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Revenue OfficerGrievance RedressalHydropower ProjectUpper KohistanWorld Bank GuidelinesGovernment ContractSenior LevelSocial Safeguards
Location
Dasu Hydropower Project (Upper Kohistan)
Type
Contract (1 Year Extendable)
Salary
Rs. 315,308/month (Lump Sum)
Posted
4/19/2026
Job Description
The Water and Power Development Authority (WAPDA) has announced a prestigious opportunity for highly experienced professionals, inviting applications for the position of Chairman (Independent Grievance Redressal Committee – IGRC) under the Dasu Hydropower Project. This contract-based role offers an attractive lump sum salary package of Rs. 315,308 per month, initially for one year with potential for extension based on performance. The position is based at the Dasu Hydropower Project in Upper Kohistan. Ideal candidates are retired senior revenue officers with extensive knowledge of the Upper Kohistan region and familiarity with World Bank operational guidelines. The primary focus of this role is to review and resolve unresolved grievances related to social, resettlement, and environmental issues forwarded by the District-Level IGRC. Applicants must be retired Additional Deputy Commissioners (Revenue) and not exceed 62 years of age. Applications must be submitted within 15 days of the advertisement publication. This is a crucial role for ensuring fair and transparent grievance redressal within a major national development project.
Key Responsibilities
- Review unresolved grievances forwarded by District-Level IGRC regarding social and resettlement issues
- Resolve cases preferably on the first hearing day or within one month
- Conduct field investigations for complex cases
- Review grievances of indirectly affected persons during project implementation
- Ensure decisions align with RAP policy framework, entitlements, and safeguard documents like EMAP
- Decisions to be made through consensus or 2/3 majority vote
- Review merit of environmental complaints
- Evaluate environmental cases under relevant laws and EMAP guidelines
- Conduct field investigations for environmental cases if required
- Recommend mitigation measures for environmental protection
- Avoid cases already pending in court
- Ensure minimum quorum of 5 members in IGRC meetings
- Perform any additional tasks assigned by GM/PD Dasu HPP or senior officers
Requirements & Qualifications
- Eligibility Criteria:
- Must be a retired Additional Deputy Commissioner (Revenue)
- Well-versed with Upper Kohistan region
- Strong understanding of World Bank operational process guidelines
- Age Limit: Maximum 62 years
- Application Procedure:
- Download the prescribed application form from WAPDA website (www.wapda.gov.pk)
- Submit application along with: Detailed CV, Attested copies of educational & experience certificates, Domicile, CNIC, and 02 recent passport-size photographs
- Send documents via courier/postal service to: Director (Recruitment), B-26 WAPDA House, Lahore
- Apply within 15 days of advertisement publication
- General Instructions:
- Only shortlisted candidates will be called for interview
- No TA/DA will be admissible
- WAPDA is an equal opportunity employer
- Degrees must be from HEC recognized institutions (Foreign degrees must be verified by HEC)
- Candidates must present original documents at interview
- Eligibility Restrictions:
- Candidates dismissed, debarred, or removed on disciplinary grounds are not eligible
- Important Notes:
- Incomplete or late applications will be rejected
- Submission of fake documents will lead to termination at any stage
About the Company
WAPDA (Water and Power Development Authority) is an independent and autonomous body responsible for the development of water and power resources in Pakistan. It is tasked with the planning and execution of projects related to hydropower generation, irrigation, and flood control. The organization plays a vital role in the national infrastructure development, particularly through large-scale projects like the Dasu Hydropower Project, which aims to enhance the country's energy security and water management. WAPDA ensures the implementation of these projects adheres to international standards and guidelines, including those set by the World Bank, while also addressing social and environmental concerns through mechanisms like the Independent Grievance Redressal Committee (IGRC).
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