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Thursday, 08 September 2011 |
The National Democratic Institute (NDI) is a nonprofit, nonpartisan,
nongovernmental organization that responds to the worldwide quest for
popular civic participation, open and competitive political systems, and
representative and accountable government.
We are now seeking highly competent, active and experienced professionals to
join NDI Jakarta office. Ideal candidates should be Indonesian who are
strong professionals with excellent leadership, managerial and interpersonal
skills. Fluency in English both verbal and written is also an important
prerequisite.
*Program Officer*
to work in our Indonesian Political Parties program.
This position is available for the term of the grant or approximately 1
year.
The successful applicant should possess the following skills and experience:
• A degree in political science or international relations or a similar
discipline.
• Practical knowledge of the Indonesian political environment.
• Project management experience. (Preference will be given to candidates
with practical experience of managing USAID funded projects.)
• A working knowledge of the rules and regulations for using a USAID
grant.
• The ability to work independently as well as in a team environment.
• Fluency in both spoken and written Bahasa Indonesia and English.
• Skilled in Microsoft office programs, word processing, spreadsheets and
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Thursday, 08 September 2011 |
The Partnership for Governance Reform in Indonesia is a multi-stakeholder association dedicated to support Indonesian initiatives aiming at supporting governance reform agenda. The Partnership works closely with national and international community to initiate, advocate, and promote sustainable governance reform in Indonesia .
The Partnership brings together the Indonesian Government, Legislature, Judiciary, Civil Society, and the Corporate Sector with the support of the International Community in initiating a long-term process to improve governance in Indonesia in a durable way which expresses Indonesian ownership.
Currently we have immediate vacancy for high caliber Indonesians with high integrity to fill the following positions:
Junior Assistant for Administration of SUCCESS and SMART Governance
Summary of key functions :
1. Support of report writing
2. Support of administration and finance
3. Support of event organizing
Recruitment Qualifications :
Fresh graduate in management or administration or diploma 3 in management or administration, preferably with specialized certification in project management.
Experience in the usage of computers and office software packages (MS Word, Excel, etc) and knowledge of spreadsheet and database packages, experience in handling of web based management systems |
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Wednesday, 24 August 2011 |
Consultancy on Interim Support to Provincial Government on Spatial Planning and Low Carbon Development Programming in Papua
The UK Climate Change Unit (UKCCU), established in April 2011 by UK Department for International Development (DFID) and the Foreign & Commonwealth Office (FCO), is looking for consultants to provide consultancy on Interim Support to Provincial Government on Spatial Planning and Low Carbon Development Programming in Papua.
Expression of Interest should be sent by email to
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with subject: Interim Support
Deadline for expression of interest is 25 August 2011.
Upon submission of Expression of Interest, consultant will receive Invitation to Tender package including full TOR and is expected to submit application by 12 September 2011.
OBJECTIVE
To provide interim support (up to 8 months) to the spatial planning function of the provincial government in Papua. This will allow us to maintain the momentum of existing work, as we prepare for a new 3-year, broad-based programme of support to planning. It will also enable on-going GOI engagement in the planning of the longer-term programme, and ensure strong working relationships are maintained.
SCOPE
The scope of work will include, but not necessarily be limited to:
The provision of technical consultancy support to work with the planning function of the provincial government;
Supporting the development and articulation of GoI (Papua)’s plans for sustainable, low carbon development and their need for donor support
Feed in to the concurrent design process for the longer-term 3 year programme if required
Build engagement in provincial spatial planning in Papua with government, civil society and donor stakeholders. This should include conducting an assessment of transparency, accountability and participation in the spatial planning process, making recommendations on how to improve leadership, coordination and communication around spatial planning, and building support within GoI for those improvements.
RECIPIENT
The recipient of this consultancy is the Government of Indonesia.
OUTPUTS
The expected outputs from this consultancy will be:
· Detailed proposals for the implementation of the Provincial Government’s priority activities worked up so that they are able to approach donors for further support if needed (proposals might be suitable for UK or other donor funding)
· Clear GoI engagement in the design of the 3 – year programme, including reflecting stakeholder inputs from civil society
· No loss of momentum due to a lack of support, in implementing activities related to strategic planning in Papua province
· Excellent relationships with GOI officials in Papua maintained over time in advance of the launch of the 3-year programme
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Friday, 19 August 2011 |
KINERJA Project, a local governance program funded by USAID focusing on
providing service delivery in the areas of education, health and
economic services is currently looking for Governance Advisor (National
Office - Jakarta based). He/she should have demonstrated ability to work
effectively in cross-cultural settings and possessed ability to
communicate in verbal and written English, he/she must also have
effective computer skills particularly in MS Office suites. The selected
candidate must be willing to travel extensively in Indonesia.
I. BACKGROUND
The USAID-funded Local Governance Service Improvement Program (Kinerja)
works to fulfill two objectives: (1) to improve the service delivery of
Local Governments (LGs) in three sectors: education, health, and
business enabling environment (BEE), and (2) to learn how to better
measure the impact of development projects. Kinerja works with twenty
districts in four provinces and identifies, tests, and documents a set
of performance incentives and public service innovations that will
improve the education of children and health of families and make it
easier to open a local business. Governance aspects take up an important
role in this. Kinerja envisions to establish a model of "good
governance" in Indonesian local governments defined by measurable
improvements.
