Vacancy Gender-Based Violence

*Project Officer*
*Gender-Based Violence*
*Jakarta, Indonesia*

We are seeking expressions of interest from highly experienced professionals for the position of Project Officer for Gender- Based Violence based in Jakarta.
Applicants should be of Indonesian nationality.

World Population Foundation Indonesia mission is to work to improve the quality of life in developing countries by promoting Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR), awareness of the importance of SRHR for sustainable human development, understanding of the central role of reproductive health in population issues and the elimination of Gender-Based Violence. Through awareness creation, education, Resources mobilisation, and the provision of information and services, especially to women and young people.

In Gender-Based Violence, WPF has a two-fold commitment: first, to reduce gender-based violence by empowering women survivors of violence and providing assistance and counseling to the abusive partners to help them break the cycle of violence; and second, to prevent violence, starting from the younger population.

*Criteria*
· A professional with 3- 5 years experience in the NGO sectors, preferably in gender and sexual and reproductive health.
· Have a good knowledge and perspective on gender and human rights.
· Have a positive perspective on gender and sexuality

· Able to work in both Bahasa Indonesia and English language.
· Works full-time on project.
· Understands and undertakes project management and budgeting
· Has experience working in NGOs dealing with gender, reproductive Health and youth
· Someone who can lead, an independent worker, with minimal supervision.
· Excellent interpersonal and communication skills and demonstrated ability to work in a team
· Competent in computer skills such as Word, Excel and Powerpoint

Applications should be submitted in English and include a detailed CV, cover letter and name of references. Please send applications by email to office@wpfindonesia.org office@wpfindonesia.org>.
The closing date for applications is Wednesday, 10 February, 2010. Only
shortlisted candidates will be contacted.