RWI Programme Officer Climate Change & Human Mobility Regional Asia Pacific Programmes (Re-advertise)

 The Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law (RWI) is an independent academic institution established in 1984. Since 1990, RWI has carried out a wide range of research, academic education, and institutional capacity development programmes internationally in the human rights field, mainly with the support of Swedish Development Cooperation. 

RWI’s global thematic foci are economic globalisation, inclusive societies, people on the move and fair and efficient justice (www.rwi.lu.se

RWI’s office in Jakarta coordinates the institute’s programmes and activities in the Asia Pacific region. RWI has been active in different countries across Asia since the 1990s and has coordinated regional programmes since 2007. Our regional focus has been to strengthen the capacities of NHRIs and academic institutions to be actors of change for human rights implementation and their promotion across the region.

From 2017, the Jakarta office commenced a five-year regional programme focusing on the linkages between human rights and environment, climate change and sustainable development. The programme supports research, synergies between sectors and RWI’s thematic foci. The programme is supported by the Swedish Development Cooperation. (https://rwi.or.id/)

Position Description

RWI is seeking applications to fill the position of a Program Officer for its human rights and environment programmes across the region. The position is full-time, contract based and subject to funding, with an immediate starting date. The initial contract will be signed for a period of one year, with possible extension. The contract will be under Indonesian labour law and based on RWI terms and conditions for national staff.

The officer’s primary role is to proactively manage the planning, coordination, communication and implementation of RWI’s activities relating to Climate Change and Human Mobility in its regional Asia Pacific programmes. The position reports to the Institute’s Office Deputy Director in Jakarta and works in close coordination with the RWI’s technical experts in our Lund, Sweden, headquarters.

Duties and Responsibilities

  • Develop and implement activities as outlined in approved work plans, including developing terms of reference and agreements; developing agendas and materials; securing resource persons and other necessary inputs for activities, making necessary logistical arrangements (travel, accommodations, etc.); and coordinating completion of activity deliverables.
  • Represents RWI’s climate change and human mobility interests in the Asia Pacific region, in close coordination and liaison with RWI’s technical experts in Lund, Sweden. This includes delivery of workshop sessions, active involvement in working groups, coordinating bodies and/or conferences.
  • Contribute to the added-value articulation and contextualisation of RWI’s thematic strategies in the Asia Pacific region.
  • Develop and monitor programme budgets, ensuring that budgetary resources are efficiently utilised to achieve expected results.
  • Regularly assess and monitor programme development and results.
  • Stay informed of relevant geographic/thematic/political developments for the successful carrying out of duties and responsibilities of the position.
  • Prepare narrative reports to analyse the results of activities/programme carried out.
  • Assess new programme opportunities within the mandate and concerning the priorities of RWI, and when relevant develop concept notes and contribute to proposals for new programmes.
  • Develop working methodologies and MEAL tools for the improvement of programmes.
  • Conduct relevant research that informs and enhances the quality of programmes and RWI’s thematic profile.
  • Periodic travel to programme activity sites to successfully monitor and implement the duties above.
  • Actively engage and contribute to a team environment, through the regular sharing of his/her areas of responsibility, research or the challenges faced.
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Qualifications

Essential Criterion

  • Strong documented experience/knowledge about human rights, environment and SDGs;
  • Master’s degree or higher degree by thesis in human rights, environment science, development studies, social sciences, preferably with a specialisation on displacement relating to disasters and climate change;
  • Minimum of six years of relevant program management and technical support, preferably with emphasis on climate change, disaster risk reduction (DRR), and displacement;
  • Knowledge of and experience with established climate change, DRR or people on the move working groups, networks or UN coordination bodies within the Asia Pacific Region;
  • Knowledge of means and methods of international development cooperation work;
  • Proven experience of working with MEAL and communication obligations within programmes;
  • Ability to manage program budgets and produce reports;
  • Ability to manage multiple tasks and maintain attention to detail;
  • Excellent analytical skills;
  • Fluency in English with excellent English language writing skills

Desired

  • Experience working with Swedish development cooperation (Sida)
  • Knowledge of other languages relevant to working in the region

 

Application procedure

Please note, we only accept applications via the RWI website.

For more information about the position, deadline, and how to apply please visit : Blog Post | The Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law (rwi.or.id)

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