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Jan 7, 2014
Senior Scientist, Forest Ecology and Forest Management
Senior Scientist, Forest Ecology and Forest Management
Reference No 1205
Overview The Center for International Forestry Research advances human wellbeing, environmental conservation and equity by conducting research to inform policies and practices that affect forests in developing countries. We are one of 15 centres within the Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research (CGIAR). Our headquarters are in Bogor, Indonesia, and we have offices in Asia, Africa and South America.
CIFOR is looking for a Senior Scientist, Forest Ecology and Forest Management
The Senior Scientist will work primarily on the ecological basis of tropical forest management for the production of multiple goods and services at various spatial scales and will also generate new knowledge aimed at promoting conservation through sustainable use of forest resources and forest biodiversity. The position involves research, research coordination and fundraising.
Specific research plans will be defined at the beginning of the contract. Research activities will include:
a.Strengthen the scientific basis of biodiversity conservation in tropical production forests.
b.Develop science-based approaches and technologies to promote multiple forest use in natural forests that include timber, non-timber forest products and wildlife use and its conservation.
c.Assess the effectiveness of certification schemes in promoting environmental conservation and long term sustainability in production forests.
d.Biophysical dimension of forest ecosystem services in relation to management options including carbon sequestration.
e.Silviculture of natural forests at the industrial and small holder scale.
Duties and responsibilities The Senior Scientist is expected to:
-Work with research partners and practitioners and interact with policy makers to enhance the impact of the research and provide scientific leadership within CIFOR.
-Team up with CIFOR researchers and partners to implement collaborative research activities and with researchers from collaborating CGIAR centres in the context of the Research Program on Forests, Trees and Agroforestry.
-Produce high quality publications and dissemination materials such as policy briefs, substantive reports, and peer-reviewed publications in high-impact journals.
-Develop and maintain donor relations; report to donors and make sure that donor requirements are met; attend donor meetings, contribute to developing research proposals, coordinate with other CIFOR scientists in the region to leverage funding.
-Represent CIFOR at international meetings, engaging with a variety of partners and stakeholders, developing and maintaining functional partnerships.
-Provide scientific mentoring to junior staff engaged in CIFOR projects, support capacity building initiatives and staff development, and encourage continuous improvement and learning.
Details of duties, assignments and objectives will be further discussed and laid out in the staff’s annual performance contract.
Education, Experience and Technical skills -PhD in forestry, and/or forest ecology.
-At least 10 years of relevant experience in collaborative research.
-Demonstrated capacity to undertake high quality research and a strong publications record in peer-reviewed scientific journals.
-Track record in resource mobilisation/fundraising and in proposal development/writing.
-Fluency in English is required. Fluency in other languages used in countries where CIFOR works is an asset (e.g., French, Spanish, Portuguese, and Indonesian).
-Knowledge and experience of East Africa region is an advantage.
Personal Attributes and Competencies -Management and organisational skills, experience in project management.
-Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, experienced in working with multi-cultural and multi-disciplinary research teams, experience in developing countries.
-Excellent facilitation and teambuilding capacity.
-Values the sharing of information and continuous improvement in a cooperative atmosphere of constructive evaluation and learning, and is committed to staff’s development.
Terms and conditions -This is an internationally recruited position. CIFOR offers a competitive remuneration commensurate with skills and experience.
-The appointment will be for 3 years, including a standard one-year probationary period, with the possibility of extension contingent upon performance, continued relevance of this position and available resources.
Duty station Bogor
Country Indonesia
May 31, 2012
Lecturer / Senior Lecturer in Forest Policy & Management
Lecturer / Senior Lecturer in Forest Policy & Management
Fenner School of Environment & Society
The Australian National University, Canberra
A fixed-term position (3 years) is available for a dynamic, motivated individual wanting to work in a leading interdisciplinary School with strong programs in forest science, policy and management.
The successful candidate will have an established record in research, the capacity to contribute to innovative teaching programs in a collaborative environment, and a commitment to research training at undergraduate and PhD levels. A PhD and demonstrable capacities relevant to forest science, policy and management is required, and candidates who can work across disciplines and between pure and applied contexts are particularly suitable. Experience in the Asia-Pacific region would be advantageous.
Flexible appointment or secondment arrangements may be considered.
