Lowongan untuk posisi Monitoring & Evaluation Specialist

Iklan ini diposting 17 January 2012, biasanya deadline submission 1-2 minggu setelah iklan.

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Since 1963 and in 145 countries, ACDI/VOCA has empowered people in developing and transitional
nations to succeed in the global economy. Based in Washington, D.C., ACDI/VOCA is a nonprofit international development organization that delivers technical and management assistance in agribusiness, financial services, enterprise development, community development and food security in order to promote broad-based economic growth and vibrant civil society. ACDI/VOCA currently has approximately 93 projects in 40 countries and revenues of $124 million.
We are currently seeking applicants for a Monitoring & Evaluation (M&E) Specialist for the current AMARTA II project.

The AMARTA II project is a follow-on to the 4-year AMARTA project, and it aims to strengthen the value chains of three high-value commodities (coffee, cocoa and horticultural crops). This is a long-term opportunity and the position is immediately available.

Responsibilities:
The M&E Specialist will be responsible for:
-          Development and implementation of a comprehensive system of monitoring progress and
impacts, including developing results and indicators;
-          Data collection processes, analyses and preparing reports;
-          Training field staff in collecting and supplying M&E information; and
-          Supplying the M&E information in the required format to USAID periodically.
Qualifications:
Education: M.S. or equivalent in Agriculture
Economics or a related field with 7 years experience or B.S. with 10 years of relevant experience in developing and implementing M&E systems in agricultural development programs is required.
Experience:

-          Demonstrated experience in setting up and implementing M&E systems;
-          Experience in designing and measuring results impact indicators and measures;
-          Compiling, analyzing, measuring results and impacts,
-          Training staff in M&E processes;
-          Organizing data collection system;
-          Utilizing GIS and ICT applications for M&E; and
-          Assisting the COP in the drafting and production of success stories and quarterly newsletters.
A candidate with experience of working with USAID M&E systems is preferred.
Language:
Native (Bahasa) language skills required. One or more local languages (Provincial level languages) and English language skills at level 4. CVs should indicate the approximate level of language.
To be considered for this recruitment, please submit a resume to acdivocarecruitment@yahoo.com and include Position Title in the Subject Line. No phone calls please. Only finalists contacted. Women and minorities encouraged to apply.

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Vacancy in NTD Project Jakarta Based

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT (Jakarta based)

The Administrative Assistant will be responsible for providing
administrative support for the NTD ENVISION regional team. S/He will be
based in the NTD project office in Jakarta and report to the Resident
Program Advisor.

Responsibilities:

· Organize files, correspondence, manuals, papers and
ongoing maintenance of such;
· Handle phone, fax, mail and courier communications, and
direct to correct staff;
· Assist with processing and maintenance of encumbrances
(Fee for Service Contracts, Lease Agreements, Rental Agreements, etc);
· Ensure timely submission of reports, processing of
purchase orders, budgets and other documents from grantees, vendors and
consultants;
· Provide high quality document formatting and production
assistance;
· Coordinate logistics planning and administration for
travel, accommodation, and per diem for in-country conferences,
meetings, and study tours;
· Support in-country project meetings. This may include
booking rooms, coordinating schedules, issuing and tracking meeting
invitations, preparing meeting agendas and supporting materials, and
preparing meeting notes;
· Handles routine requests for internal support for, e.g.,
IT, phone, and editing services;
· Assist the Accountant with logistics and
procurement-related activities; and
· Other general administrative duties as assigned.

Desired Qualifications and Experience:

· High school diploma and at least 1.5 years of experience
in administrative assistance practices and procedures;
· Relevant vocational training.

Desired Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:

· Demonstrated knowledge, skills, and/or experiences in
accounting transactions and ensuring compliance of internal control
systems;
· Knowledge of donor funded programs, particularly USAID a
plus;
· Strong ability to work in a team-oriented setting;
· Advanced working knowledge of Microsoft Office
applications;
· Detail oriented, organized and able to meet tight
deadlines;
· Self-motivated, results driven, prefers to work in a
fast-paced dynamic environment;
· Effective written and interpersonal communication skills;
· Fluency in English preferred.

ACCOUNTANT  (Jakarta based)

The Accountant will be responsible for ensuring the timely and efficient
administration of project funds for the NTD ENVISION regional team.
S/He will be based in the NTD project office in Jakarta and report to
the Project Administration Manager (PAM).

