Overview
The role supports the Project Preparation Grant (PPG) exercise by focusing on technical inputs, data analysis, and documentation for the development of a project document funded by GEF. The project aims to build a holistic model of ecosystem-based sustainable use and inclusive governance of fishery resources in Inland Waters Fisheries Management Areas.
Key Responsibilities
- Contribute technical input to the PPG design, process and its implementation.
- Provide technical support to thematic PPG consultants.
- Provide technical inputs during stakeholder consultations.
- Consolidate and review technical reports and background documents.
- Analyze the baseline situation relevant to the project context.
- Support the development of landscape/site selection criteria.
- Provide technical recommendations to support the delineation of project target landscapes/sites.
- Support obtaining data from field visits in mapping project site.
- Analyze the status, drivers of biodiversity loss, and other environmental problems.
- Contribute to provide concrete proposals for project activity plans.
- Provide input into project results framework.
- Contribute to establishment of indicator baselines.
- Support identification of project implementation arrangements.
- Support budgeting by identifying local costs of various investments.
- Identify potential sources of co-financing.
- Support preparation of the project’s strategic workplan.
- Support reviews/comments in preparation of FAO-GEF Project Document and applicable annexes.
- Support receiving and addressing comments received from stakeholders on draft versions of the Project Document.
Required Experience
- At least 5 years strong practical experience on inland fisheries, marine biodiversity and conservation in Indonesia.
- Demonstrated experience in leading or coordinating GEF Project Preparation Grants (PPGs) or the preparation/design of GEF or other international donor-funded environmental projects.
- Experience in developing project documents, logical frameworks, results frameworks, monitoring indicators, implementation arrangements, and budgets.
- Proven capacity of engaging with a diversity of stakeholders including government institutions, NGOs, private sector, research institutions and local communities, and conduct fieldwork.
Qualifications
Masters’ degree in marine/fisheries, biodiversity conservation, environmental management, agriculture, or related field