Further information: http://jobs.anu.edu.au/PositionDetail.aspx?p=2716
Closing date: 24 June 2012
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Mar 12, 2009
GLOBAL FOREST & TRADE NETWORK (GFTN) COORDINATOR,
GLOBAL FOREST & TRADE NETWORK (GFTN) COORDINATOR
WWF-Indonesia is an independent member of WWF, the global conservation organization, that operating close to 100 countries worldwide. WWF-Indonesia is registered under the Indonesia law, governed by a board of trustees . In Indonesia, we works in 24 sites, spread throughout 16 provinces. Our programs are built around strategic themes, such as forest, marine, freshwater, species, climate change and toxic chemical. We are looking for dedicated, hardworking, highly motivated individuals to join our team with qualification bellow:
GLOBAL FOREST & TRADE NETWORK (GFTN) COORDINATOR
Major Accountabilities: 1. Responsible on the implementation of all activities at national level, including generating income from existing members and broadening engagement to the forest managers that fall bellow the minimum entry requirements against GFTN participation rules.
2. Generate new resources to counter the sustainability of the program besides maintaining the existing partnership with corporate, government and civil society.
3. Smooth alignment with other projects within WWF-Indonesia in relation to building network within corporate sector in forestry to foster sustainable forest management and promoting credible certification systems.
4. Recap all progress and report to the Forest Director and GFTN-Support Unit as well as to donors as necessary.
Requirement:
1. Min. bachelor degree (S1) in forestry, preferably has a master degree.
2. Has a minimum of 5 years experience in natural resources conservation management, extensively work with government, Corporate Sector and other stakeholders, national and international.
3. Previous experience in project and people management
4. The candidate should have strong leadership, communication skill and interpersonal skills.
5. The candidate is solution oriented and proficient in English both oral and written.
Please submit you application, CV with recent photograph & other relevant document to hrd@wwf.or.id
WWF-Indonesia is an independent member of WWF, the global conservation organization, that operating close to 100 countries worldwide. WWF-Indonesia is registered under the Indonesia law, governed by a board of trustees . In Indonesia, we works in 24 sites, spread throughout 16 provinces. Our programs are built around strategic themes, such as forest, marine, freshwater, species, climate change and toxic chemical. We are looking for dedicated, hardworking, highly motivated individuals to join our team with qualification bellow:
GLOBAL FOREST & TRADE NETWORK (GFTN) COORDINATOR
Major Accountabilities: 1. Responsible on the implementation of all activities at national level, including generating income from existing members and broadening engagement to the forest managers that fall bellow the minimum entry requirements against GFTN participation rules.
2. Generate new resources to counter the sustainability of the program besides maintaining the existing partnership with corporate, government and civil society.
3. Smooth alignment with other projects within WWF-Indonesia in relation to building network within corporate sector in forestry to foster sustainable forest management and promoting credible certification systems.
4. Recap all progress and report to the Forest Director and GFTN-Support Unit as well as to donors as necessary.
Requirement:
1. Min. bachelor degree (S1) in forestry, preferably has a master degree.
2. Has a minimum of 5 years experience in natural resources conservation management, extensively work with government, Corporate Sector and other stakeholders, national and international.
3. Previous experience in project and people management
4. The candidate should have strong leadership, communication skill and interpersonal skills.
5. The candidate is solution oriented and proficient in English both oral and written.
Please submit you application, CV with recent photograph & other relevant document to hrd@wwf.or.id
Jan 15, 2009
Program Manager, National Community Forestry Trust
Program Manager, National Community Forestry Trust
Location: Chapel Hill, North Carolina or Portland, Oregon, USA
Closing Date: Until filled
The Conservation Fund is seeking a Program Manager for its new National Community Forestry Trust (NCFT), which provides sophisticated intermediary services to help primarily rural communities assess, acquire, conserve, manage and create jobs and economic opportunities from community forests.
Primary responsibilities include managing all functions of NCFT; developing a business plan for NCFT; and developing a “community forest owner’s manual” that includes sample documents needed by local governing bodies to organize, acquire, conserve, manage and sustain community forests. Essential qualifications include a Batchelor’s degree and a minimum of three years’ experience in land conservation, natural resource management, community development, or related field, and fluency in English.
View the full job announcement.