Responsibilities:

· Maintain local accounts on the QuickBooks computerized
accounting system.
· Maintains local audit file, including filing of general
ledger journal vouchers, accounts payable documentation, and other
miscellaneous financial filings;
· Performs full range of accounting functions;
· Assists the PAM collecting financial information and
supporting documentation from grantees, ensure timely transfer of funds
to grantees, and maintains log of grantee funds transfers;
· Identifies potential accounting discrepancies and works
with the PAM to effectively research, track, and resolve;
· Prepare periodic financial reports;
· Review payment claims and prepares and processes check
requests, which includes ensuring purchase orders, receiving and
invoices are matched;
· Responsible for processing and maintenance of encumbrances
(Fee for Service Contracts, Lease Agreements, Rental Agreements, etc);
· Responsible for ensuring compliance of standard practices;
· Assist with budget preparation and monitoring;
· Assist the PAM during year-end cut off processes for
payments; and
· Other general accounting duties as assigned.

Desired Qualifications and Experience:

· Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration or
Accounting and at least 1 year of experience in the management of
financial systems and budgets, financial reporting, auditing, and/or
taxation;
· Professional Accounting Designation (CPA, ACCA), or
significant progress toward obtainment of designation preferred.

Desired Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:

· Demonstrated knowledge, skills, and/or experiences in
accounting, financial planning and management, accounting transactions,
budgeting, reporting, and ensuring compliance of internal control
systems;
· Familiarity with USG Cost Accounting Standards; Knowledge
of donor funded programs, particularly USAID a plus;
· Strong ability to work in a team-oriented setting;
· Knowledge of accepted accounting practices and principles;
· Advanced working knowledge of Excel and strong database
skills;
· Strong financial acumen and analytical ability;
· Detail oriented, organized and able to meet tight
deadlines;
· Self-motivated, results driven, prefers to work in a
fast-paced dynamic environment;
· Effective written and interpersonal communication skills;
· Fluency in English preferred.
Monitoring and Evaluation Specialist  (Jakarta based)

Responsibilities:

· Provide technical support of RTI’s activities that
strengthen strategies of the National NTD control program. Ensures that
all Monitoring and Evaluation activities are implemented in accordance
to work plans and budget
· Upon request, liaise between RTI’s NTD Control Program
in Indonesia, Program staffs, Ministry of Health, Program partners and
other national and international donors and organizations involved in
NTD control activities
· Provide mentoring, training and supervision of other
project staff on Monitoring and Evaluation methodologies
· Provide support to the MOH for timely implementation and
smooth operation of country program activities
· Upon request by the Indonesia NTD Resident Program Advisor
and/or RTI staff in Washington DC, prepare reports and summary updates
on progress of program activities to relevant NTD Control Program
partners and stakeholders, including work plans and semi-annual reports

· Conduct Data Quality Assessments (Data Audits) of MDA
results in districts supported by USAID in collaboration with MoH staff
· Provide guidance in data collection and quality control for
baseline prevalence and disease distribution data, funding gap analysis
tool data, Program scale-up data, MDA coverage data, and disease
monitoring and impact data in Indonesia (historical and current)
· Submit data in NTD Control Program report format through
the Disease Distribution Form, Funding Gap Analysis Tool, MDA Treatment
Projections Form, MDA Coverage Form, Semi-Annual Report, and other forms
as needed
· Perform other duties as needed

Qualifications:

· Advanced degree, Masters or above, in public health or
relevant discipline
· At least three years of progressive relevant experience in
database management and program evaluation.
· At least two years of professional use of Microsoft
Windows/Excel software, and one year professional use of Access, SPSS,
and other statistical packages.
· Strong organizational and interpersonal skills and ability
to work in a team-oriented setting
· Strong English language oral and written communication
skills
· Proficient in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
· Experience in disease surveillance, infectious diseases
preferred
· Experience working with USAID or other donor-funded
projects preferred
· Willingness to travel within Indonesia frequently
· Must be Indonesian.

To apply, please email your Resume/CV to hr@rti-indomd.rti.org
<mailto:hr@rti-indomd.rti.org> . Please write down “the
position” that you’d like to apply in the subject line of your
email. Interested parties should respond immediately. Only shortlisted
candidates will be contacted. No phone and e-mail inquiries, please.

