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Project Manager (Consultant) for Khadijah WE Finance Code Project

Closing Date

1 September 2025

The Islamic Development Bank (IsDB) is a Triple A rated international financial institution with a current membership of 57 countries. Its mission is to promote comprehensive human development, with a focus on the priority areas of alleviating poverty, improving health, promoting education, improving governance, and prospering the people.

The Islamic Development Bank (IsDB) approved its first Women’s Empowerment Policy in February 2019 to guide its investments and strategic engagement in advancing women’s economic empowerment, with a strong emphasis on improving women’s access to finance. The overall goal of the Policy is to “empower women and girls to participate in and benefit from the development of their societies and communities,” recognizing inclusive financial access as a critical enabler of sustainable development.

The Policy’s four strategic pillars—Access, Mainstreaming, Agency, and Learning—integrate financial inclusion, with a specific focus on expanding women’s access to financial services, productive assets, and market opportunities. This includes targeted support for women-owned and women-led MSMEs, development of inclusive financial infrastructure, and promotion of Sharia-compliant financing instruments tailored to the needs of underserved women entrepreneurs.

This positions IsDB strongly to engage in global efforts such as the Women Entrepreneurs Finance Initiative (We-Fi), aligning with its mandate to foster inclusive growth and expand access to finance for women across its Member Countries.

About WE-FI

The Women Entrepreneurs Finance Initiative (We-Fi) is a global partnership launched in 2017 by 14 donor governments to advance women’s economic empowerment. We-Fi works to unlock financing and eliminate systemic barriers that prevent women-led businesses in developing countries from reaching their full potential. The initiative addresses both financial and non-financial constraints including restricted access to finance, markets, skills, and mentoring that continue to limit the growth and success of women entrepreneurs in developing countries.

This collaborative partnership brings together donors from 14 governments (Australia, Canada, China, Denmark, Germany, Japan, the Netherlands, Norway, the Russian Federation, Saudi Arabia, Republic of Korea, the United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom, and the United States) who have, to date, collectively committed over USD350 million to the Fund. It includes six pre-qualified Multilateral Development Banks: African Development Bank, Asian Development Bank, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, Inter-American Development Bank, Islamic Development Bank, and the World Bank Group (World Bank and IFC) who serve as implementing partners to which funds are allocated and other stakeholders.

The Fund is managed by a Secretariate that is hosted by the World Bank Group. The WYE Division, under the Resilience and Climate Action (RCA) Department serves as the IsDB focal point for We-Fi, managing all fund engagement on behalf of the IsDB. This encompasses execution, supervision, monitoring, financial management, stakeholder collaboration, reporting, donor engagement, and ensuring alignment with fund objectives and resource efficiency. Country-level implementation is coordinated through the respective regional hubs where the projects are being carried out.

About the Khadijah WE Program

In October 2023 We-Fi established the global initiative the WE Finance Code (WE Code), to address the persistent financing gaps faced by women-led micro, small, and medium enterprises (WMSMEs) to drive sustainable transformation in how women entrepreneurs are perceived, supported, and financed globally. Despite the significant economic contributions of women entrepreneurs, they continue to encounter barriers such as limited access to capital, markets, and networks. These challenges are often exacerbated by a lack of sex-disaggregated data, which hinders the development of targeted financial solutions. The WE Finance Code was established to tackle these systemic issues by promoting transparency, accountability, and collaborative action among financial stakeholders.

The WE Finance Code is a voluntary commitment by financial service providers (FSPs), regulators, development banks, and other financial ecosystem players to increase funding for WMSMEs. Participants in the Code commit to three core principles: Leadership: Appointing a senior executive to champion efforts supporting women-led businesses. Action: Implementing new measures and expanding existing ones to better serve WMSMEs. Data: Collecting and reporting sex-disaggregated data annually to monitor progress and inform strategies.