Location: Chapel Hill, North Carolina or Portland, Oregon, USA
Closing Date: Until filled
The Conservation Fund is seeking a Program Manager for its new National Community Forestry Trust (NCFT), which provides sophisticated intermediary services to help primarily rural communities assess, acquire, conserve, manage and create jobs and economic opportunities from community forests.
Primary responsibilities include managing all functions of NCFT; developing a business plan for NCFT; and developing a “community forest owner’s manual” that includes sample documents needed by local governing bodies to organize, acquire, conserve, manage and sustain community forests. Essential qualifications include a Batchelor’s degree and a minimum of three years’ experience in land conservation, natural resource management, community development, or related field, and fluency in English.
View the full job announcement.
Project Management Specialist, Transparency International
Project Management Specialist, Transparency International
Location: Berlin, Germany
Closing Date: 11 January 2009
Transparency International is seeking a Project Management Specialist for its Forest Anti-corruption Advocacy, Forest Governance Systems Analysis and Monitoring Phase 1 (FAAA 1) project, Asia Pacific Department.
S/he will be responsible for helping the national chapters set up and build capacity in the regional centre and the units; ensuring that project outputs such as the monitoring tool and systems analysis are completed within deadlines and are of a high standard; and that contractual obligations between the EC, TI APD and the chapters, centre and units are met. Essential requirements include a university degree in a relevant field (international relations, development, environment, or forestry); 2–3 years of project management experience; and fluency in English.
View the full job announcement on the Transparency International website
Location: Berlin, Germany
Closing Date: 11 January 2009
Transparency International is seeking a Project Management Specialist for its Forest Anti-corruption Advocacy, Forest Governance Systems Analysis and Monitoring Phase 1 (FAAA 1) project, Asia Pacific Department.
S/he will be responsible for helping the national chapters set up and build capacity in the regional centre and the units; ensuring that project outputs such as the monitoring tool and systems analysis are completed within deadlines and are of a high standard; and that contractual obligations between the EC, TI APD and the chapters, centre and units are met. Essential requirements include a university degree in a relevant field (international relations, development, environment, or forestry); 2–3 years of project management experience; and fluency in English.
View the full job announcement on the Transparency International website
Indonesia REDD Chief Technical Advisor, Flora & Fauna International
Indonesia REDD Chief Technical Advisor, Flora & Fauna International
Location: Jakarta, Indonesia
Closing Date: 9 January 2009
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Fauna & Flora International (FFI) is seeking an Indonesia REDD Chief Technical Advisor. S/he will coordinate the in-country design and implementation of FFI-Macquarie Indonesian REDD projects, will represent the projects at relevant forums and policymaking venues, and will act as principal liaison with national-level decision-makers. Essential qualifications include proven experience in the management and delivery of multiple and complex projects, strong technical expertise, and excellent communication skills in both English and Bahasa Indonesia.
View the full job announcement on the FFI
Location: Jakarta, Indonesia
Closing Date: 9 January 2009
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Fauna & Flora International (FFI) is seeking an Indonesia REDD Chief Technical Advisor. S/he will coordinate the in-country design and implementation of FFI-Macquarie Indonesian REDD projects, will represent the projects at relevant forums and policymaking venues, and will act as principal liaison with national-level decision-makers. Essential qualifications include proven experience in the management and delivery of multiple and complex projects, strong technical expertise, and excellent communication skills in both English and Bahasa Indonesia.
View the full job announcement on the FFI
Nov 22, 2008
Forestry Stakeholder Mapping and Database Assessment Consultant
Vacancy at IFC Indonesia
Forestry Stakeholder Mapping and Database Assessment Consultant
Job Title : Forestry Stakeholder Mapping and Database Assessment Consultant
Location : Indonesia
Closing date : November 30, 2008
Language : English and Bahasa Indonesia
Appointment : Local Hire
The International Finance Corporation (IFC) is the private sector arm of the World Bank Group. IFC promotes sustainable private sector investment in developing countries as a way to reduce poverty and improve people's lives. IFC offers investment products and advisory services to private sector and government clients.
Sustainable Forestry Program is one of IFC Advisory Services programs in Indonesia which is developed with main purposes to strategically address climate change issues and to foster the adoption of appropriate sustainable forest management standards.
To promote best practices in forest management, encourage more collaboration as well as increase transparency in forestry sector in Indonesia, an updated database of forestry stakeholders is essential.