RTI is proud to be an EEO/AA employer M/F/D/V.

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JOB VACANCIES
The ActionAid Australia (AAA) and Keumang Foundation partnership under the
finance of the Aceh Economic Development Financing Facility (AEDFF) on Improving Competitiveness of Aceh Cocoa Value Chain
to Increase Farmers’ Income, Create Jobs and Alleviate Poverty based in Banda
Aceh, Aceh Province is currently recruiting the following positions:
- All positions are subject to approval of anticipated funding -

PROCUREMENT ASSISTANT (3 Positions)

TheProcurement Assistant (PA) is responsible for the
procurement of goods, works and services. Reporting to the Procurement Officer,
the PA will prepare procurement documents and contracts under World Bank and
Government of Indonesia (GoI) procurement regulations. Assist Procurement
Officer on administration for procurement document files management. Support
tender committee on preparing tender documents.

Qualifications:  Minimum 5 years working experience in a similar position;
Experience with World Bank/MDF and GoI procurement regulations highly desirable;
Minimum Bachelor’s degree in economics, trade, finance, law or related fields;
CIPS or similar qualification highly desirable; Strong communication skills;
Strong reading and writing

CONSTRUCTION PROJECT OFFICER (1 Position)

The Construction Project Officer
(CPO) is responsible for supporting and reporting to Construction Project
Manager to do close supervision and visit construction project sites of
consultant construction supervision and building – land preparation contractor’s
work to ensure the performance works are meet with construction program time line. Recommend any engineering solution for any identified technical
problems on the field following approved construction documents refer to
Indonesian Standard (SNI) and or International Standard for building
construction. Reporting update situation of constructions field progress and
other related information in weekly to Construction Project Manager.

Qualifications:  Minimum 5 years working experience in monitoring
construction projects and in working with construction consultants Minimum
Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering or similar field; have knowledge and
skill on various laboratory test tools and method; and work experience in Aceh
highly desirable;  Experience in the
construction of agricultural processing units desirable; Strong communication skills; Strong reading
and writing Could work under
pressure conditions; could operate engineering software computer CAD, and
Office software and other engineering software more preferred.

CONSTRUCTION PROJECT ASSISTANT (1 Position)

The Construction Project Assistant (CPA) is responsible to assist and
support Construction Project Manager to manage office/project documents by
classify, coding, and archiving. Collect and manage any construction documents
report from contractor and consultant supervision. Prepare supporting documents
for contractor and consultant payment together with finance staff.

Qualifications:  Minimum 1 years working experience in manages project
documents. Have minimum Diploma’s Degree in Office Management Document or in
similar education background; could work under pressure conditions. Strong communication skills; Strong reading
and writing; could operate computer software office.

Candidates who applied previously for this position do not need to apply again.
All positions will be fixed-term contract until end of March 2012 with possibility to extend and are
based in Banda Aceh.  Please submit your
application (cover letter and CV) on or before 3 January 2012 to     hr.aaaindonesia@gmail.com.
Due to the urgency of the above recruitment AAA reserves the right to recruit before the end of the
deadline.
Only shortlisted candidates
will be contacted. No phone calls or walk-ins.

Plan Indonesiaadalah lembaga kemanusiaan internasional, dan organisasi pengembangan masyarakat yang berpusat pada anak, tanpa afiliasi dengan agama, kepentingan politik dan pemerintah tertentu. Visi Plan adalah terciptanya suatu dunia, dimana semua anak bisa mewujudkan seluruh potensi mereka di dalam masyarakat yang menghormati hak dan martabat manusia.

