Tanoto Foundation (www.tanotofoundation.org) adalah sebuah lembaga nirlaba yang didirikan pada tahun 2001 oleh Sukanto dan Tinah Bingei Tanoto. Tanoto Foundation memfokuskan pada solusi kemiskinan antar generasi melalui perbekalan kesempatan pendidikan bagi generasi mendatang, memperkuat keluarga dan nilai-nilai sosial melalui perbaikan mata pencaharian dan program pemberdayaan bagi orangtua, serta membangun platform bagi lingkungan sekitar seperti akses ke air bersih dan sanitasi yang baik.
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Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Saturday, January 28, 2012
Request for Proposal: Konsultan Pelaksana Survey tentang Hubungan Produsen/Konsumen di Bidang Industri Kelapa Sawit
Tanoto Foundation (www.tanotofoundation.org) adalah sebuah lembaga nirlaba yang didirikan pada tahun 2001 oleh Sukanto dan Tinah Bingei Tanoto. Tanoto Foundation memfokuskan pada solusi kemiskinan antar generasi melalui perbekalan kesempatan pendidikan bagi generasi mendatang, memperkuat keluarga dan nilai-nilai sosial melalui perbaikan mata pencaharian dan program pemberdayaan bagi orangtua, serta membangun platform bagi lingkungan sekitar seperti akses ke air bersih dan sanitasi yang baik.
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Vacancy at Tanoto Foundation
Tanoto Foundation (www.tanotofoundation.org) is a not-for-profit foundation which strives to be acenter of excellence for facilitating and improving access to quality education and to empowerment opportunities that contribute to poverty reduction. The Foundation currently runs a number of philanthropic programs in Indonesia ranging from scholarship, teachers training, school improvement programs,research support, to small business development.
Monday, September 5, 2011
Program Manager
Tanoto Foundation (www.tanotofoundation.org) is a not-for-profit foundation which strives to be a center of excellence for facilitating and improving access to quality education and to empowerment opportunities that contribute to poverty reduction. The Foundation currently runs a number of philanthropic programs in Indonesia ranging from scholarship, teachers training, school improvement programs, research support, to small business development.
Thursday, September 1, 2011
The Field Finance and Admin Officer
Tanoto Foundation (www.tanotofoundation.org) is a not-for-profit foundation which strives to be a center of excellence for facilitating and improving access to quality education and to empowerment opportunities that contribute to poverty reduction. The Foundation currently runs a number of philanthropic programs in Indonesia ranging from scholarship, teachers training, school improvement programs, research support, small business development. In addition, the Foundation also works with its corporate partners to design quality community development and CSR programs.
Monday, July 11, 2011
Budget Accountant
Tanoto Foundation (www.tanotofoundation.org) is a not-for-profit foundation which strives to be a center of excellence for facilitating and improving access to quality education and to empowerment opportunities that contribute to poverty reduction. The Foundation currently runs a number of philanthropic programs in Indonesia ranging from scholarship, teachers training, school improvement programs, research support, small business development.
Tanoto Foundation is currently looking for Budget Accountant to be based in Jakarta, with travels of up to 25% to semi-remote parts of Riau, Jambi and North Sumatera.
Budget Accountant
(Jakarta)
Responsibilities:
The incumbent will be responsible for the Foundation’s accounting functions, including systems development and implementation of accounting processes.
Leading the budgeting processes of the Foundation and its programs, including budget preparation, budget control and analysis, and development of budget manuals and systems.
Also responsible for providing accounting supports to the Foundation’s field operations, and for liaising with auditors.
Requirements:
Bachelor degree in Accounting
At least 7 years of well-rounded working experience in finance & accounting, of which 4 years are in budgeting functions
Proficient in MS-Office & MS-Outlook applications
Fluency in English both written and verbal
Willing to travel to project sites
Sunday, June 12, 2011
Early Chilhood Education Expert
Tanoto Foundation (www.tanotofoundation.org) is a not-for-profit foundation which strives to be a center of excellence for facilitating and improving access to quality education and to empowerment opportunities that contribute to poverty reduction. The Foundation currently runs a number of philanthropic programs in Indonesia ranging from scholarship, teachers training, school improvement programs, research support, small business development.
Tanoto Foundation is currently looking for Early Childhood Education Expert to be based in Jakarta, with travels of up to 50% to semi-remote parts of Riau, Jambi and North Sumatera. The Expert will be directly in charge of quality and standard improvement of kindergartens, early childhood programs, child centers and daycares (to be loosely referred to as early childhood establishments or the establishments). While the quality and standard improvement program will target company-owned early childhood establishments, portions of the program will also need to be applicable for other public- or community-owned early childhood establishments in the surrounding areas.
Early Childhood Education Expert
(Jakarta Raya)
Requirements:
* Bachelor degree / extensive training in Early Childhood Education.
* Demonstrated skills in developing training modules for teachers, principals & parents and strong facilitation experience.
* Demonstrated skills in proposal development & partnership relations.
* Have strong leadership skills in capacity building & quality improvement of schools.
* Strong interpersonal and intercultural skills.
