*Request for Expression of Interest:
ICT CONSULTANT: Information Architecture and Website Functional
Specification Expert
*
In 2010, the Insular Southeast Asian Network on MSM, TG, and HIV (ISEAN)
and the Humanist Institute for Co-operation with Developing Countries
(Hivos) jointly submitted a regional proposal to the Global Fund for AIDS,
Malaria, and Tuberculosis (GFATM) Round 10. The programme, entitled
‘Strengthening Community Systems to Reduce Vulnerability to and Impact of
HIV infection on MSM and TG in Insular Southeast Asia’, was approved by
GFATM and contract for the grant was signed on 6 October 2011. This grant
has the main goal of reducing (a) the vulnerability and risks of MSM and TG
to HIV infection and (b) the impact of HIV on their lives in Insular
Southeast Asia. It intends to address critical gaps in supporting and
scaling up activities that reduce HIV/AIDS among MSMs and TGs.
The ISEAN-Hivos Program is implemented in Indonesia, Malaysia, the
Philippines and Timor Leste. It aims to provide community systems
strengthening and support to MSM and Transgenders in Insular South East
Asia through BCC, trainings and other innovative approaches. One of key
approach under the program is the development of a web-based tool that
serve as a knowledge hub where MSM and TGs, as well as other stakeholders
from South East Asia can access information on HIV-AIDS;.
Knowledge Hub to be built is expected to have major functions as follows:
1. Become a medium to store materials training organized by Hivos-ISEAN
Program
2. Become the media discussion and knowledge sharing as a form of follow-up
of the training activities organized by the ISEAN-Hivos
3. Become a medium to share their knowledge of the various
institutions/individuals engaged in the field of HIV/AIDS.
4. The website is available in several language versions: Indonesia, Malay,
Tagalog, Tetum and English
5. Facilitate learning in the region
6. Generate knowledge in the region
7. Exchange, Share and Disseminate knowledge in the region
Satu Dunia, as the Sub Recipient of the grant, is looking for a capable Web
Functional Specification Expert to provide the following services that
address the Grant’s requirements:
1. Needs Assessment and Analysis through:
a. Review of Satu Dunia ICT Assessment Report, including knowledge hub
basic needs.
b. Comparing some of existing knowledge hub website and portals especially
knowledge hub in HIV/AIDS issue in regional and international scale.
2. Develop recommendation of technical specification of ISEAN-Hivos
Knowledge Hub Website including:
a. Code frameworks
b. Database architecture
c. User interface concept
*Key Qualifications*
1. Relevant background and a minimum of -5-7 years experience with
information architecture and information management tasks in a web 2.0
environment
2. Excellent understanding of web usability principles;
3. Demonstrated experience writing Functional Specifications for several IT
Platforms;
4. Outstanding communication skills in English;
5. Knowledge of HIV/AIDS, is a plus.
6. Experience in building a knowledge hub is a plus
The selected Consultant for Scope Out Knowledge Hub shall be engaged
starting March 30, 2012 up to April 16, 2012.
An Expression of Interest (EoI) Letter, together with the applicant’s CV
must be sent by March 27, 2011 to the email below at 17:00 hrs. Jakarta
Western Indonesia Time
*hrd@satudunia.net*
Shortlisted applicants will be formally invited for an interview. They may
also be requested to provide additional documents, as needed.
Mar 13, 2012
Lowongan posisi Communication & Public Diplomacy Officer (COP) pada proyek LOGICA2
LOCAL GOVERNANCE INNOVATIONS FOR
COMMUNITIES IN ACEH (LOGICA2)
Coffey International Development bekerjasama
dengan Forum Bangun Aceh (FBA) mengelola Program Kemitraan Australia Indonesia, Local Governance Innovations for Communities
in Aceh (LOGICA2) yang didanai oleh AusAID. Program ini bertujuan untuk
memberikan kontribusi kepada kestabilan dan kedamaian di Aceh melalui pemberian
dukungan kepada pemerintah daerah yang efektif dalam pemenuhan kebutuhan dan
peningkatan standar hidup masyarakat.
Untuk memperlancar pencapaian ini, kami mencari kandidat yang akan bertugas di Banda Aceh dengan kontrak kerja selama 1
tahun (dengan kemungkinan diperpanjang) untuk
posisi:
Communication& Public Diplomacy Officer (kode: COP)
untuk 1 posisi
Pemegang jabatan bertanggung jawab
untuk (1) Menyusun strategi komunikasi dan
melaksanakan berbagai kegiatan sesuai dengan strategi komunikasi yang disusun;
(2) Bekerjasama dengan tim Monitoring &
Evaluasi untuk menghasilkan dokumen maupun publikasi untuk konsumsi
internal maupun eksternal;(3) Mengawasi
dan memandu pelaksanaan rencana kerja (work
plan) dan siklus program terkait dengan communication;(4) Membangun kerjasama yang
efektif dan efisien dengan stakeholder internal maupun eksternal; (5) Membangun
hubungan baik dan melakukan advokasi terhadap Depdagri,
AKLN, Pemerintah Aceh dan Pemerintah Kabupaten dampingan
dalam rangka penggalangan dukungan
terhadap kegiatan LOGICA 2.
Kualifikasi yang dipersyaratkan adalah Sarjana dengan
pengalaman luas terkait bidang komunikasi, menguasai Bahasa Inggrisdan
Indonesia dengan baik secara lisan dan tulisan, memiliki pengalaman dan
menguasai dengan baik program aplikasi komputer (misalnya Windows, Ms-Office, Publisher, Corel Draw, Photoshop), memiliki
jaringan dan hubungan yang baik dengan media cetak maupun non-cetak, mampu
bekerjasama dengan berbagai kalangan, memiliki pengalaman bekerja pada isu-isu
pengembangan kapasitas dan advokasi pemerintahan
atau kemasyarakatan, bersedia untuk melakukan perjalanan ke luar daerah.
Proses
Lamaran:
Agar lamaran anda dapat dipertimbangkan untuk
posisi ini, kirimkan lamaran dan CV
serta contoh tulisan anda yang pernah di publikasi melalui email personnel@logica.or.iddalam format word atau Pdf (Max.
500 kb) dengan menyebutkan kode posisi pada subyek email anda paling lambat
tanggal 21 Maret 2012jam 17:00 WIB.
Proyek
LOGICA2 berkomitmen untuk memberikan kesempatan yang sama kepada perempuan dan
masyarakat Aceh. Oleh karena itu,kami menghimbau kepada Perempuan dan Masyarakat Aceh untuk mengajukan lamaran.
COMMUNITIES IN ACEH (LOGICA2)
Coffey International Development bekerjasama
dengan Forum Bangun Aceh (FBA) mengelola Program Kemitraan Australia Indonesia, Local Governance Innovations for Communities
in Aceh (LOGICA2) yang didanai oleh AusAID. Program ini bertujuan untuk
memberikan kontribusi kepada kestabilan dan kedamaian di Aceh melalui pemberian
dukungan kepada pemerintah daerah yang efektif dalam pemenuhan kebutuhan dan
peningkatan standar hidup masyarakat.
