Centre for Environment Education-Delhi (CEE)

(1)About centre for environment education

CEE is a national organization that was founded to raise awareness of environmental issues across the country. CEE builds capacity in the field of Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) as well as innovative educational programs and materials. In August 1984, the Ministry of Environment and Forests of India supported the establishment of the Centre for Environment Education (CEE) as a Centre of Excellence. The organization strives to create materials and programs that raise environmental and sustainable development awareness. Ahmedabad serves as the headquarters. There are 41 offices of the center all over India, including regional cells in Bangalore (South), Guwahati (North East), Lucknow (North), Ahmedabad (West), and Pune (Central); state offices in Coimbatore, Delhi, Hyderabad, Raipur, and Goa; as well as numerous field offices. It has offices in Sri Lanka and Australia for international business.

In India and a number of other nations, CEE collaborates with governments at the state, national, and international levels to assist in the development of a sustainable future. In the development of interpretive programs and facilities, CEE collaborates closely with Forest Departments and other institutions. It implements numerous school programs in collaboration with various organizations thanks to its extensive network of more than 2 million schools. CEE has made significant contributions to international negotiations regarding ESD through collaboration with the government. In India, CEE has served as a Nodal Agency for a number of UN initiatives, including the UN Decade of Education for Sustainable Development (DESD) in collaboration with UNESCO; Together with UNDP, the Global Environmental Facility's Small Grants Program (GEF-SGP); Programmes for water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) (with UNICEF); and numerous others

A project titled "Rural & Urban Landscapes Free of Dry & Plastic Waste" is being carried out by the Centre for Environment Education. This is one of the national initiatives implemented in 10 cities and 140 villages by HDFC Bank and CEE. The project aims to promote the ZERO WASTE MODEL APPROACH, which promotes zero landfills, zero plastic burning, zero emissions, and zero wastages in dry waste management in India, as well as to minimize risks to human health and the environment in the pilot areas, which are located in both urban and rural areas.

Swachh Sustainable Business Models (SSBMs) for improved dry and plastic waste management by establishing – DRY WASTE Material Recovery Facilities as Swachh Centres (SCs), in line with the emerging MOEFCC GOI "National Resource Efficiency Policy" and the "National Materials Recycling Policy," is the strategy, which aims to have a multi-stakeholder approach through an integrated model directed to address immediate causes with support from HDFC BANK and co-financing funding (both in-cash and in-kind) from the state and central government funds, NGOs/Companies contributions as waste management agencies (WMAs), by establishing an Swachh Sustainable Business Models (SSBMs) for improved dry & plastic waste management by establishing – DRY WASTE Material Recovery Facilities as Swachh Centres (SCs), in line with the emerging MOEFCC GOI “National Resource Efficiency Policy” and the “National Materials Recycling Policy”. 

(2) Job role in centre for environment education

The exam assignment's objective is to ensure proper financial reporting to the donor and proper financial management for the implementation of "Rural & Urban Landscapes Free of Dry & Plastic Waste" in cities.

The hired Finance Officer will keep track of the project's finances and ensure that they are delivered in accordance with the contract with the donor and service providers.

The newly hired Finance Officer will advise the Senior. Program Director/Project Manager and make certain that the financial strategic direction is focused on achieving the donor-agreed deliverables.

(3) Qualifications and experience requirements: 

Master’s degree in commerce or Finance/MBA (Finance)/Chartered Account; additional qualification in Finance, Accounts, Operations will be added advantage.

Minimum 6 years of professional experience in finance at senior level.

(4) Scope of Work:

Support with Financial Management:

1. Proper planning, expenditures tracking and audit of financial resources in accordance with CEE rules and regulations and as per agreement with the donor.
2. Maintain supporting documents of funds and activities and information for the audits with support from Account executives.
3. Prepare financial reports as per the requirement of the donor and share on time. Ensure quality control over financial transactions and financial report
4. Maintenance of the internal expenditures control system to ensure that requisitions are supported by proper approvals and payments are processed
upon receipt of final invoices and deliverables
5. Constant monitoring and analysis of the project’s finance, timely readjustment of the operations, advice on legal considerations and risk assessment.
6. Preparation of payment vouchers for the project, check their accuracy and processing in CEE financial system, creation of requisitions in the system,
making budget checks and receipting in the system with the support of Account executive.
7. Perform any other tasks assigned from time to time by the senior management.

(5) Contact details Centre for Environment Education

Thaltej Tekra, Ahmedabad 380 054 India
Phone: (079) 2685 8002 - 05 Fax: (079) 2685 8010
Email: paryavaranmitra@ceeindia.org

The CEE-Delhi is a one-stage examination for admission to B.E. programs offered by Delhi College of Engineering (DCE) and Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology (NSIT). Only Delhi is the location of the examination. A Health Science Proficiency Certificate Level or Diploma in General Medicine, Medical Lab Technology, Ophthalmic Science, Dental Science, Pharmacy, Ayurveda, Radiography, or Physiotherapy with Physics, Chemistry, or Biology that is compatible with the NEB with a minimum of 2.4 GPA or 50% aggregate marks is required

(7) Courses provided by CEE-Delhi

B.tech

(8) Examination Pattern for CEE-Delhi 2023

1. The CEE-Delhi is a one-stage test for admission to B.E. courses at Delhi College of Engineering (DCE) and Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology (NSIT).
2. The examination is only given in Delhi.
3. There are 180 multiple-choice objective questions, 60 of which are from Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics, each worth four points.
4. The paper must be completed by students within the allotted three hours.
5. Incorrect answers result in negative marking.
6. Students can only receive a grade of 480. Each question in Assam CEE is worth four points. The exam has negative marking, with one mark deducted for each incorrect response.

(9) Syllabus for CEE-Delhi 2023

The syllabus in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics is based on the standard of Senior School Certificate Examination conducted by C.B.S.E and other boards. The question paper contains questions from the following subjects:

Physics
Chemistry
Mathematics