To support the implementation of the Code We-FI allocated the 5^th Call for receiving proposals from implementing partners to implement pilots. The pilots were required to be structured around the three key pillars of the Code: 1. promoting champions who advocate for increased funding for women-led businesses, 2. addressing the critical lack of sex-disaggregated data to ensure the banking and financing institutions have the necessary information to make informed decisions to tailor their services to better meet the needs of WSMEs and 3. supporting the implementation of concrete actions to boost financing for women.

The IsDB led by the WYE team collaborated with the IsDB Institute (IsDBI), Otoritas Jasa Keuangan (OJK) – the Financial Services Authority, Komite Nasional Ekonomi dan Keuangan Syariah (KNEKS) – the National Committee for Shariah Finance Financial Services, and the Asian Development Bank (ADB) to develop the Khadijah WE Code.

The Khadijah Women Entrepreneurs (WE) Program is a groundbreaking initiative inspired by the legacy of Khadijah bint Khuwaylid (RA), a revered woman entrepreneur in Islamic history. Khadijah's pioneering spirit and business acumen, conducted through ethical practices and financial stewardship, serve as a powerful symbol for empowering women in the Islamic finance sector.

The project builds upon Indonesia's existing financial inclusion efforts and leverages the investments and ongoing work of the ADB under the WE DATA program^{^[1]}^, to extend and customize this work for the Islamic finance and banking sector by: further enhancing policy dialogue, capacity-building, and knowledge-sharing in the realm of gender-responsive financial and banking system. The project brings a crucial focus to Sharia finance, ensuring its integration within the broader national financial inclusion strategy. Furthermore, the project aligns with and supports the "Enhancing Women's Financial Inclusion Through Islamic Finance" (IF4W) Program, a joint initiative by IsDB and the IsDB Institute. The program aims to empower women entrepreneurs in Indonesia by enhancing their access to finance and entrepreneurship opportunities within the Islamic finance sector. IF4W Program aims to position Islamic finance as a key driver of financial inclusion for women by promoting gender-sensitive practices, building capacity, and developing tailored products that address barriers to access.

Job Summary

The Project Manager (PM) will play a central role in ensuring the effective and timely implementation of the Khadijah WE Program. This position will provide technical, operational, and administrative support to KNEKS and coordinating with other implementing partners and stakeholders and oversee the day-to-day operations of the project to ensure compliance with IsDB guidelines across procurement, financial management, and reporting. The PM will coordinate closely with stakeholders including KNEKS, IsDB Institute (IsDBI), ADB and implementing partners to support delivery of program activities of the project.

Key Responsibilities

Project and Financial Management

Develop and maintain detailed work plans, budgets, and implementation schedules aligned with project milestones.
Monitor project finances, manage fund disbursements, and support preparation of financial reports in accordance with IsDB financial and donor reporting requirements.
Complete and submit mid-term and annual progress reports in line with We-Fi templates and reporting guidelines.
Track program performance using M&E tools and coordinate submission of timely progress updates and reports.

Procurement and Contract Oversight

Manage procurement processes in line with IsDB guidelines, including drafting TORs, supporting proposal evaluations, and overseeing contract administration.
Coordinate procurement of consultancy and non-consultancy services such as communication firms, event organizers, and technical experts.

Stakeholder Coordination and Communication

Serve as the daily liaison between KNEKS, IsDB, IsDBI, and other stakeholders.
Coordinate implementation planning with the Ministry of SMEs (MoSMEs), OJK, and the ADB, particularly related to WE Code national coordination and knowledge-sharing events.
Organize and schedule stakeholder meetings, workshops, and coordination sessions, ensuring timely follow-up and documentation.
Support planning and execution of advocacy and engagement events, such as the WE Code launch and peer exchange activities.

Monitoring, Systems, and Hub Support

Oversee and manage the use of the IsDB’s Operations Management System (OMS) for the project, ensuring timely input and system updates in line with institutional requirements.
Provide operational support to the IsDB Regional Hub in Jakarta for coordination with the Executing Agency.
Facilitate project meetings, maintain documentation, and ensure alignment with IsDB project implementation protocols.