Kami mengundang warga negara Indonesia yang jujur, berintegritas tinggi dan memiliki komitmen terhadap pengembangan masyarakat yang berpusat pada anak, untuk bergabungdengan kami sebagai:

Construction Project Coordinator – Contract Base
(Penempatan: Grobogan, Jawa Tengah)

Bertanggungjawab terhadap keseluruhan proyek pelaksanaan rehabilitasi gedung sekolah

Persyaratan:
·         Sarjanabidang Teknik Sipil
·         Tiga ( 3 ) tahun pengalaman dalam implementasi konstruksi fisik
·         Mempunyai komitmen tinggi pada pengembangan masyarakat
·         Mempunyai kemampuan komunikasi, advokasi, dan jejaring yang baik
·         Mampu mengoperasikan komputer

Plan Indonesia memberi kesempatan yangsama kepada semua pelamar( laki-laki dan perempuan ). Hanya kandidat yang memenuhi syarat yang akan diundang untuk mengikuti interview.
Kirimkan surat lamaran (beserta CV update, Photo terbaru) tidak lebih dari 2 MB secepatnya,  isilah subject email dengan format : ( Posisi yang dilamar  ) – ( Nama),  paling lambat 28 Desember 2011 ke P & C Department:

Plan Indonesia Country Office: Gedung Menara Duta Lantai 6 Wing A, Jalan HR Rasuna Said Kav B-9 Jakarta Selatan atau email: HRD.Indonesia@plan-international.org,

Sebagai organisasi pengembangan masyarakat yang berpusat pada anak, Plan tidak mentoleransi kekerasan terhadap anak. Jika anda ingin mengetahui lebih lanjut tentang Plan International silahkan kunjungi website kami di www.plan-international.org atau www.plan-indonesia.org

Vacancy: Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) Specialist – Closing date 20 Dec 2011

Chemonics International Inc., a leading international consulting firm,
seeks to fill the following long-term, full-time position for a project
funded by the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), Higher
Education Leadership and Management (HELM) project. The primary
objective of the HELM project is to provide technical assistance to
strengthen the capacity of Indonesian higher education institutions to
perform more effectively in financial management, general administration
and management, quality assurance, and collaboration with external
stakeholders. We are seeking successful candidates for the position of
M&E Specialist.

Technical Position:

The M&E Specialist will be responsible for planning, performing and
ensuring proper implementation of M&E of the HELM project and its
activities. Such monitoring and evaluation will include formation and
updating of the project and annual monitoring and evaluation plans,
monitoring and evaluating progress toward planned milestones,
achievements and expected results, and reporting on such progress. S/he
will work with technical staff to ensure timely and consistent data
collection and develop databases and spreadsheets to ensure data is
readily available. The M&E Specialist will perform data analyses and/or
create graphics to inform reporting requirements and project
communications products. S/he will also plan for and supervise
intermittent impact assessments, collect and disseminate lessons
learned, and share successes during project implementation.

Qualifications:

* B.A./B.S. in relevant field required; Master’s degree preferred
* Minimum 6 years’ relevant experience developing and
implementing M&E systems in a development context
* Experience in developing M&E systems for tertiary education
development projects preferred but not required
* Experience with M&E/PMP systems for similar international
implementers or organizations desired. Exposure to USAID’s managing
for results approach preferred
* Strong analytical skills and computer skills in Word, Excel,
Access, and other programs required
* Ability to meet tight deadlines and prioritize effectively, to
convey results to non-technical stakeholders, and to generate interest
in the use of M&E results and help staff to make programmatic
improvements desired
* Interest in working with a multi-cultural, international team in a
dynamic and fast-paced environment
* Strong attention to detail, organizational and prioritization
skills
* Ability to work both independently and in a team
* Strong verbal and written communication skills in English and
Bahasa Indonesia

Interested applicants are requested to send a cover letter and resume
(references will not be contacted prior to the interview) to
indonesiahelm@gmail.com <mailto:indonesiahelm@gmail.com> by Tuesday 20
December 2011. Please list the position title in the subject line of the
email submission. No telephone inquiries please. Applications will be
considered on a rolling basis. Only qualified and final candidates will
be contacted. These positions are subject to USAID approval and salary
scales.

Chemonics International (www.chemonics.com) was founded in 1975 and is
one of the largest U.S. consulting firms providing expertise in
developing and emerging-market countries for initiatives financed by
USAID.

Lowongan Konsultan di Bidang Infrastruktur untuk 2012-2014

Di penghujung tahun ini, tak terasa sudah 3 tahun berlalu sejak saya mengikuti pool of consultant yg diadakan oleh INDII.

Banyak kesempatan berharga yang saya peroleh berkat masuknya nama saya di pool of consultant mereka baik secara langsung maupun secara tidak langsung.

