Cowater International is an
Ottawa-based Canadian management consulting firm specializing in international
development. We work primarily on projects funded by international
finance institutions. (You can learn more about us at www.cowater.com)
We are currently seeking to recruit an
Indonesian part-time consultant (up to 45 days over 6
months) in Civil Society Support to provide
assistance for a DFATD-funded project to support Indonesia’s Islands of
Integrity Program for Sulawesi (SIPS). The project
currently assists 10 sub-national governments in North and South Sulawesi in reducing
opportunities for corruption through implementing transparent government
administration practices in three areas: a) the establishment and improvement
of one stop services (PTSP) for licenses and other government services, b) support PAS (Disdukcapil) for identity
cards and other personal information services, and c) fair and efficient procurement
(Pengadaan Barang
dan Jasa/PBJ) systems and processes.
Key Responsibilities
The Civil Society Support consultant will play a pivotal role in assisting
civil society representatives already participating in the project to better
understand and perform their roles and to contribute to successful project
outcomes. Specific
responsibilities include:
·
provide advice and support to the Project Director, Jakarta and to
the Project Officers based In Makassar and Manado in proposing and managing activities
to assist civil society and Organisasi Masyarakat Sipil (CSO/OMS)
representatives participating on existing Implementation Task Forces (Gugus
Tugas) and Working Groups (Pokja) to better understand and perform their
roles vis-à-vis that of government members of the same committees and to help strengthen trust and
understanding between civil society and government.
·
assist CSO/OMS representatives currently
participating in the project to better understand and execute their
responsibilities to the community at large; i.e. supporting
the implementation of OSS, PAS and Procurement reforms for more transparent and
accessible service delivery and encouraging continuing sub-national government
commitment to reform
·
assist the OMS representatives to
fulfill their responsibilities to the public at large by assisting with
delivery of public meetings in North and South Sulawesi to be facilitated by
OMS members of the Gugus Tugas and Pokja; these meetings are intended to bring
results to date of the project to the public, present the Survei Integritas
findings, solicit comments and feedback on SIPS and improvements to public
service delivery and identify next steps and the way ahead after project
completion
·
preparation of a brief handbook exploring the opportunities and
challenges of strengthening CSO/OMS and sub-national government cooperation in
achieving common goals for the public good
·
documentation of key events
Qualifications:
·
Minimum of undergraduate degree with specialization in
public administration, project management, local governance reform or other
specialties relevant to the position;
·
Minimum of 10 years of professional experience in the field
of development work with substantial specific expertise relating to civil
society engagement
·
Practical knowledge gained through experience of local
governance issues, reforms and gender in Indonesia
·
Two (2) years previous experience working with bilateral or
multilateral donors in a similar capacity
·
Willingness to travel to both North and South Sulawesi as
required
·
Competence in MS Office programs (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
·
Demonstrated ability to promote and initiate work processes
and complete given assignments with minimum supervision
·
Experience in the areas of licensing/PTSP, disdukcapil and
pengadaan barang dan jasa (PBJ) reforms is considered an asset
·
Ability to communicate in both spoken and written English is
essential
Qualified candidates are asked to submit their CV and Covering Letter in English to: ita.tumiwa@sips.or.id. The closing date for applications is WIB
5:00 p.m. August 15, 2014. Female
candidates are encouraged to apply. All
applications are appreciated, but we regret that only suitably qualified
candidates will be contacted.

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