Untuk memperlancar pencapaian ini, kami mencari kandidat yang akan bertugas di Banda Aceh dengan kontrak kerja selama 1
tahun (dengan kemungkinan diperpanjang) untuk
posisi:
Communication& Public Diplomacy Officer (kode: COP)
untuk 1 posisi
Pemegang jabatan bertanggung jawab
untuk (1) Menyusun strategi komunikasi dan
melaksanakan berbagai kegiatan sesuai dengan strategi komunikasi yang disusun;
(2) Bekerjasama dengan tim Monitoring &
Evaluasi untuk menghasilkan dokumen maupun publikasi untuk konsumsi
internal maupun eksternal;(3) Mengawasi
dan memandu pelaksanaan rencana kerja (work
plan) dan siklus program terkait dengan communication;(4) Membangun kerjasama yang
efektif dan efisien dengan stakeholder internal maupun eksternal; (5) Membangun
hubungan baik dan melakukan advokasi terhadap Depdagri,
AKLN, Pemerintah Aceh dan Pemerintah Kabupaten dampingan
dalam rangka penggalangan dukungan
terhadap kegiatan LOGICA 2.
Kualifikasi yang dipersyaratkan adalah Sarjana dengan
pengalaman luas terkait bidang komunikasi, menguasai Bahasa Inggrisdan
Indonesia dengan baik secara lisan dan tulisan, memiliki pengalaman dan
menguasai dengan baik program aplikasi komputer (misalnya Windows, Ms-Office, Publisher, Corel Draw, Photoshop), memiliki
jaringan dan hubungan yang baik dengan media cetak maupun non-cetak, mampu
bekerjasama dengan berbagai kalangan, memiliki pengalaman bekerja pada isu-isu
pengembangan kapasitas dan advokasi pemerintahan
atau kemasyarakatan, bersedia untuk melakukan perjalanan ke luar daerah.
Proses
Lamaran:
Agar lamaran anda dapat dipertimbangkan untuk
posisi ini, kirimkan lamaran dan CV
serta contoh tulisan anda yang pernah di publikasi melalui email personnel@logica.or.iddalam format word atau Pdf (Max.
500 kb) dengan menyebutkan kode posisi pada subyek email anda paling lambat
tanggal 21 Maret 2012jam 17:00 WIB.
Proyek
LOGICA2 berkomitmen untuk memberikan kesempatan yang sama kepada perempuan dan
masyarakat Aceh. Oleh karena itu,kami menghimbau kepada Perempuan dan Masyarakat Aceh untuk mengajukan lamaran.
NATURAL RESOURCES ECONOMIST (NRE)
Conservation International, an international non-governmental organization, is seeking applicants for the following senior level technical and management positions to be based in Jakarta:
NATURAL RESOURCES ECONOMIST (NRE)
The primary job function of this position is to provide technical analyses to guide CI-Indonesia’s programmatic strategies, and to support efforts to incorporate the value of nature in development planning and decision-making.
For project sites, the Natural Resource Economist directs valuation studies assessing cash and non-cash contributions of natural capital to the local and regional economy (e.g., non timber forest products, water flows, pollination, cultural services), as well as assessments of the scope for payment for ecosystem services.
The position also leads analyses of distribution and tradeoffs, and may support broader economic analysis (e.g., sectoral assessments, profitability of extractive or sustainable enterprises, etc.) where appropriate.
Roles and Responsibilities:
· The Natural Resource Economist is responsible for working within a broader team to incorporating analyses into strategy design, including prioritization of interventions, innovative market solutions, frameworks for demonstrating local livelihood improvement in priority areas.
· Conduct economic analysis including feasibility studies, natural resource valuation, cost benefit analysis between “business as usual” development and alternative land uses that take into account ecosystem services; economics of production and marketing of agricultural or forest products, evaluation of market potential of green products
· Develop persuasive economic arguments for conservation in appropriate form to influence key decisions, including direct engagement/support of senior staff engagement with decision makers, publication, presentations. Others as appropriate;
· Participation in institutional learning efforts on green economies;
· Assist in proposal development for fundraising
Qualifications:
· Advanced degree (MA or higher) in environmental/development economics/related field or BA in economics/related field with demonstrated technical proficiency in carrying out high quality environmental economic analysis.
· Min. 5 years of experience in practical application of economics to conservation and development issues (including themes such as cost benefit analysis, resource valuation, opportunity costs, and macro economics).
· Demonstrate track record of working effective with multicultural, multidisciplinary teams to produce concrete result both in research and on the ground conservation.
· Proficiency in written and spoken English and Bahasa Indonesia.
· Experience in Sumatra or Papua local languages is preferable.
Preferred:
· Spatial analysis
· Socio economic survey and analysis
· Experience in analyzing infrastructure (roads, dams, ports, etc)
· Experience in Sumatra or Papua including local languages
A letter of interest and comprehensive curriculum vitae should be sent to:
hrd@conservation.or.id
Closing date for application is 25th March 2012
(Only those applications that meet the selection criteria and are submitted in English will be notified)
For more information about our organisation, please visit our web:
www.conservation.or.idor http://www.conservation.org
NATURAL RESOURCES ECONOMIST (NRE)
The primary job function of this position is to provide technical analyses to guide CI-Indonesia’s programmatic strategies, and to support efforts to incorporate the value of nature in development planning and decision-making.
For project sites, the Natural Resource Economist directs valuation studies assessing cash and non-cash contributions of natural capital to the local and regional economy (e.g., non timber forest products, water flows, pollination, cultural services), as well as assessments of the scope for payment for ecosystem services.
The position also leads analyses of distribution and tradeoffs, and may support broader economic analysis (e.g., sectoral assessments, profitability of extractive or sustainable enterprises, etc.) where appropriate.
Roles and Responsibilities:
· The Natural Resource Economist is responsible for working within a broader team to incorporating analyses into strategy design, including prioritization of interventions, innovative market solutions, frameworks for demonstrating local livelihood improvement in priority areas.
· Conduct economic analysis including feasibility studies, natural resource valuation, cost benefit analysis between “business as usual” development and alternative land uses that take into account ecosystem services; economics of production and marketing of agricultural or forest products, evaluation of market potential of green products
· Develop persuasive economic arguments for conservation in appropriate form to influence key decisions, including direct engagement/support of senior staff engagement with decision makers, publication, presentations. Others as appropriate;
· Participation in institutional learning efforts on green economies;
· Assist in proposal development for fundraising
Qualifications:
· Advanced degree (MA or higher) in environmental/development economics/related field or BA in economics/related field with demonstrated technical proficiency in carrying out high quality environmental economic analysis.
· Min. 5 years of experience in practical application of economics to conservation and development issues (including themes such as cost benefit analysis, resource valuation, opportunity costs, and macro economics).
