Chemonics seeks a short-term Coastal Development & Environmental Specialist

Chemonics seeks a short-term Coastal Development & Environmental Specialist
for the USAID-funded Indonesia Marine and Climate Support (IMACS) project.
The project’s goal is to support the Indonesian Ministry of Marine Affairs
and Fisheries (MMAF) efforts to achieve sustainability in the marine and
fisheries sector and to improve the response of coastal communities to
near-term disasters and long-term impacts related to climate change.



Responsibilities include:

The Coastal Development & Environmental Specialist will ensure that the 15
micro and 3 small grants issued by IMACS for seaweed cultivation, mangrove
restoration (including ancillary activities such as fish processing), and
eco-tourism are:

·         -  Monitored and technically supported.

·        -    In compliance with the USAID and Chemonics rules and
requirements of CFR 216


Qualifications:

 ·         Educational training at the Bachelor of Science level, and
preferably higher, in Coastal Environmental Science, or a closely related
field(s). (required)



·         Five years of practical experience working on coastal
environmental projects, preferably financed by an international donor(s)
(e.g., AUS-AID, USAID) or a recognized international NGO(s). (desired)


 ·         Five of years of combined experience working in seaweed
cultivation, mangrove restoration, fish processing, aquaculture and
fisheries resource technology/management, and/or eco-tourism. (required)


·         Experience with assessing, designing, implementing, monitoring
and reporting on environmental safeguards and mitigation strategies on
coastal projects, preferable related to CFR 216. (required)


·         Good communication skills, both spoken and written, in both
Bahasa Indonesian and English. (required)


·         Willingness to maintain an aggressive field travel schedule in
NTB and SULTRA. (required)

Application Instructions:

Interested applicants should send a cover letter and resume with the
subject “Coastal Development & Environmental Specialist” to
IMACS.project@gmail.com as soon as possible, but no later than August 2,
2013. Only finalists will be contacted.