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Thursday, 19 January 2012 |
Job Title : Livelihood
Project Officer
Location : East Jakarta
Division : Disaster Risk
Reduction (DRR)
Date : A.S.A.P.
SUMMARY
KARINA is the humanitarian arm of
the Bishops’ Conference of Indonesia based in Jakarta and is officially
considered as a member of the Caritas Internationalis confederation.
Established in mid-2006, it recently completed its first strategic planning in
early 2008. One of the results of the strategic planning is the identification
of three main divisions: Programs Division, Support Division and Total Quality
Management Division. KARINA acts as a coordinating and facilitating body for
all the 37 Dioceses incorporated under the Bishops’ Conference of Indonesia. |
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Wednesday, 30 November 2011 |
URGENTLY REQUIRED
Islamic Relief Worldwide is an International Non-Governmental Organization
(NGO) established in Birmingham, UK in 1984. Islamic Relief has a
consultative status (special category) with the economic and Social Council
of the United Nations is full member of British Overseas NGOs for
Development (BOND) and a signatory to the code of conduct for the
International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement and NGOs in Disaster
Relief. It seeks to promote sustainable economic and social development by
working with local communities through relief and development programmes.
Islamic Relief Indonesia is part of Islamic Relief Worldwide which has been
working in Indonesia since 2003. Islamic Relief Indonesia provides service
and support to the communities in mandate areas, based on the MoU with
Department of Home Affairs. There are some initiative sectors under
Emergency and Development program such as Shelter, Water and Sanitation,
Health and Nutrition, Livelihood, Orphans, Education, Marines Fisheries, and
Disaster Preparedness and Response. Through these sectors, Islamic Relief
Indonesia plays significant role in alleviating the suffering and poverty of
the world's poorest people. |
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Friday, 19 August 2011 |
Lutheran World Relief
is a U.S. based non-profit development organization engaged in seeking lasting
solutions to poverty and reducing risk is seeking applications for experienced
consultant/s to undertake a feasibility study of Nusa Tenggara Timur.
The objective of the feasible study is to map
priority needs of Nusa Tenggara Timur in line with NTT Government strategy and
provide recommendations for innovative sustainable programming.
A more detailed Terms of Reference will be
provided to the shortlisted applicants and will be the basis of the feasibility
study. The timeframe for the feasibility study will be September 2011.
Lutheran World Relief is requesting by close of
business 24 August 2011 the following:
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Letter of
application including CV and a copy of at least one feasibility study conducted
in Indonesia (preferably in Eastern Indonesia)
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All applications
and attachments must be in English
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Friday, 19 August 2011 |
AusAID funded initiative, the Poverty Reduction Support Facility, is seeking applications from highly qualified Senior Monitoring and Evaluation Specialist for part time intermittent inputs over the life of the Facility (until end 2014). The Poverty Reduction Support Facility is a joint project between AusAID and the Government of Indonesia to improve the quality of policy advice for poverty programs in Indonesia.
The Senior M&E Specialist is required to support the national full-time M&E Specialist in both the development and implementation of an elaborated M&E System for the Facility.
The full terms of reference including the selection criteria and responsibilities are available at www.grminternational.com / under “Project Employment”.
Interested candidates should send the following documentation:
· Application letter and CV with 3 references
· Statement illustrating their key experience and skills against each of the selection criteria
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Thursday, 11 August 2011 |
EVALUATION
LIVELIHOOD SUPPORT PROJECT
IN FADORO AND BINAKA VILLAGE NIAS
Background
Fadoro
and Binaka Villages are located in Nias District and around one hour travel by
car from Gunung Sitoli (the capital of Nias District). The main means of livelihood activities of
people in both villages are almost similar to people who lived in other areas
of Nias Island, namely agriculture and animal
husbandry activities. Most villagers of both villages earn daily income by tapping
rubber trees which are already very old. Trees grow naturally while other kinds
of plant like banana trees and bushes are overgrown and fill the ground under
the rubber trees. The same situation applies to their husbandry activity where
the animals are subject to several diseases, bad sanitation, poor reproduction
and breeding practices as well as poor feeding.
In
keeping with Nias tradition, most of the livelihood activities are conducted by
women. Women in Nias hold a very important role since they are the ones who tap
the rubber trees, conduct rudimentary agriculture activities and take care of the
animals. Women also must undertake domestic functions such as buying foods for
the family and caring for the children. Unfortunately, whilst undertaking most
of the work and generating income for the family women in Nias have a lower
community status which can be seen that women are rarely involved in community
meetings or community decision making.
Considering
woman’s roles in livelihoods and economic generation and providing for family
needs this project is targeting women as its primary beneficiary.
Strong
and motivated women are considered a community asset. In addition, there is plenty
of fertile unused land; as well as local wisdom of Falulu Fohalewe (prepare the farmlands together and swift among the
villagers’ farmlands). Teachers who have been inactive in these villages are
also willing to participate actively in the implementation of an informal education
class.
Lutheran World Relief (LWR) in partnership with Lembaga Keuangan Mikro
Ebeni Haezeri (LKM) as implementing partner have been implementing the “Livelihood
Support Project in Fadoro and Binaka Village” since August 2008.
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