Job
description – Social Specialist to
Tropical Landscapes Finance Facility (“TLFF”)
TITLE/POSITION : Social Specialist
LOCATION:
DEPARTMENT/UNIT : Investment Unit, TLFF
Submission
deadline : 20 December 2018
ABOUT:
The
TLFF is a Government of Indonesia supported initiative facilitated by UN
Environment, World Agroforestry Centre, ADM Capital and BNP Paribas. The TLFF
leverages public funding to unlock private finance for sustainable agriculture
and renewable energy. The TLFF coordinates cross-functionally between the
government, private sector and communities to foster large-scale positive
change. TLFF is looking for a specialist with experience in working with
Indonesian indigenous people, smallholder communities and other stakeholders to
support the investment teams in Jakarta and Hong Kong.
Position Summary:
The main role of the Social Specialist (“SS”) would be
to work directly with TLFF investment and ESG assessment staff to:
a)
Develop operational procedures, processes,
guidance, toolkits, and references for indigenous peoples, smallholder
communities and other stakeholders in Indonesia
b)
Assist to develop, implement, report and update
TLFF’s practices and guidelines to indigenous peoples, smallholder communities
and other stakeholders
c)
Advise and support TLFF on all aspects of social
considerations and provide technical inputs
d)
Develop evaluation reports and workshop
materials that are adaptable to Indonesia culture
e)
Effectively communicate results of evaluations
and implementation toolkits
f)
The SS should have a clear understanding of the
environmental and social aspects/challenges of agriculture projects and be able
to equally support ESG DD
g) Support
efforts to document agriculture projects transactions, including assessments,
and due diligence reports
h) Knowledgeable
in current trends and development concerning to inclusion of ingenious peoples and
smallholder communities within the context of climate change
Qualifications:
a)
At least 5 years direct experience in social
consultancy in Indonesia
b)
Experience and demonstrated facility working
with an international team
c)
Understanding of the regulatory and social challenges
regarding indigenous peoples and smallholder communities in Indonesia
d)
Proven ability to work collaboratively and
effectively as part of a team
e)
Demonstrated leadership, strong organizational
skills, integrity
f)
Fluency in both Bahasa Indonesia and English
essential
Salary and Benefits
These
are competitive and commensurate with experience and qualifications.
Kindly submit your covering letter and
resume to communications@tlffindonesia.
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