Seperti kebiasaan orang Indonesia, pertanyaan pertama: apakah gratis? Jawabnya : Ya gratis…

Selanjutnya hanya memerlukan tekad dan kemauan untuk berusaha.

Silahkan melakukan Step pertama dari perjalanan karir yang super sebagai Konsultan terutama di Bidang Infrastruktur yaitu dengan meregister data diri kita ke alamat yg tertera di link tersebut di bawah ini. Selamat mencoba.

 2011/12 to 2014/15 IndII Consultant Pool

The Indonesia Infrastructure Initiative (IndII) is funded by the Government of Australia through the Australian Agency for International Development (AusAID) and managed by SMEC International. IndII aims to assist national and subnational agencies improve infrastructure in Indonesia. IndII works across a range of infrastructure sectors, including transportation, water and sanitation, and policy and investment.

In order for IndII to meet its stated objectives, the engagement of skilled and experienced consultants (from firms and individuals) is critical. The establishment of the 2011/12 to 2014/15 IndII Consultant Pool is an important mechanism for IndII to engage specialists to provide services going forward.

IndII has utilised the existing IndII Consultant Pool for the last 3 years. This existing Consultant Pool will expire upon the establishment of the current 2011/12 to 2014/15 IndII Consultant Pool.

The following skill categories are being sought and experienced consultants (firms or individuals) are encouraged to apply. For each of the skills categories, there are a number of sub-categories that Consultants must nominate for. Consultants are required to apply for individual sub-categories and provide relevant experience, skills, qualifications, examples of past work and referees.

The EOI process opens on the 28^th November 2011 and will close at 5:00pm, 23^rd December 2011, Jakarta local time (UTC/GMT + 7hrs). To obtain the EOI pack (including the EOI document, EOI response template and instructions) firms and individuals need to complete the EOI registration form found either online or downloaded via the link below.

• EOI Registration Form
• Online EOI Registration

Members of the existing IndII Consultant Pool will need to apply through this EOI process. Those existing members who fail to submit an application to the EOI will not be considered for this IndII Consultant Pool.

The registration must be sent to: registration@indii.com.au

Registrations received after 5:00pm on the 12^th December 2011, Jakarta local time (UTC/GMT + 7hrs) will not be accepted.

The following diagram briefly outlines the process of the EOI.

Any questions / queries will need to be made directly to: queries@indii.com.au

Queries received after 5:00pm 13^th December 2011, Jakarta local time (UTC/GMT + 7hrs) will not be responded to. Queries regarding the EOI process, document and templates and the subsequent response from IndII will be made available to all registered individuals and firms in the form of addendums.

Individuals and firms considering applying to the IndII Consultant Pool must ensure they are compliant with the AusAID Advisor Remuneration Framework (ARF).

Membership to the IndII Consultants Pool is at the discretion of IndII in accordance with the evaluation plan. Membership to the IndII Consultant Pool does not commit IndII to a contract for services; however members of the IndII Consultant Pool will be invited to submit quotes in competitive RFQ processes for work once the IndII Consultant Pool has been established.

Lowongan Konsultan Pemberdayaan di Kalimantan Selatan

Posisi:

Asisten Fasilitator Kecamatan Pemberdayaan (ASFK)

Fasilitator Kecamatan Teknik (FKT)

Terima kasih atas sharing salah seorang rekan pembaca blog ini, bersama ini saya sampaikan info terbaru yang saya dapat. Batas akhir pendaftaran tanggal 28 November 2011, meski sudah agak mepet, namun siapa tahu berguna bagi yang membutuhkan informasi ini.

File pengumuman terlampir (dalam bentuk pdf):

Pengumuman Lowongan FK & FT Kalimantan Selatan

Semoga informasi ini membantu rekan2 yang membutuhkan.

Lowongan Konsultan Pemberdayaan FT PNPM Mandiri  di Jawa Barat

Terima kasih atas kiriman informasi dari salah seorang rekan pembaca Blog saya ini.

Semoga info ini membantu bagi rekan2 yang sedang mencari info Lowongan Konsultan Pemberdayaan.

Lowongan Monev Specialist di Kalimantan Tengah

Sekedar info bagi rekan2 yang mendalami bidang Monev (salah satu cita2 saya dulu), menurut saya ini proyek yang sangat menarik.