The mapping is aimed to develop an updated database of stakeholders in forestry sector in Indonesia. This database will serve as initial information for IFC Indonesia to decide on potential partners and serve as main document in designing and developing the Sustainable Forestry Program. The study will provide recommendations whether it is viable to develop an updated and easy to access forestry database as a subsequent activity. The database will support interested parties from international development institutions and financial institutions to work more effectively in sustainable forestry development including private sectors seeking to set up new forestry business.
Relevant to that, IFC is now seeking a Consulting Firm who will undertake mapping exercise of the existing natural forest concessions, timber plantations and large wood product industries, to collect updated data and information of those forest industries and concession holders and to present the database for internal use of the Sustainable Forestry program.
The Consulting Firm will also conduct needs assessment for an updated and transparent forestry database from various potential users including the private sector and financial institutions. The recommendation will then serve as the main document to decide on subsequent activity including development of a transparent, updated and user-friendly database.
I. Methodology
The work will be split into two phases. The first phase will produce the initial mapping exercise of natural forest concessions, timber plantations and large wood product industries in Indonesia and the second phase will consist of needs assessment for sustainable and updated forestry database.
Upon the acceptance of the result of Phase I and based on the quality of the report, IFC will send formal notification to the Consulting Firm regarding the Phase 2 assignment. The Phase 2 assignment can only be conducted based on IFC request.
Phase I –Forestry Stakeholders Mapping
The following tasks will be performed:
A desk study and compilation of comprehensive data from various sources on currently active forest concession holders, including natural forest and forest plantation concession holders. The list will also cover active forest industries producing various wood products such as pulp and paper, veneer/plywood, saw mills, large furniture producers and stakeholders working on forest certification activities.
Information collection on owners and financial sources of forest concession holders and forest industries including location, license type, forest certification status and main shareholders.
Two presentations to the SF program at IFC office in Jakarta that include initial presentation of the report and final presentation once the report is reviewed and edited.
A comprehensive database on forestry stakeholders in Indonesia is the main output expected from this exercise.
Phase II – Needs Assessment for Forestry Database
The following tasks will be performed:
Needs assessment of a transparent and accessible forestry database based on a survey of diverse respondents (potential users), including financial institutions. The consultant would also identify potential usage of the database to support climate change initiatives, improved forest management efforts and forest certification efforts.
Identification and a desk study of existing forestry databases from various sources. Meetings with various forestry database providers will be held to understand most common challenges and barriers faced by database developers in providing transparent, updated and user-friendly information. The consultant would also draw from and review successful/failed forestry databases done by other organizations and/or in other countries.
A presentation to the SF program at IFC office in Jakarta to discuss the result of the need assessment.
Final needs assessment report is the main output expected from this activity.
II. Deliverables
Prior to the implementation of the study, the Consulting Firm will submit:
Detailed work plan and time schedule, including but not limited to, mapping exercise methodology, data compilation, progress reporting, final drafts submission and revisions
List of project team members with CVs and contact person
The consultant will deliver:
A finished report which includes list and details on all forestry companies and concessions holders in Indonesia and the nature of their financial supports – assets, banking backups, owners, etc.
A finished report on existing forestry databases and whether there is a need to establish/improve a transparent and updated database on forestry stakeholders in Indonesia.
Deliverables:
Written reports: Indonesian and English language
Slide presentation: Indonesian and English language
Oral presentation: English language
III. The Assignment Period
The scope of work will commence upon signing the contract and all deliverables are expected to be completed no later than Jan 30, 2009 (Phase 1) and February 20, 2009 (Phase 2). Final terms will be agreed upon with IFC before the contract is signed.
IV. Terms of Payment
The budget must be detailed and the value for each phase must be written separately.
The consultant(s) will be paid on a per piece basis under the following structure:
Phase I assignment
On the issuance of the contract, the consultant is entitled to 10% of down payment of the total contract value of phase I subject to a proper invoice being submitted to IFC Indonesia
At the beginning of desk study (point 1 from Phase I task list), the consultant is entitled to 25% of the total contract value of phase I subject to a proper invoice and confirmed work schedule being submitted to IFC Indonesia.
Upon completion of activities as mentioned in point 1 and 2 from Phase I task list, the consultant is entitled to 25% of the total contract value of phase I subject to a proper invoice and progress report including raw material data being submitted to IFC Indonesia
Upon submission and acceptance of a finished report on list and details of forestry concessions and companies in Indonesia (Deliverables A), the consultant shall be paid 40% of the total contract value of phase I subject to a proper invoice being submitted to IFC Indonesia.