Kinerja's technical approach centres on stimulating local demand for
better service delivery (incentives) and building on the body of
existing practices in local governance programs and sectoral initiatives
(innovations), a set of interventions that have wide applicability
across Indonesian localities. Kinerja's will help Local Governments
apply these innovations, and expand them nationally e.g. via web-based
dissemination and service provider capacity building, and using linkages
with local government associations, national and provincial training
institutes, NGOs, and additional universities (replications).
The Kinerja program seeks to apply good governance incentives and
innovations in public service delivery at the district and community
level. It takes a focus on basic education, basic health care, mother
and childcare, and the strengthening of one stop services to improve
business licensing. It intends to build on existing innovations and
training packages developed by ministries and communities. It enriches
them with complementary tailor-made governance interventions and
establishes an environment for their replication. In building on
existing innovations the Kinerja Program focuses on stimulating both
demand for as well as enhancing capacities and mechanisms for improved
public service delivery – in the health, education and economic
development sector.
More specifically, Kinerja aims to encourage service delivery that (a)
is effectively and efficiently managed by local government agencies
operating at different levels of the education, health and business
enabling system (district, sub-district, and school levels); and (b) has
strong civil society agencies that effectively voice the aspirations of
all stakeholders. The project seeks to promote local government
management practices that are transparent, participatory, responsive and
accountable (i.e., practices that are guided by principles of good
governance). It encourages productive partnerships with civil society
and work through various mechanisms such as social media technology.
The Kinerja Program, which is made up of a consortium of program
implementers that includes TAF, Social Impact, Kemitraan, UGM and Smeru;
and is led by Research Triangle Institute (RTI). The Kinerja Office is
located in the BRI II building and currently manages programming in four
provinces (Aceh, West Kalimantan, South Sulawesi and East Java).
II. STATEMENT OF WORK
The Governance Advisor serves as project manager and technical advisor
for the Kinerja governance program support work. In doing so, the
Governance Advisor will provide conceptual inputs, management oversight,
administration and monitoring, as well as technical guidance for the
governance program portfolio, while ensuring coordination and
collaboration among other Kinerja programming components.
Major Duties and Responsibilities
The primary objective of the assignment is to develop the governance
capacity of the supply and demand side of service delivery in health,
education and business enabling environment in local regencies. In
particular these are:
Institutions at the district level and sub-district level, with a focus
on education, health and economic development i.e. District Education
Offices (DEO), School Boards, the District Health Offices (DHO),
Community Health Clinics (Puskesmas), One Stop Services (OSS) to be open
and improve information access, conduct participatory management and be
responsive and accountable to needs of citizens;
Key governance related institutions such as of regional elected councils
(DPRD), District Education Council (Dewan Pendidikan), national and
regional interest groups (CSO), and the media to mobilize demand for
improved services, and strength advocacy capacity of the civil society
organization and media so that they can demand for better public
services.
Ensure Kinerja's program activities extensively involve women and
that the selection of services are highly relevant to women.
Use printed or broadcasted media and social media networks such as
facebook, blogs, SMS gateways to inform civil society and establish a
broad public on quality of public services.
Responsibilities and Tasks:
· To design, implement, monitor and evaluate the Kinerja
governance support program, consisting of civil society oversight, and
innovative media component, knowledge management and gender support.
· To guide the identification and development of tools and
methods for improving the governance of education and health services of
local governments, as well as those related to improved business
environment.
· To increase sustainability of program interventions by
ensuring that technical interventions are in line with long-term,
existing government policy and governance frameworks (i.e. Peraturan
Daerah, Renstra Pembangunan Jangka Menengah, Naskah Akademik, SK related
to Health, Education and BEE) are utilized as a vehicle for change.
· To manage the Public Oversight Specialist, the Media
Specialist and the Knowledge Management and Gender Specialist in the
day-to-day implementation of Kinerja, and provide governance related
technical and managerial mentoring of Kinerja staff at central,
provincial and district levels.
On the SKPD side:
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Friday, 05 August 2011 |
Post title: Technical Project Officer (Ambon Island)
Duration: 4 w/m with possible extension
Date required: 1 September 2011
Duty station: Ambon Island, Maluku Province, Indonesia
Counterpart: Maluku Provincial Government (MPG)
Implementation Partner: International Labour Organisation (ILO)
Main Duties:
•Monitor and supervise activities of the village productivity groups in the Ambon Island villages;
•Assist beneficiaries in improving product quality and packaging;
•Assist beneficiaries on maintaining and improving record keeping;
•Determine training needs and other support needed by the VPGs;
•Prepare training plan and content for the interest groups;
•Plan and supervise training and other activities in the villages;
•Keep training records and assist Project Assistant in maintaining expenditure details;
•Establish market linkages and assist VPGs forming cooperatives and associations;
•Prepare monthly work plan and weekly and monthly reports as required by the Project;
•Perform other related duties as assigned by the project.
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