* Fluency in English and Indonesian both written and verbal
Wednesday, June 8, 2011
Monitoring & Evaluation Coordinator
Tanoto Foundation (www.tanotofoundation.org) is a not-for-profit foundation which strives to be acenter of excellence for facilitating and improving access to quality educationand to empowerment opportunities that contribute to poverty reduction. The Foundation currently runs a number of philanthropic programs in Indonesiaranging from scholarship, teachers training, school improvement programs,research support, to small business development.
Tanoto Foundation is currently looking for Monitoring & Evaluation Coordinator. The incumbent will be responsibleto design monitoring & evaluation systems (database, tools & features) andfollow on recommendations to influence project activities, as well as future program development.
MONITORING& EVALUATION COORDINATOR
Requirements:
* Bachelor degree in social science
* Minimum 8 years experience in development work, with no less than 4 years in development, design & implementation of monitoring and evaluation systems
* Experience in designing, developing & maintaining database
* Willing to travel
Program Officer
Tanoto Foundation (www.tanotofoundation.org) is a not-for-profit foundation which strives to be a center of excellence for facilitating and improving access to quality education and to empowerment opportunities that contribute to poverty reduction. The Foundation currently runs a number of philanthropic programs in Indonesia ranging from scholarship, teachers training, school improvement programs, research support, to small business development.
Tanoto Foundation is currently looking for Program Officer - Scholarship & Special Initiatives to be based in Jakarta, with time to time require travelling. The Officer will be directly in charge to improve the quality of scholarship program and at the same time The Officer have to establish active communication with scholars and alumni.
Program Officer
(Jakarta Raya)
Requirements:
* Bachelor degree from any major, preferably: communication, psychology or management.
* At least 5 years experience in projects involving education & program management.
* Literacy in computer (Microsoft Office & windows applications).
* Fluency in English and Indonesian both written and verbal.
Regional Project Manager (Integrated Poverty Reduction Project)
Tanoto Foundation (www.tanotofoundation.org) is a not-for-profit foundation which strives to be a center of excellence for facilitating and improving access to quality education and to empowerment opportunities that contribute to poverty reduction. The Foundation currently runs a number of philanthropic programs in Indonesia ranging from scholarship, teachers training, school improvement programs, research support, to small business development.
Tanoto Foundation is currently looking for Regional Project Manager
– Integrated Poverty Reduction Project. The incumbent will be responsible for the entire implementation of the program in the field and achievement of the goals, outcomes and outputs in the logical framework of the program in the field.
REGIONAL PROJECT MANAGER
(Integrated Poverty Reduction Project)
Requirements:
· Bachelor degree relevant to rural development (or equivalent professional experience)
· Minimum 8 years working experience, with 3 years project management experience in rural development
· Demonstrated skills in program design and proposal development, including partnership relations
· Experience in project management and capacity building of staff and/or working in an advisor or mentor role
· Able to build strong relations with local and national government, other partners and businesses
· Willingness to spend 90% of time in semi-remote rural areas
· Excellent communication skills
Creating Shared Value Specialist
Tanoto Foundation (www.tanotofoundation.org) is a not-for-profit foundation which strives to be a center of excellence for facilitating and improving access to quality education and to empowerment opportunities that contribute to poverty reduction. The Foundation currently runs a number of philanthropic programs in Indonesia ranging from scholarship, teachers training, school improvement programs, research support, small business development.
Tanoto Foundation is currently looking for Creating Shared Value (CSV) Specialist, to be based in Jakarta, with travels of up to 75% to semi-remote parts of Riau, Jambi and North Sumatera. The Specialist will be responsible for the development of CSV strategic and operational plans and maintaining a strong, mutually supportive relationship between all stakeholders.
Creating Shared Value (CSV) Specialist
(Jakarta Raya)
Requirements:
* Bachelor degree in Agriculture or related fields.
* At least 8 years of working experience, of which at least 4 years are in plantations development or CSV management.
* Humanitarian aid experience (NGO) is not a must but is an advantage.
* Intensive experience in negotiation and development.
* Strong interpersonal and intercultural skills.
* Fluency in English and Indonesian both written and verbal
* Willing to travel
Request for Expression of Interest (Consultancy in Starch Production)
BUSINESS MODEL CONSULTANCY
TAPIOCA STARCH FACTORY & CASSAVA FARMERS PARTNERSHIP
A. Background and Requestor
Most Asian countries succeeded in multiplying major cereal production through the `Green Revolution'. This was made possible by the introduction of high yielding varieties and policy support which promoted the construction of irrigation facilities and the use of modern inputs such as chemical fertilizers and pesticides. However, up until now almost all institutional support in food crop production in Indonesia has been directed at rice production to attain rice self-sufficiently. Consequently, the food crop diversification index has dropped and rice is the only specialized crop in all provinces of Indonesia.
