Consultant Strengthening Action Plan of Sustainable Palm Oil in North Konawe to Achieve SDGs (INT10423)

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Do you have understanding on palm oil value chains particularly the linkage between the national and local level?

 

Do you have experience in organisational development of palm oil smallholder for sustainable value chain?

 

Do you have experience on the engagement various stakeholders in palm oil value chain by using constructive and collaborative approach?

 

If the answer is yes, then we would like to hear from you.

 

The Role:

 

Oxfam in Indonesia is looking for Consultant Strengthening Action Plan of Sustainable Palm Oil in North Konawe to Achieve SDGs to strengthen CSOs and palm oil farmer organizations to continue further engagement with governments and private sectors through mutual partnership in driving more inclusive and responsible value chain through capacity building and multistakeholder platform. It is expected that the role of smallholder organizations/cooperatives, women groups, civil society organizations (CSOs) and local communities would play significant roles in driving sustainable palm oil that integrates gender equality and social responsibility into joint agenda.

 

Objective:

• To strengthen more inclusive organisational development of palm oil smallholders that benefit for men and women smallholders and local communities.
• To build partnership between palm oil smallholder organization with government and private sectors in North Konawe.
• To actively engage with the implementation team of regional action plan in driving inclusive and sustainable palm Oil in North Konawe.

 

Output:

 

The expected outputs of the consultancy are:

• Strengthened capacities and meaningful participation of men and women palm oil smallholders with gender-inclusive perspective and sustainability practice through development of cooperatives in North Konawe, Southeast Sulawesi.
• Establishment of partnership between smallholder organization/cooperatives and governments and private sectors in driving sustainable palm oil in North Konawe, Southeast Sulawesi.
• Strengthened multistakeholder engagement in the acceleration of regional action Plan sustainable palm oil, which put social responsibility and gender aspects into consideration.

 

Flexfam:

 

We believe flexible working is key to building the Oxfam of the future, so we’re open to talking through the type of flexible arrangements which might work for you.

 

Consultant Qualification: 

 

• Understand the palm oil value chains particularly the linkage between the national and local level.
• Having good understanding on SDGs and its implementations in Indonesia.
• Having knowledge on palm oil regulation that potentially promotes sustainable value chain in Indonesia, especially National Action Plan – Sustainable Palm Oil (NAP SPO).
• Having knowledge and experience in organisational development of palm oil smallholder for sustainable value chain.
• Having experience on the engagement various stakeholders in palm oil value chain by using constructive and collaborative approach.
• Has commitment to implement safeguarding and safe programming.
• Understand and has commitment on gender equality.

 

How to apply:

 

Interested applicants must submit the following documentation in pdf format:

1. Technical component:

 

• CV/company profile with contact details
• Detailed proposal of the assignment, including methodology, team composition and timeframe to conduct the assignment.
• Samples of similar works produced and/or published.

 

2. Financial component:

 

Detailed estimated budget for this assignment, including gross consultancy fee, budget lines for per diem, travel, accommodation costs and other meeting costs if any. Consultancy fee should be indicated in gross terms, which includes tax either 10% VAT or 2,5% for PPh.

Interested candidates are invited to submit all the documents above to this e-mail: ID_055_.c9unee2wxs1xqnp1@u.box.com  and it should be received no later than 2 June 2024.

 

Please download the complete Term of Reference (PDF) below this vacancy page.