Technical Support

Provide technical support to KNEKS and relevant stakeholders in the implementation of the WE Code, including adaptation of global tools to the Indonesian context.
Assist in the design and rollout of activities that expand access to Islamic financial products for women-led MSMEs, including support to consultations, product development, and pilot testing.
Coordinate with technical consultants and institutions supporting the development of a national definition of women in business, sex-disaggregated data frameworks, and financial inclusion baselines.
Ensure technical quality of deliverables across all components of the program.

Hub Support

Provide support to the Jakarta hub's daily activities, as needed, including operational tasks, administrative duties, and coordination with IsDB headquarters.
Develop and provide completion report upon the project closing.

Job Requirements

Master's degree in a relevant field, such as development studies, business administration, economics, or Islamic finance.
At least 6 years of experience in project management, with a proven track record of successfully implementing development projects.
Strong understanding of project management principles, procurement procedures, and financial management practices.
Excellent communication, interpersonal, and negotiation skills, with the ability to effectively coordinate with diverse stakeholders.
Familiarity and knowledge of MDBs policies and procedures, particularly in procurement and financial management, is highly desirable.
Familiarity and knowledge of projects focused on women’s economic empowerment, financial inclusion, or MSME development.
Strong familiarity with Indonesian financial sector institutions and regulatory environment.

Technical Competencies:

Strong understanding of Islamic finance principles, gender-lens investing, and inclusive financial systems.
Familiarity with multilateral development bank (MDB) procedures (IsDB a plus), particularly related to procurement, financial management, and results-based reporting.
Capacity to oversee the technical quality of consultant deliverables, policy tools, and training content relevant to women-led MSMEs and financial access.

Reporting and Location

The Project Manager will report to both:

The designated focal point within the IsDB.
The KNEKS Secretariat.

The Project Manager will be based in Jakarta, Indonesia.

Scope of Technical Assistance

KNEKS, with the assistance of IsDB, will hire a Project Manager for this technical assistance initiative. The Project Manager will focus on providing comprehensive support to KNEKS in implementing the Khadijah WE Program with IsDB’s support. Key responsibilities include:

Assisting KNEKS in managing all aspect of the project, from strategic planning and execution to robust monitoring and evaluation, ensuring all project milestones and objectives are achieved.
Supporting KNEKS in managing project's financial management, including budget formulation, oversight of expenditures, and ensuring the timely and accurate submission of financial reports to all stakeholders.
Assisting KNEKS in the recruitment of external experts and consultants required to deliver key project activities.

About Application Process

If you meet the criteria and you are enthusiastic about the role, we will welcome your application. To complete the application, you would need the following document(s):

Cover Letter
Resume/CV

Timeline of Key outputs delivery

Interested candidates are invited to submit their curriculum vitae (CV) to RHIndonesia@isdb.org no later than Monday, 01 September 2025.

[1] WE DATA is the We-Fi grant awarded to ADB, which complements the Khadijah program. It focuses on developing a national definition of women in business and collecting and analyzing sex-disaggregated data to advance women's economic empowerment.

Documents

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Individual Consultant for The Development of Social Infrastructure Project Proposal

Closing Date

31 August 2025

Title: Individual Consultant for The Development of Social Infrastructure Project Proposal
Department: Regional Hub Indonesia
Reports To: Operations Team Leader
Corporate Objectives: Supporting the Government of Indonesia’s Strategic Education Sector Goals
Proposed Budget: Subject to internal approval

Duration of work: 100 man-days within 15 months (starting August 2025)

Background

Indonesia has a new government administration, with a renewed focus on food security, water security, and energy security. Besides that, the new government under President Prabowo Subianto and Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka has set 8 aspirations outlined in the Asta Cita (President and Vice President’s vision) to be implemented over the next 5 years (2024-2029) to contribute to the economic growth target of 8% and 0% poverty rate. The eight missions are as follows: (i. Strengthen Pancasila ideology, democracy, and human rights; ii. Enhance national defense and promote independence through food, energy, and water sovereignty, creative economy, green economy, and blue economy; iii. Increase quality employment, encourage entrepreneurship, develop creative industries and continue infrastructure development; iv. Strengthen human resource development, science, technology, education, health, sports achievements, gender equality, and vii. empower women, youth, and people with disabilities; v. Continue down streaming and industrialization to increase domestic added value; vi. Develop from villages upwards to ensure economic equity and eradicate poverty; vii. Strengthen political, legal, and bureaucratic reforms, as well as corruption and drug eradication; viii. foster harmonious coexistence with the environment, nature, and culture, and enhance religious tolerance for a just and prosperous society).

