Australia Indonesia Partnership for Justice
Assistant to the Provincial Coordinator – South Sulawesi
The
Australia – Indonesia Partnership for Justice (AIPJ) is a five year
program funded by Australian Aid with a current closing date of December
2015.
The
strategic focus of AIPJ is on realizing the rights of all Indonesians,
in particular poor women, vulnerable children and people with
disabilities. Building on the successes of previous Australian law and justice programs, AIPJ focuses on the following rights:
- Legal identity (birth, marriage and divorce certificates) as one precondition to realising basic economic and social rights, such as education and health care;
- The right to fair proceedings which are independent and impartial, fast, consistent, affordable, and accessible; and
- The right to legal information.
AIPJ
approaches realizing rights by working in partnership with key
government institutions (the supply side) as well as civil society and
local communities (the demand side), and the intersection between the
two. It does so through seven
operational programs: legal identity, court reform, legal aid, legal
information, and anti-corruption, civil society strengthening and
disability inclusion. These programs operate at both the national level,
where decisions are made, and the sub-national level, where lessons from the field can inform national level decision making. See here for a full description of the AIPJ strategy.
AIPJ
Provincial Offices are in Kupang, Mataram and Makassar to ensure that
AIPJ’s work especially in East Nusa Tenggara (‘NTT’), West Nusa Tenggara
(‘NTB’) and South Sulawesi are implemented effectively and to
facilitate greater
integration of AIPJ with the Australia Indonesia Partnership for
Decentralisation (‘AIPD’) and other relevant DFAT Australian aid funded
programs.
Duties
- Support the Provincial Coordinator and Administration & Finance Officer to develop and implement activities in South Sulawesi consistent with AIPJ’s plans and priorities
- Play the lead role in preparing English language documents for reporting and communication under the direction of the Provincial Coordinator
- Support the Team Leader and Deputy Team Leader with oversight of provincial activities
- Attend various workshops and events in a monitoring capacity and provide reporting, primarily in English, to AIPJ
- Assist in preparing and updating the database on legal information, including consultations with provincial partners, stakeholders and local organisations.
- Support the Provincial Coordinator in communication and coordination with other AIPJ teams
- Support new CSO and DPO partners with reporting obligations.
- Ensure quality of documentation and reporting for AIPJ and AIPD in Sulawesi Selatan.
- Other duties as directed by the Provincial Coordinator, Team Leader and Deputy Team Leader.
Selection criteria
- Relevant undergraduate/postgraduate qualifications in development, law or justice
- Fluent written and spoken English and Indonesian
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills including report writing skills
- Experience working with an international development program/project
- Good coordination and organisation skills
- Excellent interpersonal skills and relationship management
- A working knowledge of Australian Aid programs
How to apply for this position
- Cover letter responding to each of the selection criteria.
- Curriculum vitae / resume.
- Name and contact details (phone and email) of three referees.
Applications that do not address all the requirements stated above will not be considered.
Submitting applications
- By email: email your application with the reference ‘AIPJ – Assistant to the Provincial Coordinator South Sulawesi’ in the subject line to EmergingMarkets.Jakarta@cardno.com EmergingMarkets.Jakarta@cardno.com
For further information about this position
Email EmergingMarkets.Jakarta@cardno.com with the reference ‘AIPJ – Assistant to the Provincial Coordinator South Sulawesi’ in the subject line.
Closing date
5.00pm, Monday 21 July 2014. Late applications will not be considered.