· Demonstrate track record of working effective with multicultural, multidisciplinary teams to produce concrete result both in research and on the ground conservation.
· Proficiency in written and spoken English and Bahasa Indonesia.
· Experience in Sumatra or Papua local languages is preferable.
Preferred:
· Spatial analysis
· Socio economic survey and analysis
· Experience in analyzing infrastructure (roads, dams, ports, etc)
· Experience in Sumatra or Papua including local languages
A letter of interest and comprehensive curriculum vitae should be sent to:
hrd@conservation.or.id
Closing date for application is 25th March 2012
(Only those applications that meet the selection criteria and are submitted in English will be notified)
For more information about our organisation, please visit our web:
www.conservation.or.idor http://www.conservation.org
Vacancy: SME Tax Consultant - Investment Climate Program IFC The Worldbank Group
SME Tax Consultant - Investment Climate Program
International Finance Corporation (IFC)
Location: Jakarta, Indonesia
Last date: March 26, 2012
The Organization: The International Finance Corporation, a member of the World Bank Group, promotes sustainable private sector investment in developing countries as a way to reduce poverty and improve people's lives. In addition to its investment work, IFC executes a major program of private sector advisory services projects (AS).
The Program: The objectives of the Investment Climate (IC) program are to promote direct investment in the private sector, build local businesses and financial intermediaries, and help improve the business enabling environment. Through a set of related projects, the IC Program in Indonesia supports IFC Indonesia's goals of reducing climate change impact, urban sustainability, rural inclusion and global competitiveness.
The Project: IFC is supporting the Government of Indonesia in the implementation of a tax simplification that aims at improving the tax regulatory environment for SMEs by reducing the time and financial cost of tax compliance faced by taxpayers, and reducing administration costs faced by tax authorities.
Scope of the job: The SME Tax Consultant reports directly to the Project Leader of Indonesia Small Business Taxation Project and will work closely with the project team including IC operations officers, EAP Regional Tax Specialist, Global Tax Specialist and other IFC resources. The SME Tax Consultant shall provide insight into concrete small business taxation issues and challenges faced in the design and implementation of tax regulation. The primary focus of the work will be on close cooperation with government counterparts in order to initiate/implement regulatory changes.
This position reports directly to the Project Leader (PL) – Indonesia Small Business Taxation
The STC, in conjunction with IFC SME tax experts and related experts, will provide substantive and technical support to the PL and the project team on the following four areas:
1. Advice in designing the overall small business tax regime to, among others, arrive at the appropriate form of tax, criteria for segmenting tax payers, MSME tax thresholds and aligning them with the VAT threshold, the rules to govern movement of taxpayers between the MSME regime and the full tax system, measures to safeguard against abuse of the system – for instance, by larger businesses breaking into smaller individual units to take advantage of the streamlined processes in the MSME tax regime; and so on.
2. Advice in designing administrative arrangements for the MSME tax regime to minimize the amount of time and administration required by taxpayers to comply with the new system and the costs to tax administrator in dealing with taxpayers. This includes, among others, (i) reforming the structure of tax authority offices to deal with the needs of small taxpayers, (ii) designing a risk-based audit system for MSME regime taxpayers, allowing tax administrator to target audits to those most at risk of non-compliance and (iii) designing a dispute resolution mechanism for disputes involving small amounts which can reduce the time required to resolve a case and relieve the backlog of small disputes coming before the tax courts.
3. Legislation: advice and expert peer review in the legal drafting process to ensure that best practices in the design and administrative arrangements above are incorporated and properly articulated in the ensuing MSME tax regulations.
4. Support in public communications and implementation. Successful implementation of the MSME tax regime requires extensive communications and outreach to taxpayers to assist them to understand the requirements of the new system. Training and development of tax authority staff will also be necessary to ensure that they are able to administer the system.
Duties and Responsibilities:
• Drawing on a knowledge of Indonesia's SME sector and its current taxation arrangements, assist the team to identify and understand the interaction of SMEs with the tax system in Indonesia and formulate proposals for SME tax policy / process reform in line with the client's needs;
• Develop and nurture effective working relationship with relevant government and private sector partners to ensure good communication and productive collaboration;
• Take an active role in discussions with private sector and government counterparts to explore and/or demonstrate the legal and practical feasibility of the proposed reforms/regulations and incorporate private sector feedback into development of and advocacy for new reforms;
• Assist in the preparation of all information documents, and particularly ensure their relevance to Indonesian taxation laws and regulations.
• Assist and advise in the design of outreach and capacity building programs and training materials required to implement regulatory reforms;
• Communicate and work effectively with IFC's global and regional tax product colleagues;
• Prepare high quality project reporting documents and ensure they are submitted on time.
• Consolidate and analyze lessons learned from project implementation experience and share with team members and colleagues across the region and IFC;
• Represent IFC and the project at conferences, round-tables, committees or working groups as assigned by the Project Leader;
• Perform other functions as required and directed by the Project Leader or Regional Business Line Leader.
Qualifications:
• Degree in Accounting / Law / Economics, or equivalent, preferably at a post-graduate level;
• Strong analytical skills;
• Strong knowledge and hands-on experience working in the area of SME taxation in Indonesia;
• Minimum five years of direct experience working in the areas of tax consultancy, tax audit or tax policy reforms is preferred, preferably with strong exposure on small business taxation;
• Experience with international and/or bilateral/multilateral development institutions would be an advantage, as well as prior work in advisory/consulting in private sector development;
• Flexibility and creativity in working in a dynamic environment;
• An advanced command of Bahasa Indonesia and English, both spoken and written.
• Ability to create and nurture effective working relationships with the project's clients.
• Excellent presentation as well as oral and written communications skills; experience working with high level public and private sector counterparts, highly desirable;
• Active user of MS Office applications (Word, Excel, PowerPoint).
• Willingness to travel frequently throughout Indonesia and in the region.
Please submit your expression of interest in a cover letter and comprehensive curriculum vitae (CV) by 12.00PM, March 26, 2012 electronically to TPramodhawardani@ifc.org
.
All applications will be treated in strict confidence and ONLY short-listed candidates will be contacted. No telephone calls, faxes or letters will be accepted.
IFC's vision is that people should have the opportunity to escape poverty and improve their lives.
www.ifc.org/indonesia
International Finance Corporation (IFC)
Location: Jakarta, Indonesia
Last date: March 26, 2012
The Organization: The International Finance Corporation, a member of the World Bank Group, promotes sustainable private sector investment in developing countries as a way to reduce poverty and improve people's lives. In addition to its investment work, IFC executes a major program of private sector advisory services projects (AS).
The Program: The objectives of the Investment Climate (IC) program are to promote direct investment in the private sector, build local businesses and financial intermediaries, and help improve the business enabling environment. Through a set of related projects, the IC Program in Indonesia supports IFC Indonesia's goals of reducing climate change impact, urban sustainability, rural inclusion and global competitiveness.
