Wednesday, April 22, 2015

Regional Capacity Building Officer, Indonesia (Local Candidates Only)




Position Title: Regional Capacity Building Officer, Indonesia

(Local Candidates Only)



Requisition Number: 14-0179



Location: Jakarta, Jayapura, Surabaya



Description:



Please Note: There are a total of 6 open positions in 3

different locations: Jakarta (2 openings), Jayapura (2

openings) and Surabaya (2 openings).



Department Overview:



Pact exists to help create a world where those who are poor and

marginalized exercise their voice, build their own solutions,

and take ownership of their future. The Indonesia DERAP Team,

contributes to realizing this purpose by:



• Forging smart partnerships and treating all people with

dignity and respect;



• Applying organizational policies and regulatory compliance

appropriately and consistently;



• Facilitating team spirit among colleagues and promoting the

organization through communications;



• Influencing decision makers through focused, relevant

communications;



• Continually striving to learn and share knowledge and find

small ways to make the workplace more enjoyable for all;



• Cultivating and harvesting innovation;



• Contributing to the organization’s ability to think and act

strategically at all times;



• Inspiring and spreading our desired organizational culture

across the global enterprise.



Position Purpose:



Reporting to the Regional Coordinator, the Regional Capacity

Building Officer is responsible for Working with provincial and

district government to provide organizational and program

management capacity development in particular to Civil Society

Organizations (CSO) that manage small grants provided by DERAP,

and to government units, and stakeholders.



Key Responsibilities:


  1. Working in coordination with District Government in

    implementation of SUM Program package of support that contains

    organizational and program management capacity development,

    management of small grants, technical services for continuum of

    prevention to care

  2. Provide extensive technical assistance to CSOs that manage

    small grants from SUM 2 in organizational capacity development

    that includes leadership and management; program planning and

    mobilization; community management (mobilization and

    participation); advocacy, facilitation and training skills;

    proposal development; resource allocation mobilization plan;

    leverage funding to local government and units, and private

    sectors; monitoring and evaluation, and other needs that are

    relevant to organizational performance.

  3. Ensure that small grants are well managed by the recipient

    CSOs.

  4. Working with individual organizations (KPA, Ministry of

    Health (MOH), and CSOs) at district level to assess the needs

    of technical assistance that will support District-wide

    organization performance for HIV-AIDS prevention and care

    program.

  5. Ensure that the overall training and mentoring services is

    in parallel to DERAP Program package of supports plan of each

    targeted intervention sites.

  6. Provide technical assistance to provincial and district

    government, Provincial and District KPAs, government units,

    stakeholders, and CSOs to enable them in the use of tools and

    local budget development.

  7. Working in coordination with International NGOs, Donors,

    and UN Agencies at local level to address the training and

    mentoring services needs.

  8. Working to improve participation of MARPs’ indigenous

    leaders in the implementation of continuum of prevention to

    care (COPC); and promote the reduction of stigma and

    discrimination by providing the most accurate information about

    HIV-AIDS and Most At Risk Populations (MARPS) through social

    marketing, and public speaking and political statements of

    government officials and community and religious leaders.

  9. Provide technical assistance to local government in the

    preparation and implementation of a regular coordination

    meeting with district government units, stakeholders, and CSOs

    for program updates and semi-annual review.


Basic Requirements:



• Bachelor’s degree in relevant field.



• A minimum of five years of progressively responsible capacity

building experience.



• Experience providing capacity building services to a project

with a budget of at least $1 million



• Strong understanding of USAID policies and regulations in

grants and contracts



• Proven experience in facilitating and overseeing high-quality

financial and organizational capacity building efforts,

including management of sub-grants



• Experience providing mentorship and technical assistance to

CSOs



• Competence using common desktop applications such as

Microsoft Word, Excel, and Outlook



• Strong oral and written communication skills



• Fluency in Indonesian Bahasa and proficiency in English





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