Monitoring, Evaluation and Communications Officer based in Palangkaraya, Central Kalimantan.

Indonesia Australia Forest Carbon Partnership (IAFCP) Facility is funded by Australian Aid – managed by IDSS Pty. Ltd. and Euroconsult Mott MacDonald on behalf of AusAID.  IAFCP Facility seeks qualified Indonesian nationals for KFCP Monitoring, Evaluation and Communications Officer based in Palangkaraya, Central Kalimantan.

Background
The Kalimantan Forest and Climate Partnership (KFCP) is a key activity under the Indonesia Australia Forest Carbon Partnership (IAFCP).  The goal of KFCP is to demonstrate a credible, equitable, and effective approach to reducing greenhouse gas emissions from deforestation and forest degradation that can inform a post-2012 global climate change agreement and enable Indonesia’s meaningful participation in future international carbon markets.  KFCP has four components that correspond to the key aspects of REDD+:
·         reducing greenhouse gas emissions through incentives to local people and technical means;
·         developing methods and capacity to measure and monitor greenhouse gas emissions;
·         developing and testing equitable and practicable payment mechanisms to channel financial payments to those people and organisations that contribute to achieving emissions reductions; and
·         building institutional and technical readiness on the part of local government and villages to implement REDD on a sustainable basis.

Scope of the position responsibilities
The Monitoring, Evaluation and Communications Officer ( MECO ) is responsible for designing and/or updating simple routine monitoring and evaluation tools, coordinating external evaluations and project-related research conducted by partners and other organisations on KFCP, ensuring project monitoring data is documented and analysed, collecting lessons learned from project activities, providing input from monitoring and evaluation results to the project for continous programme improvement, and analysis of and reporting on monitoring data and indicators collected by managers and activity managers for KFCP.

Reporting
This is a full time position reporting to the KFCP Coordinator.  The MECO will also be advised by the RE&QAS and the COS while being contracted through the IAFCP Facility Managing Contractor (IDSS Pty Ltd).  The MECO will be the direct line manager for the Documents, Archiving, and Database/Data Management Specialist (DADDMS) and will work closely with/provide guidance to the GIS Manager and the Gender and Social Safeguards Specialist (GSS).

Tasks and duties
·         Under the guidance of the IAFCP RE&QAS:
o    Ensure that monitoring and reporting tools for each KFCP activity are simple and efficiently capture information progress made for each activity as well as document those people involved in activities, the challenges encountered, the lessons learned, and the steps identified at the unit level to address emerging constraints/issues (reported on a month-by-month basis).
o    Ensure that data is collected and systematically stored by KFCP managers and unit heads
o    Supervise the Documents, Archiving, and Database/Data Management Specialist (DADDMS) to ensure that all data collected through KFCP is stored in central archives, and that key indicators of progress are tracked in central databases and shared with IAFCP.
o    Improve knowledge management in the KFCP project through improving project data storage systems and training of team members, together with the DADDMS.
o    Support field teams to improve activity design and implementation processes based on monitoring, evaluation and research findings and lessons.
o    Synthesise data collected by the project against output and outcome indicators and share progress with both KFCP and IAFCP
o    Document lessons learned from the project for continous learning
o    Periodically visit field sites for verification of project progress
·         Help KFCP activities teams to consolidate the results of unit-level monitoring activities and the results of verification activities of progress made over time on:
o    Progress on UKL/UPL and other related governance/policy/regulatory environment requirements
o    Livelihoods activities and trainings
o    Community engagement activities
o    Implementation of Payments and Governance activities and capacity building
o    GIS spatial mappings (eg. Land boundaries, tenure, etc)
o    Sharing of information between KFCP and INCAS for Carbon Accounting and REL
·         Coordinate with the KFCP managers and unit heads of technical teams to ensure that progress on activities are systematically documented and archived for each corresponding unit in a simple format that can easily be incorporated into the IAFCP’s Rolling Prioritization Plans and bi-monthly newsletters/briefs.
·         With input from the Gender and Social Safeguards Specialist (GSSS) and the RE&QUS, design and administer tools to document and analyse the participation of different groups (gender, socio-economic, ethno-religious, vulnerable, livelihoods and other relevant social groups) across the project, as well as specifically in:
o    Work packages
o    Livelihoods trainings
o    Capacity building activities
o    Socialisation activities
o    Research and evaluation activities
o    Communications activities
o    Other relevant project activities
This includes, identifying the practical challenges and working with the to ensuring the participation of vulnerable groups and suggesting steps to redress this
·         Under the guidance of the IAFCP RE&QAS assist in the  design of both internal KFCP activities and externally commissioned projects related to:
o    Wider research involving the KFCP project,
o    Evaluations of the wider project or specific unit activities,
o    Providing feedback to managers on the results of monitoring and evaluation activities to provide inputs into work processes, and
o    Develop and/or carrying out training and outreach activities for the KFCP project based on the results of evaluations, lessons learned, and wider research
·         Take primary responsibility for the facilitation of the in-field implementation of the above mentioned research and evaluation activities, including working with partners from local and national universities, civil society organisations, government and other institutions.  This includes coordinating and guiding commissioned partners to implement evaluations and other reviews of KFCP activities.
·         With input from the COS and RE&QAS:
o    Consolidate information on activities undertaken and participation in these activities as well as new scientific breakthroughs for input into bi-monthly news briefs and other communications outputs which support KFCP and IAFCP communications.
o    Provide media monitoring activity (focusing on issues related to Fire management, peatland rehabilitation and alternative livelihoods).
o    Work with COS to produce human interest story to be published through the AusAID publications (Focus) and IAFCP website.
o    Identify community attitudes, awareness and levels of knowledge regarding REDD related issues.
·         Under the coordination of the KFCP Coordinator, if required, assist Kapuas District and Kalimantan Tengah Provincial Governments to develop tools for government-based:
o    monitoring and reporting on REDD+ activities
o    training of district/provincial government officials on monitoring, evaluation and reporting
o    monitoring and reporting systems strengthening of REDD+ related activities
·         Assist KFCP Coordinator to review unit plans, the RPP inputs, and other planning of activities based on the analysis of the monitoring information collected (as outlined above)
·         Assist KFCP Coordinator to disseminate lessons learned and RPP to the district and provincial governments