The Project: IFC is supporting the Government of Indonesia in the implementation of a tax simplification that aims at improving the tax regulatory environment for SMEs by reducing the time and financial cost of tax compliance faced by taxpayers, and reducing administration costs faced by tax authorities.
Scope of the job: The SME Tax Consultant reports directly to the Project Leader of Indonesia Small Business Taxation Project and will work closely with the project team including IC operations officers, EAP Regional Tax Specialist, Global Tax Specialist and other IFC resources. The SME Tax Consultant shall provide insight into concrete small business taxation issues and challenges faced in the design and implementation of tax regulation. The primary focus of the work will be on close cooperation with government counterparts in order to initiate/implement regulatory changes.
This position reports directly to the Project Leader (PL) – Indonesia Small Business Taxation
The STC, in conjunction with IFC SME tax experts and related experts, will provide substantive and technical support to the PL and the project team on the following four areas:
1. Advice in designing the overall small business tax regime to, among others, arrive at the appropriate form of tax, criteria for segmenting tax payers, MSME tax thresholds and aligning them with the VAT threshold, the rules to govern movement of taxpayers between the MSME regime and the full tax system, measures to safeguard against abuse of the system – for instance, by larger businesses breaking into smaller individual units to take advantage of the streamlined processes in the MSME tax regime; and so on.
2. Advice in designing administrative arrangements for the MSME tax regime to minimize the amount of time and administration required by taxpayers to comply with the new system and the costs to tax administrator in dealing with taxpayers. This includes, among others, (i) reforming the structure of tax authority offices to deal with the needs of small taxpayers, (ii) designing a risk-based audit system for MSME regime taxpayers, allowing tax administrator to target audits to those most at risk of non-compliance and (iii) designing a dispute resolution mechanism for disputes involving small amounts which can reduce the time required to resolve a case and relieve the backlog of small disputes coming before the tax courts.
3. Legislation: advice and expert peer review in the legal drafting process to ensure that best practices in the design and administrative arrangements above are incorporated and properly articulated in the ensuing MSME tax regulations.
4. Support in public communications and implementation. Successful implementation of the MSME tax regime requires extensive communications and outreach to taxpayers to assist them to understand the requirements of the new system. Training and development of tax authority staff will also be necessary to ensure that they are able to administer the system.
Duties and Responsibilities:
• Drawing on a knowledge of Indonesia's SME sector and its current taxation arrangements, assist the team to identify and understand the interaction of SMEs with the tax system in Indonesia and formulate proposals for SME tax policy / process reform in line with the client's needs;
• Develop and nurture effective working relationship with relevant government and private sector partners to ensure good communication and productive collaboration;
• Take an active role in discussions with private sector and government counterparts to explore and/or demonstrate the legal and practical feasibility of the proposed reforms/regulations and incorporate private sector feedback into development of and advocacy for new reforms;
• Assist in the preparation of all information documents, and particularly ensure their relevance to Indonesian taxation laws and regulations.
• Assist and advise in the design of outreach and capacity building programs and training materials required to implement regulatory reforms;
• Communicate and work effectively with IFC's global and regional tax product colleagues;
• Prepare high quality project reporting documents and ensure they are submitted on time.
• Consolidate and analyze lessons learned from project implementation experience and share with team members and colleagues across the region and IFC;
• Represent IFC and the project at conferences, round-tables, committees or working groups as assigned by the Project Leader;
• Perform other functions as required and directed by the Project Leader or Regional Business Line Leader.
Qualifications:
• Degree in Accounting / Law / Economics, or equivalent, preferably at a post-graduate level;
• Strong analytical skills;
• Strong knowledge and hands-on experience working in the area of SME taxation in Indonesia;
• Minimum five years of direct experience working in the areas of tax consultancy, tax audit or tax policy reforms is preferred, preferably with strong exposure on small business taxation;
• Experience with international and/or bilateral/multilateral development institutions would be an advantage, as well as prior work in advisory/consulting in private sector development;
• Flexibility and creativity in working in a dynamic environment;
• An advanced command of Bahasa Indonesia and English, both spoken and written.
• Ability to create and nurture effective working relationships with the project's clients.
• Excellent presentation as well as oral and written communications skills; experience working with high level public and private sector counterparts, highly desirable;
• Active user of MS Office applications (Word, Excel, PowerPoint).
• Willingness to travel frequently throughout Indonesia and in the region.
Please submit your expression of interest in a cover letter and comprehensive curriculum vitae (CV) by 12.00PM, March 26, 2012 electronically to TPramodhawardani@ifc.org
.
All applications will be treated in strict confidence and ONLY short-listed candidates will be contacted. No telephone calls, faxes or letters will be accepted.
IFC's vision is that people should have the opportunity to escape poverty and improve their lives.
www.ifc.org/indonesia
Vacancy Volunteer
*KOMUNITAS SIAGA TSUNAMI (KOGAMI)* merupakan lembaga nirlaba yang bergerak
dalam bidang pengurangan resiko bencana. KOGAMI berdiri di Kota Padang
Sumatera Barat mengusung misi kemanusiaan untuk meminimalisir dampak korban
jiwa akibat bencana khususnya gempabumi dan tsunami. Fokus kegiatan yang
dilakukan berupa edukasi kesiapsiagaan bencana dan peningkatan kapasitas
sekolah, masyarakat, pemerintah dan sektor swasta serta mendukung
pemerintah dalam menyusun dan mengimplementasikan kebijakan terkait
penanggulangan bencana.
KOGAMI mengundang SDM yang memilki jiwa dan semangat relawan untuk
bergabung mengembangkan diri dan mempunyai keinginan berkontribusi sesuai
dengan kemampuan yang dimiliki dalam menjalankan misi kemanusiaan ini.
*Dengan kriteria umum :*
1. Memiliki jiwa kerelawanan
2. Umur minimal 20 tahun maksimal 35 tahun
3. Minimal tamatan DIII/S-1 (ataupun tahun akhir kuliah)
4. Senang bekerjasama dalam tim
5. Gemar mengembangkan pikiran positif dalam menyelesaikan
tanggungjawab
6. Jujur , loyal dan suka menyempurnakan ikhtiar sesuai dengan amanah
yang diemban
7. Mampu mengoperasikan komputer minimal microsoft office
Posisi Relawan yang dibutuhkan :
*1. **MANAJER PROGRAM*
Deskripsi pekerjaan : mampu membuat perencanaan yang komprehensif
dengan metoda
yang tepat, implementasi yang sesuai dengan perencanaan, memberikan dampak
perubahan prilaku dan terjamin keberlanjutannya.
