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Winrock International Institute for Agriculture Development an international non-profit organization is seeking outstanding individuals to fill various positions for the Capacity for Indonesia Reduction of Carbon in Land Use and Energy (‘CIRCLE’) project that aims to accelerate Clean Energy & Sustainable Development in the Palm Oil sector in Indonesia. The program is funded by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID)
The vacant positions are:
· Deputy Chief of Party (DCOP)
· Anaerobic Digestion and biogas expert
· Technical field staff bio-energy
For details on qualification please refer to http://www.winrock-indo.org/. All positions are based in Jakarta, Indonesia but incidental travel to Sumatera and Kalimantan is anticipated. Interested applicants are invited to submit their application letters, resume to
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and no later than November 21st, 2011.
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Thursday, 11 August 2011 |
LOWONGAN KONSULTAN
REMPAH-REMPAH
( Cengkeh & Pala)
Latar Belakang
Project
Indonesia adalah salah satu exporter
rempah-rempah terbesar di dunia pada urutan ke tiga setelah China dan India. Dalam sejarahnya dan hingga
kini Maluku merupkan pusat penting perdagangan rempah Indonesia. Sementara itu komoditi
rempah (cengkeh dan pala) adalah sumber pendapatan dan berpotensial besar untuk
memperbaiki kondisi sosial ekonomi masyarakat Maluku. Namun kenyataannya terlihat
adanya kendala pada beberapa sistem pasar yang menyebabkan kendala di setiap
levelnya.
Pada November
2010, Mercy Corps melakukan assessment yang menujukkan bahwa pengetahuan petani
dalam teknik budidaya cengkeh dan pala masih rendah. Tidak adanya informasi atau transfer pengetahuan
di daerah setempat menyebabkan para petani
tidak mampu merehabilitasi tanaman, melakukan pengendalian serangan hama
dan merawat tanaman. Sehingga mereka sangat tertarik dalam kerja sama untuk
mempelajari teknik budidaya yang baik dan mengidentifikasi peluang untuk melakukan
peremajaan tanaman baru serta informasi keuntungan yang dihasilkan setelah
menerapkan hal tersebut.
Melalui Program SUD (Spice UP the Deal), Mercy
Corps akan bekerjasama dengan seorang tenaga ahli budidaya rempah-rempah dan memberikan
ToT (Training of trainers) kepada petani untuk meningkatkan pengetahuan cara
tanam dan memperbaiki praktek pertanian sehingga kita dapat berharap akan
terjadi perubahan di tingkatan petani secara bertahap dan berkelanjutan.
Tujuan Project
Menyediakan informasi yang menyeluruh (holistik)
tentang praktek budidaya rempah yang baik dan dapat mengimplementasikannya di
tingkat petani. Dan
memberikan rekomendasi Pelayanan Satu
Atap tentang pelaksanaan praktek budidaya yang baik.
Tugas Konsultan
Menganalisa kondisi petani saat ini melalui survey lapangan,
pengamatan dan wawancaraMembuat panduan atau modul yang menyediakan informasi praktek budi
daya yang baik kepada petaniMelakukan ToT kepada OSS (One Stop Service/Pelayanan Satu Atap) untuk
menyebarkan dan mentransferkan pengetahuan praktek budidaya rempah-rempah
yang baikMelakukan Sekolah Lapang untuk memperagakan bagaimana
mengimplementasikan teknik budidaya yang baik.
Waktu dan Daerah Kerja
Seorang konsultan pertanian yang telah terikat
kontrak kerja dengan Mercycorps akan bekerja selama 10 hari dengan wilayah
kerja di Pulau Ambon dan Seram, Provinsi Maluku.
Kualifikasi
Latar belakang pendidikan bidang pertanian/kehutanan/perkebunanBerpengalaman dalam memfasilitasi pelatihan atau penyuluhan dan ToT
tentang budidaya cengkeh dan palaBerpengalaman dalam mengaplikasikan bahan – bahan alami dalam
penanggulalan hama dan penyakit tanamanBerpengalaman dalam melakukan identifikasi masalah dan kebutuhan
masyarakat terhadap usaha pertanian cengkeh dan palaMampu membangun komunikasi yan baik dengan masyarakat petani dan
memahami kondisi lokal setempat
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Thursday, 11 August 2011 |
The USAID Indonesia Forestry and Climate Support Project (USAID IFACS) is an integrated climate change, sustainable forest management, and low carbon emissions development program implemented collaboratively by the Government of Indonesia and USAID/Indonesia, building on 20 years of joint forest management effort between the Indonesian and US governments. The project was initiated in November 2010 and will be implemented over a four year period. USAID IFACS seeks to reduce the threats of deforestation and climate change, and help the Government of Indonesia (GOI) conserve the country's tropical forests, wildlife, and ecosystem processes (including carbon sequestration). The purpose of the grants program is to support USAID IFACS implementation by providing conservation incentives, increasing local participation, and improving collaboration in the achievement of project results.
