राष्ट्रीय जलविज्ञान संस्थान, रुड़की, भारत
About the Cell
The National Institute of Hydrology (NIH) has established a dedicated Training Cell to foster and enhance capacity-building initiatives within the Institute and its seven regional centers located in Jammu, Patna, Guwahati, Bhopal, Belagavi, Kakinada, and Jodhpur. This Training Cell is designed to streamline and optimize the training-related activities across these centers, ensuring high-quality training experiences that are beneficial for both participants and the Institute.
The primary objective of the Training Cell is to elevate the standards of hydrological education and practice by coordinating comprehensive training, technology transfer activities and capacity-building programs. By centralizing the processes involved in training—such as approval, registration, feedback collection, distribution of study materials, and budget management—the Cell aims to provide a seamless experience for both coordinators and participants. Additionally, it maintains and updates a training calendar to keep stakeholders informed about upcoming sessions and facilitates outreach efforts to ensure widespread participation.
Key Functions
- Standardizing Training Processes:
- Approval procedures
- Participant registration
- Feedback collection
- Distribution of study materials
- Budget management
- Maintaining and Updating the Training Calendar:
- Regular updates on upcoming training sessions
- Easy access for candidates to stay informed
- Capacity Building:
- Organizing regular training sessions for NIH employees
- Conducting open lecture series
- Promoting the online trainings available at KarmaYogi portal (https://portal.igotkarmayogi.gov.in/page/home)
- Facilitating Outreach:
- Assisting training coordinators in publicizing training programs
- Engaging various departments for nominations and participation
The Training Cell is committed to enhancing the capacity-building mandate of NIH by providing structured and effective training solutions, thereby contributing to the overall advancement of hydrological sciences.
Team
- Manish K. Nema, Sci E & Head
- P.K. Mishra Sci D & Member
- Sukant Jain Sci C & Member
- Chandra Prakash, Sci B & Member
- Shailendra Kumre, Sci B & Member
- Rajesh Aggarwal, Sci B & Member
- P.K. Agarwal Sci B (Retd) & Member