Required qualifications and experience
The MECO should hold a post-graduate degree, and/or be able to demonstrate evidence of training in monitoring or evaluation design, conduct and management. In addition, s/he should be able to demonstrate practical experience in project monitoring, evaluations (or research) design and implementation, analysis and reporting. This experience should reflect the development of sound methods and tools, conduct of data collection activities, analysis of data (or supervision of such), interpretation and dissemination of results and report preparation. An ability to communicate complex concepts simply with a range of stakeholders in Indonesia using a variety of outreach and communication should also be demonstrated.
Experience of Indonesia and fluency in Bahasa Indonesia and a working knowledge of English is essential.  Knowledge of local Dayak languages, working on other REDD+ demonstration activities, and in knowledge management would be an advantage.
Selection Criteria
·         A post-graduate degree, and/or be able to demonstrate evidence of training in monitoring or evaluation design, conduct and management;
·         Demonstrated practical experience in project monitoring, evaluations (or research) design and implementation, analysis and reporting.;
·         Able to work collaboratively and demonstrated ability liaise with KFCP team members;
·         Extensive experience in the development of sound methods and tools, conduct of data collection activities, analysis of data (or supervision of such), interpretation and dissemination of results and report preparation.;
·         A strong ability to coordinate work plans and meet deadlines as part of a multi-disciplinary team, working in a coordinated and cohesive manner to achieve program objectives.
·         An ability to communicate complex concepts simply with a range of stakeholders in Indonesia using a variety of outreach and communication should also be demonstrated.
·         A proven record in establishing and maintaining effective knowledge capture and data collection / record keeping systems that enable KFCP to generate and share relevant lessons for REDD+ and for effective program management.
·         An ability to uphold and ensure all teams and partners adhere to guidelines for program operations, procurement, Safety & Security, Fraud, etc.
·         Excellent oral and written communication skills, and a working knowledge of local (Dayak) language/s would be a distinct advantage.

Information about thisposition isalsoavailable on IDSS website – www.idss.com.au/pages/1295825092.app

If you think you might be up for the challenge, please send your application to us at:recruitment@iafcp.or.idno later than 20 November 2011. Please specify position name you are applying for in your e-mail. Only shortlisted candidates will be notified.