Kualifikasi :
· Memliki pengalaman bekerja di bidang program ataupun perencanaan
selama min.1 tahun
· Pendidikan min.DIII/ S1 (semua jurusan)
· Mampu berbahasa Inggris (lisan dan tulisan)
· Memiliki kemampuan dalam bernegosiasi
· Memiliki kemampuan dalam mengonsep
· Memiliki pengalaman pengembangan organisasi
*2. **MANAJER SDM*
Deskripsi pekerjaan : Melaksanakan sistem pengelolaan dan pengembangan SDM
di KOGAMI
Kualifikasi :
· Memliki pengalaman bekerja di bidang SDM selama min.1 tahun
· Pendidikan S1 semua jurusan diutamakan jurusan Psikologi/Manajemen
SDM
· Memiliki kemampuan analisis Manajemen SDM
· Memiliki pengalaman pengembangan SDM dan organisasi
· Memiliki kemampuan komunikasi efektif
· Memahami konsep dasar manajemen konflik
Bagi yang berminat dan memenuhi kriteria dan kualifikasi yang tersebut
diatas dapat mengajukan surat lamaran dan Daftar Riwayat Hidup atau CV
kepada :
*Bagian Administrasi Yayasan Komunitas Siaga Tsunami (KOGAMI)
*Dengan alamat : Jl.Cindur Mato No.9 Lapai Padang - Sumatera Barat – Kode
Pos 25137
Telp.0751-7860280. Fax .0751-444387
Website : www.kogami.or.id
Dapat dikirim via email : silviaeliza.1912@gmail.com
Lamaran diterima oleh KOGAMI sampai dengan tanggal *16 Maret 2012*
dalam bidang pengurangan resiko bencana. KOGAMI berdiri di Kota Padang
Sumatera Barat mengusung misi kemanusiaan untuk meminimalisir dampak korban
jiwa akibat bencana khususnya gempabumi dan tsunami. Fokus kegiatan yang
dilakukan berupa edukasi kesiapsiagaan bencana dan peningkatan kapasitas
sekolah, masyarakat, pemerintah dan sektor swasta serta mendukung
pemerintah dalam menyusun dan mengimplementasikan kebijakan terkait
penanggulangan bencana.
KOGAMI mengundang SDM yang memilki jiwa dan semangat relawan untuk
bergabung mengembangkan diri dan mempunyai keinginan berkontribusi sesuai
dengan kemampuan yang dimiliki dalam menjalankan misi kemanusiaan ini.
*Dengan kriteria umum :*
1. Memiliki jiwa kerelawanan
2. Umur minimal 20 tahun maksimal 35 tahun
3. Minimal tamatan DIII/S-1 (ataupun tahun akhir kuliah)
4. Senang bekerjasama dalam tim
5. Gemar mengembangkan pikiran positif dalam menyelesaikan
tanggungjawab
6. Jujur , loyal dan suka menyempurnakan ikhtiar sesuai dengan amanah
yang diemban
7. Mampu mengoperasikan komputer minimal microsoft office
Posisi Relawan yang dibutuhkan :
*1. **MANAJER PROGRAM*
Deskripsi pekerjaan : mampu membuat perencanaan yang komprehensif
dengan metoda
yang tepat, implementasi yang sesuai dengan perencanaan, memberikan dampak
perubahan prilaku dan terjamin keberlanjutannya.
Kualifikasi :
· Memliki pengalaman bekerja di bidang program ataupun perencanaan
selama min.1 tahun
· Pendidikan min.DIII/ S1 (semua jurusan)
· Mampu berbahasa Inggris (lisan dan tulisan)
· Memiliki kemampuan dalam bernegosiasi
· Memiliki kemampuan dalam mengonsep
· Memiliki pengalaman pengembangan organisasi
*2. **MANAJER SDM*
Deskripsi pekerjaan : Melaksanakan sistem pengelolaan dan pengembangan SDM
di KOGAMI
Kualifikasi :
· Memliki pengalaman bekerja di bidang SDM selama min.1 tahun
· Pendidikan S1 semua jurusan diutamakan jurusan Psikologi/Manajemen
SDM
· Memiliki kemampuan analisis Manajemen SDM
· Memiliki pengalaman pengembangan SDM dan organisasi
· Memiliki kemampuan komunikasi efektif
· Memahami konsep dasar manajemen konflik
Bagi yang berminat dan memenuhi kriteria dan kualifikasi yang tersebut
diatas dapat mengajukan surat lamaran dan Daftar Riwayat Hidup atau CV
kepada :
*Bagian Administrasi Yayasan Komunitas Siaga Tsunami (KOGAMI)
*Dengan alamat : Jl.Cindur Mato No.9 Lapai Padang - Sumatera Barat – Kode
Pos 25137
Telp.0751-7860280. Fax .0751-444387
Website : www.kogami.or.id
Dapat dikirim via email : silviaeliza.1912@gmail.com
Lamaran diterima oleh KOGAMI sampai dengan tanggal *16 Maret 2012*
Consultancy: Evaluation of the Effectiveness of Percik Yunior Magazine
Plan is an international child-centered community development organization without religious, political or government affiliation. Plan’s vision is a world in which all children realize their full potential in societies that respect human rights and dignity.
We are looking for consultant to evaluate the effectiveness of Plan Indonesia "Percik Yunior Magazine". Interested consultant must send the (i) simple proposal, (ii) CVs, and (iii) budget breakdown, less than 5 megabytes, to:wahyu.triwahyudi@plan-international.org
, eka.setiawan@plan-international.org
, and hery.nahampun@plan-international.org
with the deadline will be Monday, 16 April 2012. Late submission will be disqualified.
Below are several notes for this evaluation study:
- The evaluation study must be finished before the end of August 2012.
- The consultant must have at least 1 year experience in doing study or research related to behavior changes. Specific experiences in water sanitation is preferable
- The budget proposed must include the taxes, as per tax regulation of Indonesia government (Act No. 36 of 2008, Article 21 ).
- This evaluation is dependent upon donor funding and if funding is delayed the study may also be delayed
Please refer to attach Term of References for more information and details.
All application will be treated in confidence. Only shortlist candidates will be contacted. Plan is an equal opportunity employer. As an International child-center development organization, Plan does not tolerate child abuse.Visit us at www.plan-international.org.
TERM OF REFERENCE
EVALUATION OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF PERCIK YUNIOR MAGAZINE
IN INFLUENCING BEHAVIOR CHANGE AMONG CHILDREN
BAPPENAS/POKJA AMPL NASIONAL - PLAN INDONESIA
YEAR OF 2012
A. BACKGROUND
In Indonesia , more than 94 million people, or 43% of the population, do not have access to a toilet at home. The World Bank estimates the financial burden on poor basic sanitation in Indonesia is approximately US$6.3 billion, equal to 2.3% of GDP.[1] Besides, low access to clean drinking water and lack of understanding on the importance of hand-washing with soap and drinking water treatment have their greatest impact on children, since more than 100,000 children die annually due to diarrhea. This is the main cause of infant mortality and the third cause of overall morbidity nationally.
It is understood that the core issue in water and sanitation problem is poor hygiene practices among the communities, both in rural and urban area. This is why most of water and sanitation improvement programs focus on the software development approach, which is to promote hygiene behavior to the communities living with low access to the water and sanitation facilities.
