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Wednesday, 28 September 2011 |
Social Impact, Inc
Enhancing International Development Effectiveness
* KINERJA in Papua, Indonesia*
*M&E POSITION DESCRIPTION*
*Background:*
Social Impact (SI) is an Arlington-based international development
management consulting firm. We provide a full range of innovative management
consulting, technical assistance, and training services to strengthen
international development programs, organizations and policies. We provide
services globally in the areas of democracy and governance, health and
education, agriculture, the environment, and economic growth.
*Objective:*
SI is seeking experienced Indonesian *monitoring and evaluation specialist
to support an anticipated USAID health governance activity in four districts
of Papua, Indonesia (Kota Jayapura, Jayapura, Jayawijaya, and
Mimika).*The project aims to contribute to the improved delivery of |
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Monday, 19 September 2011 |
SurfAid
International is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the alleviation of human
suffering through community-based health programs. We perform our work in
isolated regions connected to us through surfing and are professional, highly
energized, innovative and youthful in our outlook. Our main program areas are
Community Based Health, Emergency Preparation, Environmental Health (Water and
Sanitation) and Malaria prevention.
We
are now seeking for Senior Community
Facilitators (SCF) of the Emergency Preparedness Program to work in the
areas of Mentawai Islands - West Sumatera, the duty station will be determined later. The SCF will
report to the Progam Manager E-Prep and will work as an integral part of the
program management teams. This is a
fixed term contract based arrangement work for an initial period of 6 months
with a possible extension based on performance and availability of funding.
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Thursday, 15 September 2011 |
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by 5pm 20th September.
Starting date for work is September 28th.
*_Terms of Reference for the Coordinator and Lead Facilitator of Bamboo
Field School _*
This position will be supported through the following positions:
·One full time coordination assistant will be appointed from the EBP team.
·One co-facilitator from the EBPP team to be present at all sessions.
*_Scope of Work_*
Pre implementation:
1.Understand the process and outcome overviews of curriculum fully and
design activities for implementation of each session topic that reflects
process overviews and ensures all outcomes are met.
2.Develop an easy to follow work book with appropriate data sheets based
on designed activities to be distributed to all participants.
3.Prepare and purchase materials required. |
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Monday, 12 September 2011 |
Mercy Corps Indonesia
Open Vacancy
Mercy Corps helps people turn the crises they confront into
the opportunities they deserve. Driven by local needs, our programs provide
communities in the world's toughest places with the tools and support they need
to transform their own lives. Our worldwide team in 41 countries is improving
the lives of 19 million people.
Mercy Corps Indonesia is currently seeking to fill the post
through external candidates:
JAKARTA
Program Manager – Financial Access Indonesia
Liquidity Facility After Disasters (ILFAD)
The ILFAD Program Manager will be based in Jakarta and will be directly responsible for
program planning, oversight and implementation of the ILFAD program. S/he will
supervise national program officers.
Responsibilities include: rigorous planning, design, monitoring and
evaluation, staff supervision, budget management, donor relations, report
writing and staff management. Close engagement, partnership and capacity
building with MICRA, MFIs, and government, private sector, and community
partners are critical. The Program Manager will provide leadership and
mentoring to the program team and will be responsible for staff development.
Program Description:
In post-disaster environments, MFIs can serve as a critical
and immediate vehicle to provide much needed financing for community members to
repair damage to businesses, homes, and family assets, as well as deal with
injury and trauma to family members; but MFIs themselves are affected by the
same disasters that increase the vulnerability of their clients. Mercy Corps proposes to build on its pioneering
approach following the Yogyakarta earthquake
in 2006 to help key MFIs prepare for emergencies and provide stabilizing
liquidity and product support immediately after disasters strike. This will
allow disaster-affected MFI clients to access much-needed savings during that
critical period, while enabling the MFI to expand lending in its community to
support recovery efforts. As the
short-term deposits are repaid after the crisis passes, they will form a
long-term emergency liquidity facility for supporting MFIs following subsequent
disasters. During the
12-month program, tools and products specifically designed for lending during
emergencies will be developed and rolled out to MFIs in the disaster-prone
target areas of DKI Jakarta; Yogyakarta, Central Java; and Padang,
West Sumatra.
The learning, emergency loan products, and initiation of an Indonesia Liquidity Facility After
Disasters (ILFAD) that are developed through this program will provide an
improved blueprint for future post-disaster financial access interventions,
including disaster risk reduction activities that build resilience in the
financial services sector, and will lay the groundwork for an expanded regional
Emergency Liquidity Facility to scale microfinance services in disaster
recovery.
Qualifications:
BA/S
required; higher degree in management, international development or other
relevant field preferred;
Minimum
3 - 5 years of field experience, in positions of increasing responsibility;
Prior
experience in DRR in rural and urban settings required;
Demonstrable
expertise working in the micro finance sector;
Experience
with developmental programming, particularly in the areas of DRR, microfinance,
capacity building, and training;
Fluent
written and spoken English.
ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS:
Program Implementation
Responsible
for ensuring the program is implemented in ways responsive to the partners,
MFIs, communities’ and governments’ priorities, in line with Mercy Corps
principles and values and following Mercy Corps compliance procedures.
Directly
supervise the program officers; provides strategic direction to work plans,
ensures the program is coordinated and with other key stakeholders.
Sub-grant
management. Responsible for managing the
sub grants issued to national partner MICRA, this will include reporting and
program activity monitoring. |
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Monday, 12 September 2011 |
ASEAN-Australia
Development Cooperation Program (AADCP) Phase II
Consulting
opportunity
for
Enhancing the ASEAN
Community Progress Monitoring System (ACPMS)
Closing
date: 23 September 2011
The ASEAN
Secretariat invites applications for a medium-term (7 person months)
consultancy for the Enhancing the ASEAN Community Progress Monitoring System project
under the ASEAN Australia Development Cooperation Program (AADCP) Phase II
supported by Australian Aid.
Needs and
Objectives
ASEAN
needs an analytical tool for monitoring the achievement of ASEAN Community
goals and to support evidence or knowledge-based decision making and policy
creation in the region. The ACPMS is designed to be such a tool by
providing quantitative, outcome-based measures of progress in the various
priority areas towards ASEAN integration.
The project will start making
available a statistical report on the state and progress of the ASEAN Community
in the achievement of its key societal outcomes based on the ACPMS. The report could complement the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC)
Scorecard which can be regularly presented to the ASEAN Leaders, ASEAN policy
makers and ASEAN citizens in general. The report could also complement the
outputs of/ or be further developed into a more comprehensive monitoring tool
of the ASEAN Integration Monitoring Office (AIMO) of the ASEAN Secretariat, the
new Office designated to monitor the progress of ASEAN integration activities.
Bidding
The
work may be implemented by an individual, group of individuals, or a firm. Interested parties are invited to submit a
proposal in response to this announcement.
The
proposal should be in two parts: technical and financial.
The technical component should present the
following information:
· A brief discussion indicating the bidder’s
understanding of the needs of the project ;
· A brief analysis of key issues;
· A methodological discussion of how the bidder proposes
to address those needs including assessment of key issues, analytical
strategies and approaches that will underlie the project and specific
techniques to be utilized;
· A detailed workplan that specifies activities to be
undertaken, expected outputs, resources to be utilized and timing;
· Management plan;
· A discussion on how measures to ensure the future
sustainability of the outcomes of the project will be addressed;
· CVs of all proposed experts;
· Brief discussion of firm’s past experience in
undertaking similar work and brief summaries of all projects undertaken.
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