Considering the importance and priority of implementation of an education transformation agenda, the Islamic Development Bank (IsDB) Regional Hub Indonesia (RH-I) has completed the development and implementation IND0168 and IND1008 projects, which encompassed 10 State Universities.

Following the success of our partnership with the Government of Indonesia in education sector, the Islamic Development Bank (IsDB) plan to develop a sound Project Proposal to ensure the Education Projects with high quality at entry, which will smoothen the Bluebook/Greenbook inclusion process as well as IsDB internal foras. Among the list of Social Infrastructures that will be developed, the State Universities, Islamic Universities and Islamic Schools are within the SI pipeline.

Objectives

The proposed Individual Consultant (IC) will focus in Project Preparatory Activities to lay a strong foundation for the project preparation. The core components of these activities include:

Project Feasibility Analysis:

This activity involves conducting comprehensive assessments to develop or assist development of the technical, financial, economic, and environmental viability of the proposed education projects. The Project Feasibility Study for GoI purposes and PPR-PAD (Project Appraisal Document) for IsDB internal approval procedures, will identify potential challenges and provide solutions to ensure that the project is sustainable, impactful, and aligned with global best practices in education development. This includes but is not limited to desk review, compilation of the project related data from Project Unit, such as the preliminary engineering design, estimates of the civil work and equipment cost components, the training and other soft component related needs of the Projects and incorporating these into Feasibility Studies, Readiness Criteria and PAD.

Stakeholder Engagement:

The IC will facilitate structured engagement with key stakeholders, including government ministries, education professionals, development partners, and civil society organizations. This process will ensure alignment among all relevant parties, secure broad-based support, and address any concerns that could impede progress. Effective stakeholder engagement is vital for fostering collaboration, minimizing risks, and enhancing the project’s overall success.

Development of a Comprehensive Implementation Roadmap:

A detailed and actionable roadmap will be designed to guide the project from its preparatory phases through to execution. This roadmap will outline critical milestones, timelines, resource allocation, and coordination mechanisms to ensure timely and efficient implementation. It will serve as a strategic document to keep the project aligned with its objectives and national priorities.

Inclusion to the Bluebook/Greenbook

The IC will support the project inclusion to the Bluebook/Greenbook and subsequent internal approvals required for the IsDB to finance the Project.

The establishment of the Project Preparatory Documents demonstrates IsDB’s commitment to supporting Indonesia in achieving its human development and education sector goals through capacity building, strategic planning, and infrastructure development. By focusing on these preparatory activities, the Technical Assistance aims to ensure that the SI Project Development is not only technically sound but also aligned with Indonesia's broader development goals, including improving access to better quality of education , achieving the global standard.

Scope of Work

The Proposed Technical Assistance (TA) activities for the development of SI Projects under the Project Preparation Facility (PPF) are designed to ensure a robust, well-informed, and strategic approach to project planning. These activities will comprehensively address the needs and challenges of the development project, laying a strong foundation for its successful execution. The key components of the scope of work include:

1. Literature and Desk Review

Conduct an in-depth review of existing policies, strategic plans, and guidelines relevant to educational Infrastructure, the education and broader national development goals.

Analyze historical and current data on universities/schools centers operational performance, capacity, and service delivery to identify trends, gaps, and opportunities.

Examine international benchmarks and best practices in educational infrastructure development to inform project design and ensure alignment with global standards.

Assess relevant sectoral reports, including Indonesia's national education strategy, demographic educational surveys, and related policy documents, to provide contextual insights.