Several kinds of hygiene promotion strategies are implemented in the ground as the efforts to promote hygiene behavior / behavior change to the communities. Communication plays very important in this case. Communication through media promotes hygiene behavior messages with expected result to reach communal behavior change among the communities. Communication for behavior change could be in the form of direct campaign, media campaign, and peers-advocacy among the communities in rural and urban area. Especially for children, which are believed to act as agent of change, specific communication material needs to be developed and distributed to them.
One of the communication material that has been widely used to promote water and sanitation issue to the children grade 3rd-6thPreliminary Schools is Percik Yunior magazine, since 2005. The magazine has been distributed to all around Indonesia with the expectation that children will read it to understand the issue of water and sanitation that may surface in their surrounding environment. Many teachers in primary schools are also reported to use Percik Yunior as their teaching materials. By reading and understanding the content of Percik Yunior, it is expected that children will play their role as the agent of change to accelerate behavior change of entire communities, which eventually will improve communities’ access to water and sanitation facilities.
Despite the widely used of Percik Yunior, no formal evaluation has been conducted to formally measure the effectiveness of Percik Yunior in order to educate children regarding water and sanitation issues. Although some reported that Percik Yunior benefits children and community in general, the statement of children regarding their level on acceptance and understanding on the content of Percik Yunior remains undocumented and unrevealed. The distribution of Percik Yunior and which groups the most benefitted from the magazines are also yet to be exactly clear. Besides, whether the magazine has appropriately addressed the issues according to local context is also has not been studied.
Plan Indonesia, as the organization using Percik Yunior as its education media, sees that formal evaluation of Percik Yunior and the documentation of its acceptance among children are need to be taken. The impact given by the distribution of Percik Yunior in regard to behavior change among children is one of subjects for the evaluation. At the end, we also need to state how far the influences of Percik Yunior in enabling children as the agent of change within the water, sanitation, and hygiene development in Indonesia .
B. STUDY TITLE
This study to evaluate the effectiveness of Percik Yunior will be titled: “Evaluation of the Effectiveness of Percik Yunior Magazine in Influencing Behavior Change Among Children”
C. OBJECTIVE
Primary objective:
To measure the impact on children’s behavior change as the result of their exposure on Percik Yunior Magazine.
Key Questions are below, but not limited to:
1. What kinds of behavior changes occur among children as their read and understand Percik Yunior?
2. What are the key factors that influence behaviour change?
3. What is the level of children acceptance and understanding on each section of Percik Yunior (graphics & message)?[2]
4. What is the level of acceptance & understanding (like above) to adults, i.e. teachers, caregivers, government.?
5. How was the effectiveness of Percik Yunior distribution in order to reach the targeted audience? The effectiveness must be counted based on: distribution, usage, budget vs benefit.
6. What are the roles and contribution of children and other parties in shaping the effective use of Percik Yunior as communication media? (this include teacher through school-teaching, parents through home-teaching, government budgeting, etc)
Below is John Hopkins chart of ‘behavior changes’, Fitri Putjuk, 2012.
D. EXPECTED OUTPUTS
These are some expected outputs to be gained as the completion of the study:
1. Identification and analysis of the Percik Yunior’s effectiveness in changing the behavior of children toward their understanding on its content and context.
2. Identification of priority and supporting groups to influence behaviour change of children? (additional outputs)
3. Identifications and analysis of all the factors involved in the success (or failure) of Percik Yunior to deliver its behavior change messages. This must ncludes enabling factors & disabling factors.
4. An analytical notes on what makes Percik Yunior to be effective (or not effective) as intended to be.
5. Recommendations based on study findings to further improve and developing Percik Yunior as the communication media targeted to the children.
E. DELIVERABLES
From this study, the selected consultant needs to submit several reports to Plan Indonesia , as follow:
1. Inception Report: detail of methodology, design, tools and planning of the study, including questionnaire and interview tools.
2. Final Report: the summary of Inception Report, Field Work Report and with the addition of analysis of findings that answered all study’s key questions and fulfilled all the above expected outputs. This report must be submitted in English.
F. METHODOLOGY
The data will be collected through various qualitative and quantitative methodologies, including a literature review (if applicable), focus group discussions, in-depth individual interviews, direct observation, and questionnaires. Quantitative data will be collected at all study sites. Data collected will include, among others, the number of children who have read and understand the Percik Yunior, as well as the number of children and other parties that have benefits from the Percik Yunior. Qualitative research methods will be employed at all study sites as well as at sub-district and district government levels. Behavior Change Communication monitoring and evaluation methodology must be applied.[3]
The study will be conducted in at least three sampled locations that are to be decided later on. The most important criteria for selection is the location where Percik Yunior has been distributed and reported to be read by children. The presence of parents and teachers who used Percik Yunior as teaching materials at the study location will also determine the selection of study site.
The research will adopt a purposive sampling technique based on a set of criteria. Whereas, the selection of interview respondents will be based on criteria such as gender, age, socioeconomic status, etc. The final criteria will be finalized by the consultant in consultation with the Plan Indonesia.
As children will be important informants for the study, the consultant will need to design ethical safeguards and tools for working with children, which are broader than children informed consent. These will be applied during all research activities.
G. PROPOSED TARGET & LOCATION OF STUDY
* Interview & FGD to creator of Percik Junior, which are: Plan Indonesia (Budi Suranto), Bappenas (Pokja AMPL), and designer (Klenthing jogja)
* FGD Sampling to children, teachers, and local Pokja AMPL of:
1. Rembang Program Unit
2. Soe Program Unit
3. Sikka Program Unit
H. SCHEDULES
No Activity # effective days Week-1 Week-2 Week-3 Week-4 Week-5
1. Design instruments for study 4 days
2. Interview to Plan, Bappenas,Klenthing 2 days
3. Travel to Rembang. Conduct FGD sampling to children, teachers, Pokja AMPL 4 days
4. Travel to Soe. Conduct FGD sampling to children, teachers, Pokja AMPL 4 days
5 Travel to Sikka. Conduct FGD sampling to children, teachers, Pokja AMPL 5 days
6 Analysis & presentation in Plan Indonesia Office 5 days
7 Final Report 5 days
TOTAL EFFECTIVE DAYS 29 days
I. BUDGET INDICATIONThe budget in the proposal must include the air transportation, local trabsportation, accommodation & meal, including fee consultants (for maximum two persons).
________________________________
[1] World Bank. (2008) The Economic Impact of Sanitation in Indonesia, World Bank, Jakarta , p1.
[2] there are 18 section in Percik: cover, redaction, kirimanku, story, LUP per theme/Laporan Utama, LUP tips, LUP health, LUP child rights, profile people, Wah/environmental conditions, comics per-theme, abracadabra/innovation of technology, sahabat kita/story from Plan Indonesia field, oleh-oleh/success stories, comics on child rights, quiz, experimental,kenalan Yuk/exploration
[3] Family Health International and USAID. (2004). Monitoring and Evaluating Behavior Change Communication Programs, 5-6. Arlington , VA. USA .
