Project Manager – Jenggala

Yayasan Plan International Indonesia (Plan Indonesia) is affiliated with Plan International which was founded by a British journalist John Langdon-Davies and a humanitarian worker Eric Muggeridge in 1937, with the initial goal is to provide food, accommodation and education to children whose lives had been disrupted by the Spanish Civil War. Langdon-Davies conceived the idea of a personal relationship between a child and a sponsor – a sponsorship model that puts the child at the centre and remains the core of what we do.

Today, Plan International is known as a global organisation that is active in 75 countries, including Indonesia, with current vision is to advance children’s rights and equality for girls.
In Indonesia, Plan International operated in 1969 as ‘Foster Parents Plan Foundation’ or ‘Plan International Indonesia’. We focused on the area of Yogyakarta as requested by the Former Governor of Yogyakarta Province, Sri Sultan Hamengkubuwana IX, with a mission to protect the rights of abandoned children.

• Lead high-impact projects in one of the world’s most climate-vulnerable countries.

• Collaborate with government, NGOs, and global partners.

• Strengthen the humanitarian–development nexus.

• Contribute to advancing child rights and girls’ equality.

• Undergraduate degree in social sciences, agriculture, business, economic, climate change or gender studies.

• Minimum of 5 years of experience in project implementation relevant to livelihood, agriculture and climate change, including budget management, monitoring and evaluation, and quality project reporting. Experience working to provide technical assistance in responding to climate-smart livelihood is an asset.

• Minimum of 3 years experience working in coordination with Government agencies/offices, NGOs, and INGOs for livelihood, agriculture and climate change.

• Demonstrated knowledge in international development tools: programme logic, monitoring dashboard, and community empowerment.

• Demonstrated knowledge of gender transformative approach, gender-based violence, child rights, and inclusion.

• Affinity to work with and for children and young people.

• Understanding of Indonesian Government policies, laws, and institutions in climate change, livelihood, agriculture and/or environment

• Good oral and written communication skills in Bahasa Indonesia and English is a must.

• Ability to provide technical guidance and support staff.

• Ability to function efficiently and effectively with little day-to-day supervision.

• Demonstrated skills in problem-solving and people management.