2. Stakeholder Consultations

Organize and facilitate targeted consultations with key stakeholders, including government ministries, Social Infrastructures management and staff, education professionals, civil society organizations, and development partners.

Conduct workshops, interviews, and focus group discussions to gather diverse perspectives, identify needs, and build a shared vision for the project.

Map stakeholders to understand their roles, responsibilities, and potential contributions to the project, ensuring effective collaboration and coordination.

Document stakeholder inputs to ensure transparency and use the feedback to refine project objectives and strategies.

3. Feasibility Study

Perform a comprehensive feasibility analysis to assess the technical, financial, environmental, and social viability of the Educational Infrastructure development project.

Technical Analysis: Evaluate the existing infrastructure, capacity, and service delivery models, identifying areas for improvement and expansion.

Financial Analysis: Develop cost estimates, financial models, and funding strategies to ensure the project's financial sustainability.

Environmental and Social Analysis: Conduct environmental impact assessments and social safeguards studies to ensure compliance with national and international standards, including those of the Islamic Development Bank (IsDB).

Identify potential risks and propose mitigation measures to ensure smooth project implementation.

4. Roadmap Development

Prepare a comprehensive and actionable roadmap that outlines the critical steps for project implementation.

Define key milestones, timelines, and measurable targets to track progress and ensure accountability.

Develop detailed action plans for each phase of the project, including pre-construction, construction, and operational stages.

Incorporate mechanisms for continuous monitoring, evaluation, and reporting to maintain alignment with project goals and objectives.

5. Recommendations

Develop strategic policy recommendations to support the sustainable development and modernization of the Educational Infrastructure.

Address critical areas such as education financing, workforce development, infrastructure management, and service delivery optimization.

Align recommendations with national education priorities, including sustainable development goals (SDGs).

Provide guidance on integrating the Social Infrastructure Project with broader education sector reforms and initiatives.

Outcome

The completion of these activities will result in a well-structured, evidence-based framework for the Educational development project. The outputs will ensure that the project is technically feasible, financially viable, socially inclusive, and environmentally sustainable, paving the way for its successful inclusion in Indonesia’s Bluebook, Greenbook and subsequent implementation. This comprehensive scope of work underscores the commitment to developing Educational Infrastructure into a world-class education standard that supports Indonesia's human development sector.

Expected Deliverables

Educational Background: Master’s degree in Education, Engineering, Finance, Public Policy, or a related field.
Experience: Minimum of 10 years in preparing project feasibility, planning, and execution, preferably in social infrastructure with MDBs/donors.
Skills: Strong analytical, communication, report writing and project management capabilities.
Qualifications

The key cost items and deliverables for this works include:

No.	Key Aspects of the Deliverables	Duration
(man-days)
1	Country and Sectoral Analysis	10
2	Sector, institutional, legislation and governmental framework	10
3	Support to preliminary Technical Studies and Engineering Designs	20
4	Project Design and Alternative Analysis as per the : Indonesia Readiness Criteria Template IsDB PPR & PAD Templates	40
5	Finalization of Readiness Criteria and PAD as per the outputs of the technical workshops such as Appraisal Workshop and Operation Team’s feedbacks	10
6	Project Reporting and Conclusion	10
7	Overall Report Writing and Synthesis	-
	Total Estimated Budget

Budget and cost estimate:

The budget for this policy study will cover the expenses of the individual consultant related to data collection, research, consultations, report writing and presentation of findings as outlined above.

Reporting and Supervision

The IC will report directly to Operations Team Leader, Regional Hub Indonesia, and coordinate closely with relevant government agencies, including the Ministry of Higher Education Science and Technology, Ministry of Manpower, Bappenas and the Ministry of Finance. Regular progress updates will be submitted, and all deliverables will undergo review and approval before final submission

9. Timeline of Key outputs delivery

Interested candidates are invited to submit their curriculum vitae (CV) to RHIndonesia@isdb.org no later than Sunday, 31 August 2025.