Phase II assignment
Upon the issuance of formal notification from IFC on phase 2 assignment, the consultant is entitled to 30% of down payment of the total contract value of phase II subject to a proper invoice being submitted to IFC Indonesia.
Upon submission and acceptance of a finished report and a finished design of database based on need assessment, lessons drawn from best practices and recommendations (Deliverables B), the consultant shall be paid 70% of the total contract value of phase II subject to a proper invoice being submitted to IFC Indonesia.
V. Applicant Requirements
Indonesian-based survey organization or consulting firm
Has good track record in conducting survey assignments; Relevant project record at forestry sector is preferable.
Has broad network in forestry sector.
Willing to follow competitive bid process and to register as World Bank’s Vendor if selected
Submit (1) Letter of Interest, (2) Company Profile, and (3) Detailed Proposal at the latest November 30, 2008 through email to: rpratiwi@ifc.org cc echandraputri@yahoo.com, or through mail to :
IFC Advisory Services Indonesia (Write FSM on the left top corner of the envelope)
Sustainable Forestry Program – with attention to Ms Rahajeng Pratiwi
ISE Building, Tower II, 9th Floor, Jl. Jend Sudirman Kav 52 – 53, Jakarta 12190
The detailed proposal should include at the minimum following information:
Background
Objective
Methodology, scope of work/activities and deliverables
Detail workplan and schedule
Proposed budget, budget breakdown (separate detailed budget for each phase of the assignment), and term of payment (using the proposed payment structure as mentioned in part IV of this ToR).
Team members and Complete CVs
Forestry Stakeholder Mapping and Database Assessment Consultant
Job Title : Forestry Stakeholder Mapping and Database Assessment Consultant
Location : Indonesia
Closing date : November 30, 2008
Language : English and Bahasa Indonesia
Appointment : Local Hire
The International Finance Corporation (IFC) is the private sector arm of the World Bank Group. IFC promotes sustainable private sector investment in developing countries as a way to reduce poverty and improve people's lives. IFC offers investment products and advisory services to private sector and government clients.
Sustainable Forestry Program is one of IFC Advisory Services programs in Indonesia which is developed with main purposes to strategically address climate change issues and to foster the adoption of appropriate sustainable forest management standards.
To promote best practices in forest management, encourage more collaboration as well as increase transparency in forestry sector in Indonesia, an updated database of forestry stakeholders is essential.
The mapping is aimed to develop an updated database of stakeholders in forestry sector in Indonesia. This database will serve as initial information for IFC Indonesia to decide on potential partners and serve as main document in designing and developing the Sustainable Forestry Program. The study will provide recommendations whether it is viable to develop an updated and easy to access forestry database as a subsequent activity. The database will support interested parties from international development institutions and financial institutions to work more effectively in sustainable forestry development including private sectors seeking to set up new forestry business.
Relevant to that, IFC is now seeking a Consulting Firm who will undertake mapping exercise of the existing natural forest concessions, timber plantations and large wood product industries, to collect updated data and information of those forest industries and concession holders and to present the database for internal use of the Sustainable Forestry program.
The Consulting Firm will also conduct needs assessment for an updated and transparent forestry database from various potential users including the private sector and financial institutions. The recommendation will then serve as the main document to decide on subsequent activity including development of a transparent, updated and user-friendly database.
I. Methodology
The work will be split into two phases. The first phase will produce the initial mapping exercise of natural forest concessions, timber plantations and large wood product industries in Indonesia and the second phase will consist of needs assessment for sustainable and updated forestry database.
Upon the acceptance of the result of Phase I and based on the quality of the report, IFC will send formal notification to the Consulting Firm regarding the Phase 2 assignment. The Phase 2 assignment can only be conducted based on IFC request.
Phase I –Forestry Stakeholders Mapping
The following tasks will be performed:
A desk study and compilation of comprehensive data from various sources on currently active forest concession holders, including natural forest and forest plantation concession holders. The list will also cover active forest industries producing various wood products such as pulp and paper, veneer/plywood, saw mills, large furniture producers and stakeholders working on forest certification activities.
Information collection on owners and financial sources of forest concession holders and forest industries including location, license type, forest certification status and main shareholders.
