Indonesia Team Leader, Sustainable Palm Oil Public Private Partnerships – Jakarta, Indonesia
POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT
Indonesia Team Leader, Sustainable Palm Oil Public Private
Partnerships – Jakarta, Indonesia
Effective with the release of this position announcement,
Winrock International is recruiting applicants for the
Jakarta-based position ofIndonesia
Team Leader, Sustainable Palm Oil Public Private
Partnerships. The responsibilities, duties, and
qualifications are described in the attached position
description.
GENERAL:
Winrock International is a nonprofit organization that works
with people in the United States and around the world to
empower the disadvantaged, increase economic opportunity, and
sustain natural resources. Winrock matches innovative
approaches in agriculture, natural resources management, clean
energy, and leadership development with the unique needs of its
partners. By linking local individuals and communities with new
ideas and technology, Winrock is increasing long-term
productivity, equity, and responsible resource management to
benefit the poor and disadvantaged of the world.
SALARY & BENEFITS:
The salary will be commensurate with qualifications and
experience. Excellent benefits.
APPLICATIONS:
Applicants should go to
"http://www.winrock.org">www.winrock.orgto the Jobs link
and submit a current resume and cover letter referencing
“Indonesia Team Leader, Sustainable Palm Oil
PPPs” byJune 30, 2015.
Winrock thanks all applicants for their interest; however, only
candidates who meet all requisite criteria and are short listed
will be contacted.
POSITION DESCRIPTION
Position Title: Indonesia Team Leader, Sustainable Palm Oil
Public Private Partnerships
LOCATION: Jakarta, Indonesia
Department: Forestry and Natural Resource Management Unit
Reports to: Chief of Party
POSITION SUMMARY
Winrock International is recruiting an Indonesia Team Leader,
Sustainable Palm Oil Public Private Partnerships around an
anticipated USAID-funded project. This position will be based
in Jakarta, Indonesia. The anticipated project will address the
constellation of market forces, financial incentives, policy
levers, social norms and values driving deforestation and
biodiversity loss in Indonesia in order to promote changes in
individual and organizational behavior to reduce greenhouse gas
GHG emissions and conserve valuable marine and terrestrial
biodiversity nationwide. The Indonesia Team Leader, Public
Private Partnerships, will engage private sector entities
dependent on land-use change, particularly in the palm oil
sector, in the promotion of new conservation-oriented low
carbon business models that reduce GHG emissions and conserve
valuable biodiversity. Responsibilities include liaising with
public and private actors in the palm oil and other
agribusiness sectors to promote and strengthen the development
and application of sustainable policies and procedures and to
coordinate and facilitate national adoption of successful low
carbon conservation strategies via public private partnerships.
The Indonesia Team Leader will work closely with relevant
Government of Indonesia Ministries, private sector actors,
signatories of the Indonesian Palm Oil Pledge, relevant
business associations such as the Chamber of Commerce (KADIN)
and the Indonesian Palm Oil Association (GAPKI), and major
Indonesian banks.
RESPONSIBILITIES
1.Liaise with public and private sector actors
in palm oil and other agribusiness to promote and strengthen
the development and application of sustainable policies and
procedures.
· Coordinate with relevant Government of Indonesia (GOI)
Ministries (eg. Ministry of Agriculture).
· Coordinate with private sector actors, including, signatories
of the Indonesian Palm Oil Pledge.
· Coordinate with relevant business associations such as the
Chamber of Commerce (KADIN) and the Indonesian Palm Oil
Association (GAPKI) and financial institutions evaluating
private sector loan applications.
· Support public and private sector participation in the
development and adoption of the mandatory Indonesian
Sustainable Palm Oil (ISPO) standards.
· Play an active role in policy advice, strategic thinking, and
knowledge sharing.
2.Coordinate and facilitate national adoption
of successful low carbon conservation strategies for the
agribusiness sector, specifically palm oil, via public private
partnerships.
· Identify promising or successful practices from past or
ongoing projects in targeted landscapes and encourage their
adoption and use nationwide.
· Support development of improved management of conservation
areas within plantations and concessions.
· Mobilize financing opportunities that incentivize sustainable
enterprises.
· Support private companies in the application of improved
management practices and technologies.
· Promote information sharing with the relevant donor community
by initiating and/or participating in consultative meetings and
preparing briefs on public private partnership development
progress and activities.
The applicant will be required to:
· Travel within Indonesia on visits expected to be 1-2 weeks
long;
· Closely follow the implementation plan and monitor each
deliverable;
· Represent the project team at meetings and conferences as
needed;
· Address and proactively identify problems and challenges.
QUALIFICATIONS
Skills, Knowledge, and Experience:
- 10 years of relevant experience in palm oil and other
agribusiness sector with a deep understanding of issues around
sustainability.
- Strong understanding of Indonesian political practices.
- Experience working on major donor-funded projects.
- Experience working with the GOI Ministries and Government
Officials (eg. Ministry of Agriculture).
- Experience working with private palm oil companies and
business associations such as KADIN and GAPKI.
· Experience with palm oil sustainability standards (ISPO and
RSPO).
- Ability to build and maintain strong and effective
relationships with multiple stakeholders.
· Exposure to “green lending” and related practices across
financial institutions is an asset.
· Exceptional communication skills, including writing.
· Fluent in English and Bahasa strongly preferred.
· Master’s Degree in Agriculture, Forestry, Natural Resource
Management, International Development, or related field.
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