Documents

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Project Preparation Support Consultants for Ministry of Village Priority Projects

Closing Date

17 August 2025

Project Preparation Support Consultants for Ministry of Village Priority Projects

Introduction

The Terms of Reference for a team of six individual consultants who will provide intensive, specialized technical support to the Ministry of Village and Development of Disadvantaged Regions are delineated in this document. The team will be accountable for the comprehensive preparation of two national priority projects: the "Smart Warehouse and Rural Logistic System Development through Digitalization" and the "Village Infrastructure Sustainable Initiatives (VISI) for Food Security."

The consultants will collaborate as a cohesive team for a six-month period to generate all essential analytical work and documentation, including comprehensive Feasibility Studies, to guarantee that the projects satisfy the funding approval requirements of the government and IsDB. The consultants will be working closely under the direction and supervision of Ministry of Village and IsDB.

Team Composition and Structure

Level	Position Title	Area of Focus / Project
Senior Specialist	Senior Technical Specialist	Rural Economic and Infrastructure for Food System Productivity Support
Senior Specialist	Senior Technical Specialist	Smart Warehouse & Rural Logistic
Specialist	Project Development Specialist	Village Institution and Rural Area Development
Specialist	Project Development Specialist	Economic and Finance Development in Disadvantage Region
Analyst	Project Officer	Programme Management
Analyst	Project Officer	Programme Management

Deliverables

The consultant team will be jointly responsible for the following integrated outputs:

Consolidated Inception Report: A comprehensive report that covers the team's comprehension of the projects, a consolidated work plan, methodology, risk assessment, and an initial stakeholder analysis.
A comprehensive feasibility study for the VISI project, which includes technical, institutional, economic, financial, and social and environmental feasibility, is a bankable document.
Comprehensive Feasibility Study for Smart Warehouse Project: A bankable document that incorporates technical, institutional, economic, financial, and social and environmental feasibility.
Joint Funding Submission Report: A comprehensive report that contains all the requisite inputs, data, and justifications for the Government of Indonesia's official submission for foreign funding.
Technical Working Papers: A collection of comprehensive technical papers from each specialist that are the analytical foundation of the Feasibility Studies.
Workshop and Consultation Reports for Stakeholders: Minutes and summary reports from the most significant technical workshops and consultation meetings that were conducted during the assignment.

Individual Terms of Reference
1. Senior Technical Specialists (2 Positions)

Rural Economic and Infrastructure for Food System Productivity Specialist

Key Responsibilities:

- Assess the current state of Rural Economic and Infrastructure for Support Food System Productivity in the target districts.
- Identify key constraints and opportunities for improving food production, processing, storage, transporting (connectivity) and distribution.
- Design specific project activities related to:
- Improving agricultural productivity through the adoption of modern farming techniques and appropriate technologies.
- Strengthening post-harvest management practices to reduce food loss and improve quality.
- Developing village-level food processing and storage facilities.
- Linking rural producers to markets through improved infrastructure and market information systems.
- Develop a detailed implementation plan for the food system components of the project.
- Provide technical input to the project's Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) framework.
- Work in coordination with DG Village Development and Empowerment (PDP), MoV

Qualifications and Experiences:

- Education: Advanced degree (master’s preferred) in a relevant field such as Economic Finance-Business, Agriculture Economic, Development Studies or related field.
- Experience: A minimum of 8 years for master’s degree and/or 15 years for bachelor’s degree of professional experience on rural development projects with focus on food security and agriculture value chains.
- Proven track record of leading the technical preparation of complex infrastructure or technology projects, preferably financed by international financial institutions.
- Strong understanding of sustainable economic and infrastructure for support food system productivity and market access for rural communities
- In-depth knowledge of international best practices, standards, and innovative approaches in their field.
- Strong leadership, coordination, and report-writing skills.

