Johns Hopkins Center
for Communication Programs (CCP), a not-for-profit human development organization, combines the
science and art of strategic communication to help people around the world make
better choice for themselves, their families and their communities. Johns Hopkins established CCP over 20 years
ago in recognition of the pivotal role communication plays in the way people
think and behave about health and development issues. As a leading international authority on
public health, the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health is dedicated
to protecting health and saving lives.
The mission of CCP is to use its core strengths —strategic behavior
change, knowledge management, advocacy, capacity building and research and
evaluation— to achieve these goals. We are
currently seeking qualified candidates to serve as Provincial Coordinator in Jakarta.
Project Description:
The Rapidly
Expand Access to FP in Selected Districts in Indonesia (“My Choice”) project, funded by the
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, is designed to contribute to the
Government of Indonesia’s family planning goal to increase the nation’s mCPR (modern
Contraceptive Prevalence Rate) by addressing barriers to supply and demand
issues and creating
a consumer-driven environment where every woman can choose and access the
right method given her life stage in 11 selected districts through three components:
demand-generation initiative, facility readiness, and supply chain management. In collaboration
with BKKBN (The National Family Planning Coordinating Board), the project will
use a blended learning approach that combines formal and informal capacity to
strengthen its capacity to lead Indonesia’s FP agenda to ensure that BKKBN can
continue the important work of the project after it is completed.
The project is in
the process of building its team and is looking forward for a team player and
motivated individual to fill this position.
General Position
Description:
The Provincial Coordinator
will assist and
work in coordination with BKKBN and consortium partners to facilitate training
on program planning, advocacy and implementation. S/he will also have to coordinate with
consortium partners for regular meetings and activities and in developing
strategic advocacy plans and activities in provincial and district levels. Additionally, s/he will also be coordinating
the community outreach partners (Aisyiyah and/or Muslimat) to develop workplan,
trainings, job aides and do other related duties.
In coordination
with the community outreach partners, s/he will have to coordinate for joint
planning, develop workplan, coordinate activities, monitoring activities on:
data collection, data quality assurance, community outreach,
Minimum qualifications: bachelor or master degree in
relevant discipline, preferably in public health, social science or
communication with a minimum of 7 years relevant
experience with international development programs which includes 5 years of
relevant supervisory experience and in a leadership position for community
outreach/mobilization in a similar project. Must have experience in health programming or related
field and in developing community plans and strategies, as well as Behavior
Change Communication programming and M&E experience; and have excellent
communication skills, including fluency in written and spoken English. Past
experience working with I/NGOs and donors is a plus.
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