Tetra Tech ARD, pursuant to the authority contained in the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961 and USAID Contract #AID-497-TO11-00002, is implementing the USAID IFACS Grants Program. Awards will be administered in accordance with provisions contained in ADS, Section 302.5.6, "Grants Under Contracts," ADS Chapter 303, "Grants and Cooperative Agreements to Non-Governmental Organizations," and/or within the terms of the USAID Standard Provisions applicable to Non-U.S. Non-Governmental Recipients. USAID IFACS will award standard, simplified, and fixed-obligation grants to successful applicants.
The USAID IFACS Grants Program targets non-governmental organizations (NGOs), universities, small and medium scale enterprises, and other civil society organizations operating in the following districts:
• Aceh Selatan
• Aceh Tenggara (with Gayu Lues)
• Katingan (with Pulang Pisau)
• Ketapang (with Melawai and Kayong Utara)
• Sarmi
• Mamberamo
• Mimika
• Asmat
USAID IFACS highly encourages applications from indigenous and Indonesian organizations. Grants up to IDR 850,000,000 may be awarded for projects ending by 1 August 2014. USAID IFACS anticipates issuing grants between one to three years. Projects should address one or more of the following areas:
• Land and forest resource governance including spatial planning: Improving governance of land and forest resources through strengthened natural resource governance capacity, spatial planning implementation, increased multi-stakeholder coordination, and improved implementation of forest management, climate change, and environmental law enforcement mandates.
• Improved management and conservation of forest resources in a changing climate: Reducing and/or mitigating threats that directly and indirectly degrade Indonesian forests, including climate change, and assisting communities to adapt and respond to such change in their management and use of vulnerable forest resources.
• Private sector, local enterprise, and market linkages: Helping local communities increase incomes at the community level through sustainable economic alternatives such as value-added processing.
Illustrative activities include local reforestation initiatives, value-added processing for agricultural and non-timber forest products, agricultural inputs to increase seed quality/tolerance to climate extremes/diversity, small scale sustainable SME products and services, implementation of small scale renewable energy, and other activities that directly support achievement of desired project results. USAID IFACS encourages applicants to reach out to a broad range of community and regional actors and propose creative and innovative approaches and methodology.
Large established organizations will be required to provide between 10 to 25 percent cost share contribution. USAID IFACS will make considerations for the cost share amount for small, less established, and indigenous organizations. Cost sharing includes beneficiary contribution, in cash and in kind, which would be required to implement the program. Cost sharing contributions may include volunteer services provided by professional and technical personnel, and unrecovered indirect costs.
Interested organizations should submit a concept paper not to exceed five pages (excluding the budget). Concept papers must include the information in the concept paper form below:
CONCEPT PAPER FORM
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Thursday, 11 August 2011 |
VECO-Indonesia, an international NGO committed to the promotion of Sustainable Agriculture within the context of agricultural chain development, is, now recruiting an Indonesian National for the position of:
“Field Coordinator for Nusa Tengara Timur (NTT) Province”
Who will be responsible to coordinate the operation of the VECO field office in Maumere, Sikka District (Flores)
Specific Responsibilities
1. Plan, implement and develop Sustainable Agricultural Chain Development, Advocacy and Consumer Awareness Program in the region
2. Coordinate operation of the VECO Indonesia Field Office
3. Represent VECO Indonesia in the region; liaise with all partners
4. Support network building locally, nationally and internationally
5. Support capacity building of partner organizations
Key Competencies and qualifications:
• At least 5 years experience in rural development or agricultural development holding a Bachelor’s or Master’s Degree in Agriculture, Agronomy, Economics or Environmental Sciences
• Working experience with a NGO or in the Development Cooperation sector
• Experience with Rural Development Programmes specifically on Sustainable Agriculture, Chain Development for agricultural products (cacao) and preferably also Advocacy and Consumer Awareness building.
• Representing VECO Indonesia in the NTT region, engage in network building inside and outside the region and facilitate dialogue platforms on agricultural chain development among strategic partners in the region
• Experience with the preparation of operational plans (including budgeting) and to coordinate its implementation. Production of regular financial and progress reports
• Supporting capacity building of regional partners in Agricultural Chain Development and Organization Strengthening. Capacity building plan for partners
• Good oral and writing skills in Bahasa Indonesia and English
• Willingness to live and work in East Nusa Tengara and travel frequently in the region
• Preferably knowledge of one or more of the local languages on Flores or Timor island.
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Thursday, 11 August 2011 |
Project Manager Mangrove Capital
Wetlands International is seeking an experienced and innovative Project Managerfor Mangrove Capital, an exciting new partnership initiative on mangrove conservation, focusing initially in Indonesia but with relevance to the whole tropics.
The project will bring together and mobilise dispersed knowledge and experience about mangrove values and will enable government and private sector partners to better manage their mangrove forests.
The successful candidate will manage a complex, multi-partner international project and leverage new partners and resources for pilot applications in the field. S/he will organise cutting edge action research on mangrove services and values, contribute to the design of new approaches for mangrove management and restoration and facilitate the integration of research findings into coastal policies and practices.
The successful candidate will have excellent communication and organisational skills and a relevant scientific track record on natural resources management, with a keen interest in coastal ecosystems. Based in the Wetlands International headquarters in the Netherlands, this position requires regular travel to the project areas.
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