Projected Outputs:

- Lead authorship of the Feasibility Study for Village Infrastructure Sustainable Initiatives (VISI) Project.
- A comprehensive Technical Working Paper on the design, specifications, and implementation plan for their assigned project.
- Assessment report on rural economic and infrastructure for support food system productivity in the target districts.
- Detailed design of project activities related to food production, processing, storage, transporting (connectivity) and distribution.
- Detailed cost estimates (Bill of Quantities) for all technical components.
- Substantive contributions to the Consolidated Inception Report and the Joint Report for Funding Submission.
Smart Warehouse & Rural Logistics Specialist

Key Responsibilities:

- Lead the overall technical design and feasibility assessment for their assigned priority project and lead authorship of the technical sections of the Feasibility Study for their assigned project.
- Oversee the development of detailed technical specifications for all project components (e.g., rural infrastructure, digital architecture, IoT integration, warehouse facilities).
- Conduct detailed assessments of existing rural logistics infrastructure and warehousing facilities.
- Design smart warehouse layouts and specifications, integrating IoT technologies for optimized management.
- Develop strategies for improving rural supply chain efficiency, reducing post-harvest losses, and enhancing distribution networks.
- Advise on the selection and implementation of appropriate technologies for warehouse management and logistics tracking.
- Develop training programs for local personnel on smart warehouse operations and logistics management.
- Work in coordination with DG Development of Disadvantage Region (PPDT) , MoV

Qualifications and Experiences

- Education: Advanced degree (master’s preferred) in a relevant field such as Civil Engineering, Agricultural Engineering, Information Technology, Supply Chain Management, or a related discipline.
- Experience: A minimum of 8 years for master’s degree and/or 15 years for bachelor’s degree of professional experience in designing and implementing large-scale development projects in their respective fields.
- Strong knowledge of IoT technologies and their application in warehouse management.
- Proven track record of leading the technical preparation of complex infrastructure or technology projects, preferably financed by international financial institutions.
- In-depth knowledge of international best practices, standards, and innovative approaches in their field.
- Strong leadership, coordination, and report-writing skills.

Projected Outputs:

- Lead authorship of the Feasibility Study for Smart Warehouse and Rural Logistic Project.
- A comprehensive Technical Working Paper on the design, specifications, and implementation plan for their assigned project.
- Detailed cost estimates (Bill of Quantities) for all technical components.
- Substantive contributions to the Consolidated Inception Report and the Joint Report for Funding Submission.

1. Project Development Specialists (2 Positions)
Village Institution and Rural Area Development Specialist

Key Responsibilities:

- Develop strategies for community mobilization, stakeholder engagement, and village and rural area institutional capacity building.
- Assess the current capacity of BUMDes, cooperatives, and farmer groups in the target districts. Including to identify their strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats (SWOT analysis).
- Develop a strategy for promoting collaboration between village institutions and other stakeholders, such as government agencies, NGOs, and the private sector.
- Provide technical input to the project's Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) framework.
- Design sustainable models for project implementation, governance, and the long-term operation and maintenance of project assets.
- Conduct comprehensive social, economic, and financial analyses, including cost-benefit analysis financial modelling, and calculation of key indicators
- Develop frameworks for social safeguards, gender inclusion, and community empowerment.
- Take lead authorship of the relevant chapters (Institutional, Social, Economic, Financial) across the Feasibility Studies.
- Work in coordination with DG Village Development and Empowerment (PDP), MoV

Qualifications and Experiences

- Education: Advanced degree (master’s preferred) in Sociology, Economic, Law and/or Public Policy Studies, Development Studies, or other related fields
- Experience: A minimum of 8 years for master’s degree and/or 15 years for bachelor’s degree of professional experience in the preparation and analysis of development projects.
- Demonstrated expertise in institutional analysis, community development, and social safeguards (for the Institutional Specialist) or in economic and financial analysis, including cost-benefit analysis and financial modeling (for the Economic Specialist).
- Strong understanding of BUMDes, cooperatives, and farmer groups.
- Strong analytical and quantitative skills.
- Experience with projects funded by international financial institutions is required.
- Excellent report-writing and communication skills.