We are looking for consultant to evaluate the effectiveness of Plan Indonesia "Percik Yunior Magazine". Interested consultant must send the (i) simple proposal, (ii) CVs, and (iii) budget breakdown, less than 5 megabytes, to:wahyu.triwahyudi@plan-international.org
, eka.setiawan@plan-international.org
, and hery.nahampun@plan-international.org
with the deadline will be Monday, 16 April 2012. Late submission will be disqualified.
Below are several notes for this evaluation study:
- The evaluation study must be finished before the end of August 2012.
- The consultant must have at least 1 year experience in doing study or research related to behavior changes. Specific experiences in water sanitation is preferable
- The budget proposed must include the taxes, as per tax regulation of Indonesia government (Act No. 36 of 2008, Article 21 ).
- This evaluation is dependent upon donor funding and if funding is delayed the study may also be delayed
Please refer to attach Term of References for more information and details.
All application will be treated in confidence. Only shortlist candidates will be contacted. Plan is an equal opportunity employer. As an International child-center development organization, Plan does not tolerate child abuse.Visit us at www.plan-international.org.
TERM OF REFERENCE
EVALUATION OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF PERCIK YUNIOR MAGAZINE
IN INFLUENCING BEHAVIOR CHANGE AMONG CHILDREN
BAPPENAS/POKJA AMPL NASIONAL - PLAN INDONESIA
YEAR OF 2012
A. BACKGROUND
In Indonesia , more than 94 million people, or 43% of the population, do not have access to a toilet at home. The World Bank estimates the financial burden on poor basic sanitation in Indonesia is approximately US$6.3 billion, equal to 2.3% of GDP.[1] Besides, low access to clean drinking water and lack of understanding on the importance of hand-washing with soap and drinking water treatment have their greatest impact on children, since more than 100,000 children die annually due to diarrhea. This is the main cause of infant mortality and the third cause of overall morbidity nationally.
It is understood that the core issue in water and sanitation problem is poor hygiene practices among the communities, both in rural and urban area. This is why most of water and sanitation improvement programs focus on the software development approach, which is to promote hygiene behavior to the communities living with low access to the water and sanitation facilities.
Several kinds of hygiene promotion strategies are implemented in the ground as the efforts to promote hygiene behavior / behavior change to the communities. Communication plays very important in this case. Communication through media promotes hygiene behavior messages with expected result to reach communal behavior change among the communities. Communication for behavior change could be in the form of direct campaign, media campaign, and peers-advocacy among the communities in rural and urban area. Especially for children, which are believed to act as agent of change, specific communication material needs to be developed and distributed to them.
One of the communication material that has been widely used to promote water and sanitation issue to the children grade 3rd-6thPreliminary Schools is Percik Yunior magazine, since 2005. The magazine has been distributed to all around Indonesia with the expectation that children will read it to understand the issue of water and sanitation that may surface in their surrounding environment. Many teachers in primary schools are also reported to use Percik Yunior as their teaching materials. By reading and understanding the content of Percik Yunior, it is expected that children will play their role as the agent of change to accelerate behavior change of entire communities, which eventually will improve communities’ access to water and sanitation facilities.
Despite the widely used of Percik Yunior, no formal evaluation has been conducted to formally measure the effectiveness of Percik Yunior in order to educate children regarding water and sanitation issues. Although some reported that Percik Yunior benefits children and community in general, the statement of children regarding their level on acceptance and understanding on the content of Percik Yunior remains undocumented and unrevealed. The distribution of Percik Yunior and which groups the most benefitted from the magazines are also yet to be exactly clear. Besides, whether the magazine has appropriately addressed the issues according to local context is also has not been studied.
Plan Indonesia, as the organization using Percik Yunior as its education media, sees that formal evaluation of Percik Yunior and the documentation of its acceptance among children are need to be taken. The impact given by the distribution of Percik Yunior in regard to behavior change among children is one of subjects for the evaluation. At the end, we also need to state how far the influences of Percik Yunior in enabling children as the agent of change within the water, sanitation, and hygiene development in Indonesia .
B. STUDY TITLE
This study to evaluate the effectiveness of Percik Yunior will be titled: “Evaluation of the Effectiveness of Percik Yunior Magazine in Influencing Behavior Change Among Children”
C. OBJECTIVE
Primary objective:
To measure the impact on children’s behavior change as the result of their exposure on Percik Yunior Magazine.
Key Questions are below, but not limited to:
1. What kinds of behavior changes occur among children as their read and understand Percik Yunior?
2. What are the key factors that influence behaviour change?
3. What is the level of children acceptance and understanding on each section of Percik Yunior (graphics & message)?[2]
4. What is the level of acceptance & understanding (like above) to adults, i.e. teachers, caregivers, government.?
5. How was the effectiveness of Percik Yunior distribution in order to reach the targeted audience? The effectiveness must be counted based on: distribution, usage, budget vs benefit.
6. What are the roles and contribution of children and other parties in shaping the effective use of Percik Yunior as communication media? (this include teacher through school-teaching, parents through home-teaching, government budgeting, etc)
Below is John Hopkins chart of ‘behavior changes’, Fitri Putjuk, 2012.
D. EXPECTED OUTPUTS
These are some expected outputs to be gained as the completion of the study:
1. Identification and analysis of the Percik Yunior’s effectiveness in changing the behavior of children toward their understanding on its content and context.
2. Identification of priority and supporting groups to influence behaviour change of children? (additional outputs)
3. Identifications and analysis of all the factors involved in the success (or failure) of Percik Yunior to deliver its behavior change messages. This must ncludes enabling factors & disabling factors.
4. An analytical notes on what makes Percik Yunior to be effective (or not effective) as intended to be.
5. Recommendations based on study findings to further improve and developing Percik Yunior as the communication media targeted to the children.
E. DELIVERABLES
From this study, the selected consultant needs to submit several reports to Plan Indonesia , as follow:
1. Inception Report: detail of methodology, design, tools and planning of the study, including questionnaire and interview tools.
2. Final Report: the summary of Inception Report, Field Work Report and with the addition of analysis of findings that answered all study’s key questions and fulfilled all the above expected outputs. This report must be submitted in English.
F. METHODOLOGY
The data will be collected through various qualitative and quantitative methodologies, including a literature review (if applicable), focus group discussions, in-depth individual interviews, direct observation, and questionnaires. Quantitative data will be collected at all study sites. Data collected will include, among others, the number of children who have read and understand the Percik Yunior, as well as the number of children and other parties that have benefits from the Percik Yunior. Qualitative research methods will be employed at all study sites as well as at sub-district and district government levels. Behavior Change Communication monitoring and evaluation methodology must be applied.[3]
The study will be conducted in at least three sampled locations that are to be decided later on. The most important criteria for selection is the location where Percik Yunior has been distributed and reported to be read by children. The presence of parents and teachers who used Percik Yunior as teaching materials at the study location will also determine the selection of study site.
