree Recruitment 2024 is ₹200 for all candidates. You need to pay this fee using a Demand Draft (DD).

Education Qualifications:

• Haritha Karma Sena Coordinator (HKS COD 2):
  You need a postgraduate degree and basic computer knowledge.
• Haritha Karma Sena Coordinator (HKS COD 3):
  You need a diploma or a degree in Computer Science.

Age Limit:

• You must be between 25 to 40 years old to apply.
• The minimum age is 25, and the maximum age is 40 by the application deadline, which is 13th September 2024.
• Make sure you meet the age and education qualifications before applying.

How to Apply for Kudumbashree Haritha Karma Sena Coordinator Recruitment 2024:

• Go through the recruitment notification carefully to make sure you meet all the eligibility requirements.
• Get all the required documents ready, such as a valid ID, proof of age, academic certificates, recent photos, CV, and any relevant experience certificates.
• You can find the form on the www.kudumbashree.org or in the recruitment notification. Fill it out as per the given instructions.
• If needed, pay the registration fee. Some categories might have to pay this fee.
• Before submitting, double-check all the information to make sure it’s correct.
• Send the completed application form along with all the necessary documents to the address mentioned in the notification. You can use Registered Post, Speed Post, or any other official postal service.
• Make sure to send your application before the last date and follow all the instructions to avoid any issues with your application.

Kudumbashree Haritha Karma Sena Coordinator Selection Process:

Written Exam:

• The first step is a written test that will check your knowledge and skills related to the job. Make sure to study well to do your best.

Interview:

• If you pass the written exam, you’ll be called for an interview. In the interview, they’ll assess your skills, experience, and if you’re the right fit for the job.

About The Kudumbashree

Kudumbashree is a program in Kerala aimed at reducing poverty and empowering women, run by the State Poverty Eradication Mission (SPEM) under the Kerala government. In Malayalam, “Kudumbashree” means “prosperity of the family,” and the term can refer to both the Kudumbashree Mission and its large network of women-led community groups.

Kudumbashree was started in 1997 after a government task force suggested it. The program was linked to the Kerala government’s efforts to decentralize power to local Panchayats and involve communities in planning development projects from the grassroots level.

The Kudumbashree network has three levels:

Neighbourhood Groups (NHGs) at the base.
Area Development Societies (ADS) in the middle.
Community Development Societies (CDS) at the local government level.
The system is based on successful experiments from the Alappuzha and Malappuram districts in the early 1990s. Kudumbashree expanded across Kerala between 2000 and 2002, and any adult woman can join, with one membership per family.

In 2011, the Government of India recognized Kudumbashree as the State Rural Livelihoods Mission (SRLM) under its National Rural Livelihoods Mission (NRLM) program, further boosting its role in improving rural lives.