Two presentations to the SF program at IFC office in Jakarta that include initial presentation of the report and final presentation once the report is reviewed and edited.
A comprehensive database on forestry stakeholders in Indonesia is the main output expected from this exercise.
Phase II – Needs Assessment for Forestry Database
The following tasks will be performed:
Needs assessment of a transparent and accessible forestry database based on a survey of diverse respondents (potential users), including financial institutions. The consultant would also identify potential usage of the database to support climate change initiatives, improved forest management efforts and forest certification efforts.
Identification and a desk study of existing forestry databases from various sources. Meetings with various forestry database providers will be held to understand most common challenges and barriers faced by database developers in providing transparent, updated and user-friendly information. The consultant would also draw from and review successful/failed forestry databases done by other organizations and/or in other countries.
A presentation to the SF program at IFC office in Jakarta to discuss the result of the need assessment.
Final needs assessment report is the main output expected from this activity.
II. Deliverables
Prior to the implementation of the study, the Consulting Firm will submit:
Detailed work plan and time schedule, including but not limited to, mapping exercise methodology, data compilation, progress reporting, final drafts submission and revisions
List of project team members with CVs and contact person
The consultant will deliver:
A finished report which includes list and details on all forestry companies and concessions holders in Indonesia and the nature of their financial supports – assets, banking backups, owners, etc.
A finished report on existing forestry databases and whether there is a need to establish/improve a transparent and updated database on forestry stakeholders in Indonesia.
Deliverables:
Written reports: Indonesian and English language
Slide presentation: Indonesian and English language
Oral presentation: English language
III. The Assignment Period
The scope of work will commence upon signing the contract and all deliverables are expected to be completed no later than Jan 30, 2009 (Phase 1) and February 20, 2009 (Phase 2). Final terms will be agreed upon with IFC before the contract is signed.
IV. Terms of Payment
The budget must be detailed and the value for each phase must be written separately.
The consultant(s) will be paid on a per piece basis under the following structure:
Phase I assignment
On the issuance of the contract, the consultant is entitled to 10% of down payment of the total contract value of phase I subject to a proper invoice being submitted to IFC Indonesia
At the beginning of desk study (point 1 from Phase I task list), the consultant is entitled to 25% of the total contract value of phase I subject to a proper invoice and confirmed work schedule being submitted to IFC Indonesia.
Upon completion of activities as mentioned in point 1 and 2 from Phase I task list, the consultant is entitled to 25% of the total contract value of phase I subject to a proper invoice and progress report including raw material data being submitted to IFC Indonesia
Upon submission and acceptance of a finished report on list and details of forestry concessions and companies in Indonesia (Deliverables A), the consultant shall be paid 40% of the total contract value of phase I subject to a proper invoice being submitted to IFC Indonesia.
Phase II assignment
Upon the issuance of formal notification from IFC on phase 2 assignment, the consultant is entitled to 30% of down payment of the total contract value of phase II subject to a proper invoice being submitted to IFC Indonesia.
Upon submission and acceptance of a finished report and a finished design of database based on need assessment, lessons drawn from best practices and recommendations (Deliverables B), the consultant shall be paid 70% of the total contract value of phase II subject to a proper invoice being submitted to IFC Indonesia.
V. Applicant Requirements
Indonesian-based survey organization or consulting firm
Has good track record in conducting survey assignments; Relevant project record at forestry sector is preferable.
Has broad network in forestry sector.
Willing to follow competitive bid process and to register as World Bank’s Vendor if selected
Submit (1) Letter of Interest, (2) Company Profile, and (3) Detailed Proposal at the latest November 30, 2008 through email to: rpratiwi@ifc.org cc echandraputri@yahoo.com, or through mail to :
IFC Advisory Services Indonesia (Write FSM on the left top corner of the envelope)
Sustainable Forestry Program – with attention to Ms Rahajeng Pratiwi
ISE Building, Tower II, 9th Floor, Jl. Jend Sudirman Kav 52 – 53, Jakarta 12190
The detailed proposal should include at the minimum following information:
Background
Objective
Methodology, scope of work/activities and deliverables
Detail workplan and schedule
Proposed budget, budget breakdown (separate detailed budget for each phase of the assignment), and term of payment (using the proposed payment structure as mentioned in part IV of this ToR).
Team members and Complete CVs
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