The research will adopt a purposive sampling technique based on a set of criteria. Whereas, the selection of interview respondents will be based on criteria such as gender, age, socioeconomic status, etc. The final criteria will be finalized by the consultant in consultation with the Plan Indonesia.
As children will be important informants for the study, the consultant will need to design ethical safeguards and tools for working with children, which are broader than children informed consent. These will be applied during all research activities.
G. PROPOSED TARGET & LOCATION OF STUDY
* Interview & FGD to creator of Percik Junior, which are: Plan Indonesia (Budi Suranto), Bappenas (Pokja AMPL), and designer (Klenthing jogja)
* FGD Sampling to children, teachers, and local Pokja AMPL of:
1. Rembang Program Unit
2. Soe Program Unit
3. Sikka Program Unit
H. SCHEDULES
No Activity # effective days Week-1 Week-2 Week-3 Week-4 Week-5
1. Design instruments for study 4 days
2. Interview to Plan, Bappenas,Klenthing 2 days
3. Travel to Rembang. Conduct FGD sampling to children, teachers, Pokja AMPL 4 days
4. Travel to Soe. Conduct FGD sampling to children, teachers, Pokja AMPL 4 days
5 Travel to Sikka. Conduct FGD sampling to children, teachers, Pokja AMPL 5 days
6 Analysis & presentation in Plan Indonesia Office 5 days
7 Final Report 5 days
TOTAL EFFECTIVE DAYS 29 days
I. BUDGET INDICATIONThe budget in the proposal must include the air transportation, local trabsportation, accommodation & meal, including fee consultants (for maximum two persons).
________________________________
[1] World Bank. (2008) The Economic Impact of Sanitation in Indonesia, World Bank, Jakarta , p1.
[2] there are 18 section in Percik: cover, redaction, kirimanku, story, LUP per theme/Laporan Utama, LUP tips, LUP health, LUP child rights, profile people, Wah/environmental conditions, comics per-theme, abracadabra/innovation of technology, sahabat kita/story from Plan Indonesia field, oleh-oleh/success stories, comics on child rights, quiz, experimental,kenalan Yuk/exploration
[3] Family Health International and USAID. (2004). Monitoring and Evaluating Behavior Change Communication Programs, 5-6. Arlington , VA. USA .
Vacancy - Program Specialist
The Indonesian International Education Foundation(IIEF)
The IndonesianInternational education Foundation (IIEF) is an
educational organization that administersvarious educational scholarship
programs for study in Indonesia and abroad,including a number of
short-term training and programs for professionals andscholars funded by
international sponsor institutions.
IIEF is seeking candidates for a Program Specialist positionfor the
anticipated Program to Extend Scholarship and Training to Achieve
SustainableImpact Phase Two (PRESTASI II) funded byUSAID. The
position is contingent onIIEF being awarded the RFP, and USAID approval
of the proposed candidate.
JOB DESCRIPTIONS
1. Plan, develop andcoordinate program activities to meet project
objectives and goals.
2. Develop and implements thePost Training Program Support and
Follow-up Activities through the AlumniAssociation.
3. Conduct studies andresearch to evaluate and assess the quality of
the program's results.
4. Coordinates programcommunications, including writing/editing of
program newsletters, booklet andwebsite materials.
5. Arranges and conductsinterviews; writes and edits articles for
program publications.
6. Assists with the planningand coordination of special events for
program
7. Document findings of studyand prepare recommendations for
implementation of new systems, procedures, orprogram changes.
8. Make formal presentationrelating to program matters.
9. Monitor progress of programobjectives
10. Oversees and maintainsdatabase.
11. Maintains financial and administrativerecords for program
activities.
12. Attends professionalmeetings.
13. Performs other duties asassigned.
Requirement:
* Bachelor's Degree required.
* A minimum of five years of directlyapplicable experience, including
employment with a not for profit board, andwith a proven track record of
success
* Posses alumni association experience will be an advantage
* Strong facility and proficiency with Microsoft Office Suites (Word,
Excel,PPT, etc.)
* Strong written communications skills, with particular emphasis
andexperience in news writing and persuasive writing.
* Strong oral communication skills, including demonstrated experience
inpublic speaking.
* Experience with multimedia presentations, especially PowerPoint.
* Be able to work with diverse groups and engage in interpersonal
contactwith a wide variety of internal and external constituencies.
* Excellent time management skills.
* Ability to communicate effectively in oral and written
communication in Englishand Bahasa Indonesia
For moreinformation about IIEF go to http://www.iief.or.id
. Please specify the position you
appliedfor in the subject. No phone inquiries accepted. Only qualified
candidates willbe contacted.
Closing date: March 18, 2012.
The IndonesianInternational education Foundation (IIEF) is an
educational organization that administersvarious educational scholarship
programs for study in Indonesia and abroad,including a number of
short-term training and programs for professionals andscholars funded by
international sponsor institutions.
IIEF is seeking candidates for a Program Specialist positionfor the
anticipated Program to Extend Scholarship and Training to Achieve
SustainableImpact Phase Two (PRESTASI II) funded byUSAID. The
position is contingent onIIEF being awarded the RFP, and USAID approval
of the proposed candidate.
JOB DESCRIPTIONS
1. Plan, develop andcoordinate program activities to meet project
objectives and goals.
2. Develop and implements thePost Training Program Support and
Follow-up Activities through the AlumniAssociation.
3. Conduct studies andresearch to evaluate and assess the quality of
the program's results.
4. Coordinates programcommunications, including writing/editing of
program newsletters, booklet andwebsite materials.
5. Arranges and conductsinterviews; writes and edits articles for
program publications.
6. Assists with the planningand coordination of special events for
program
7. Document findings of studyand prepare recommendations for
implementation of new systems, procedures, orprogram changes.
8. Make formal presentationrelating to program matters.
9. Monitor progress of programobjectives
10. Oversees and maintainsdatabase.
11. Maintains financial and administrativerecords for program
activities.
12. Attends professionalmeetings.
13. Performs other duties asassigned.
Requirement:
* Bachelor's Degree required.
* A minimum of five years of directlyapplicable experience, including
employment with a not for profit board, andwith a proven track record of
success
* Posses alumni association experience will be an advantage
* Strong facility and proficiency with Microsoft Office Suites (Word,
Excel,PPT, etc.)
* Strong written communications skills, with particular emphasis
andexperience in news writing and persuasive writing.
* Strong oral communication skills, including demonstrated experience
inpublic speaking.
* Experience with multimedia presentations, especially PowerPoint.
* Be able to work with diverse groups and engage in interpersonal
contactwith a wide variety of internal and external constituencies.
* Excellent time management skills.
* Ability to communicate effectively in oral and written
communication in Englishand Bahasa Indonesia
For moreinformation about IIEF go to http://www.iief.or.id
appliedfor in the subject. No phone inquiries accepted. Only qualified
candidates willbe contacted.
Closing date: March 18, 2012.
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