The key to cassava's future in global and domestic starch markets will be improvements in efficiency and quality, and a reduction in production costs. For a model of successful cassava starch industry development, we need to look no further than Thailand, the world's No. 1 producer. The Thai industry began more than 50 years ago, and expanded rapidly during the 1990s, when trade restrictions sharply reduced the European market for Thai dried cassava chips, used as animal feed. The price of industrial-grade starch on the global market has risen from just over USD200 in the early 2000s to USD555 today, and it is highly unlikely to fall back down to previous levels. Therefore, the opportunities to expand industrialization of starch production are great, and though Indonesia's exports were surpassed by Thailand, the potential of cassava product exports is still large, which is shown by the lower DRC (Domestic Resource Cost) in the starch making process, indicating a comparative advantage in the world market (Nelson, 1984).
More than 50% of starch in Indonesia is produced on Sumatera Island, with the majority of that being produced in Lampung. However, throughout Sumatera, farmers are converting to palm oil wherever possible, including Lampung, due to the higher price and more stable market for palm fruit than cassava.
APRIL has been working with a local investor to establish a stronger base for industrial grade starch requirements for APRIL's paper mill located in Riau Province. This is intended to be achieved by the
establishment of an industrial-grade starch factory in Riau Province that implements a viable, sustainable social business model which creates a mutually beneficial partnership between farmers and an industrial grade starch mill. The aim of the project is not only to support the pulp and paper mill of APRIL in diversifying and strengthening local supply of industrial-grade starch, but also to support the sustainable economic improvement of farmers that will be providing cassava to the starch mill, while ensuring both farming and mill practices are environmentally sound.
B. Objectives
The broad objective of this consultancy is to conduct a quick assessment and to produce a report on cassava agribusiness systems for the tapioca industrial-grade starch industry in Indonesia with taking into account the relevant global contexts and to develop social business model options to guide the successful establishment of industrial-grade tapioca starch production in partnership with local farmers in the province of Riau to support the pulp and paper industry in this province. Potential locations and partners have been identified in a specific location in Riau Province.
C. Outputs
1. Provide a strategy related to mill and cassava production to improve the welfare of the farmers.
2. Present a technical plan and process for its development and implementation to assist farmers develop high yields and quality. This plan and its implementation is to include processes to improve on-farm productivity and profitability in line with the livelihoods of the farmers and maintain short and long term environmental sustainability.
Specific Outputs
TAPIOCA STARCH FACTORY & CASSAVA FARMERS PARTNERSHIP
A. Background and Requestor
Most Asian countries succeeded in multiplying major cereal production through the `Green Revolution'. This was made possible by the introduction of high yielding varieties and policy support which promoted the construction of irrigation facilities and the use of modern inputs such as chemical fertilizers and pesticides. However, up until now almost all institutional support in food crop production in Indonesia has been directed at rice production to attain rice self-sufficiently. Consequently, the food crop diversification index has dropped and rice is the only specialized crop in all provinces of Indonesia.
The key to cassava's future in global and domestic starch markets will be improvements in efficiency and quality, and a reduction in production costs. For a model of successful cassava starch industry development, we need to look no further than Thailand, the world's No. 1 producer. The Thai industry began more than 50 years ago, and expanded rapidly during the 1990s, when trade restrictions sharply reduced the European market for Thai dried cassava chips, used as animal feed. The price of industrial-grade starch on the global market has risen from just over USD200 in the early 2000s to USD555 today, and it is highly unlikely to fall back down to previous levels. Therefore, the opportunities to expand industrialization of starch production are great, and though Indonesia's exports were surpassed by Thailand, the potential of cassava product exports is still large, which is shown by the lower DRC (Domestic Resource Cost) in the starch making process, indicating a comparative advantage in the world market (Nelson, 1984).
More than 50% of starch in Indonesia is produced on Sumatera Island, with the majority of that being produced in Lampung. However, throughout Sumatera, farmers are converting to palm oil wherever possible, including Lampung, due to the higher price and more stable market for palm fruit than cassava.
APRIL has been working with a local investor to establish a stronger base for industrial grade starch requirements for APRIL's paper mill located in Riau Province. This is intended to be achieved by the
establishment of an industrial-grade starch factory in Riau Province that implements a viable, sustainable social business model which creates a mutually beneficial partnership between farmers and an industrial grade starch mill. The aim of the project is not only to support the pulp and paper mill of APRIL in diversifying and strengthening local supply of industrial-grade starch, but also to support the sustainable economic improvement of farmers that will be providing cassava to the starch mill, while ensuring both farming and mill practices are environmentally sound.
B. Objectives
The broad objective of this consultancy is to conduct a quick assessment and to produce a report on cassava agribusiness systems for the tapioca industrial-grade starch industry in Indonesia with taking into account the relevant global contexts and to develop social business model options to guide the successful establishment of industrial-grade tapioca starch production in partnership with local farmers in the province of Riau to support the pulp and paper industry in this province. Potential locations and partners have been identified in a specific location in Riau Province.
C. Outputs
1. Provide a strategy related to mill and cassava production to improve the welfare of the farmers.
2. Present a technical plan and process for its development and implementation to assist farmers develop high yields and quality. This plan and its implementation is to include processes to improve on-farm productivity and profitability in line with the livelihoods of the farmers and maintain short and long term environmental sustainability.
Specific Outputs
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