Projected Outputs:

- Analysis of economic activities and needs in targeted rural communities.
- Strategies for integrating local producers and MSMEs into the logistics network.
- Capacity building programs for entrepreneurship and business management.
- Assessment report on the potential for increased economic productivity.
- Technical Working Papers on Economic and Financial Analysis and Sustainability Models.
- A comprehensive Capacity Building Plan and detailed financial projection models for both projects.

Village Economic Development Specialist

Key Responsibilities:

- Develop strategies for enhancing village economic growth through improved logistics systems, focusing on increasing market access and supporting local enterprises.
- Analyse the economic activities and needs of rural communities.
- Develop strategies for integrating local producers and MSMEs into the smart warehouse and logistics network.
- Identify opportunities for value-added processing and local manufacturing within the rural logistics system.
- Develop programs for capacity building in entrepreneurship, business management, and market access.
- Assess the potential for increased economic productivity and competitiveness in rural industries.
- Design sustainable models for project implementation, governance, and the long-term operation and maintenance of project assets.
- Conduct comprehensive social, economic, and financial analyses, including cost-benefit analysis financial modeling, and calculation of key indicators
- Develop frameworks for social safeguards, gender inclusion, and community empowerment.
- Take lead authorship of the relevant chapters (Institutional, Social, Economic, Financial) across the Feasibility Studies.
- Work in coordination with DG Development of Disadvantage Region (PPDT), MoV

Qualifications and Experiences

- Education: Advanced degree (master’s preferred) in Economics business and/or finance, Development Studies, or other related fields (Business Administration)
- Experience: A minimum of 8 years for master’s degree and/or 15 years for bachelor’s degree of professional experience in the preparation and analysis of development projects.
- Strong analytical and quantitative skills.
- Experience with projects funded by international financial institutions is required.
- Excellent report-writing and communication skills.

Projected Outputs:

- Analysis of economic activities and needs in targeted rural communities.
- Strategies for integrating local producers and MSMEs into the logistics network.
- Capacity building programs for entrepreneurship and business management.
- Assessment report on the potential for increased economic productivity.
- Technical Working Papers on Economic and Financial Analysis and Sustainability Models.
- A comprehensive Capacity Building Plan and detailed financial projection models for both projects.

1. Project Officer (2 Positions)

Focus Area: To provide analytical and project management support, ensuring the project design report aligns with project goals and is completed efficiently. Work in coordination with DG Development of Disadvantage Region (PPDT) and DG Village Development and Empowerment (PDP), MoV

Key Responsibilities:

- Collect, manage, analyze, and compile all necessary quantitative and qualitative data to support the development of all reports and deliverables.
- Conduct reviews of relevant policies, regulations, and development plans to inform project design.
- Utilize tools for spatial analysis, mapping, and data visualization.
- Provide direct support to all specialists by preparing data sets, charts, maps, and statistical inputs.
- Take lead responsibility for drafting, formatting, and consolidating all team reports (Inception Report, Feasibility Studies, etc.) to ensure consistency and quality.
- Organize, document, and report on all stakeholder workshops, meetings, and consultations.

Qualifications and Experiences

- Education: University degree (Bachelor’s required) in a relevant field such as Development Studies, Law, Public Administration/Policy, Economics, Geography, Forestry or Information Management.
- Experience: A minimum of 3 years of relevant professional experience supporting development projects or in a research/analytical role.
- Strong skills in data collection, management, and analysis (both quantitative and qualitative).
- High proficiency in office software and data analysis tools.
- Excellent organizational skills and experience in compiling and editing complex technical documents.
- Ability to work effectively in a team and support multiple senior experts.

Projected Outputs:

- A comprehensive project database with all collected baseline data.
- A data visualizations for analysis and inclusion in reports.
- Lead role in the compilation and editing of all joint team deliverables.
- A complete record of policy reviews and stakeholder consultation minutes.
- Presentations and briefing notes for meetings.

Timeline of Key outputs delivery

Interested candidates are invited to submit their curriculum vitae (CV) to RHIndonesia@isdb.org no later than Sunday, 17 August 2025.

Documents

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