Lowongan Kerja Kubu Posisi Stta Consultant To Support Fish Biodiversity Survey For Ecotourism Attraction di USAID SEGAR

USAID SEGAR is seeking one short-term technical assistant (consultant) to support Fish biodiversity survey for ecotourism attraction and economic benefit in Danau Laet, Sanggau District.

• Job code: STFBDL
• Type: Consultant
• Job location:Kubu Raya, West Kalimantan
• Reporting line: Biodiversity Conservation Lead
• Expected Assignment: January 3, 2025, to March 28, 2025
• Level of Effort: 20 days

USAID SEGAR is a five-year (2021-2026) Activity designed to advance Indonesia’s development objectives in balancing biodiversity conservation and sustainable land use with inclusive economic and livelihoods development. To accomplish this, targeted subnational jurisdictions with high conservation values (HCV) and High Carbon Stocks (HCS) will be supported to improve management of natural resources that measurably conserves biodiversity, decreases greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from unsustainable land use, and promotes sustainable and inclusive economic growth.

Expected Outputs and Outcomes

1. Commitment from key stakeholders to support restoration activities in Kuala Dua Village gained.
2. The area for restoration plan in Kuala Dua Village is identified and agreed by representative stakeholders.
3. Final draft restoration plan in Kuala Dua Village presented to key stakeholders.
4. Final restoration plan document.

Key Tasks

1. Develop the methodology for the fish biodiversity survey and inventory.
2. Conduct the survey and biodiversity inventory of fisheries in Danau Laet.
3. Prepare a draft report of the field survey results.
4. Present the draft survey findings to key stakeholders and finalize the report based on feedback and input.

Deliverables

1. Design and methodology of biodiversity inventory developed and discussed with stakeholders to meet scientific standards.
2. Biodiversity inventory of fishery in Danau Laet established.
3. Data on fish diversity of Danau Laet collected.
4. Workshop to share field survey results implemented.
5. Final report produced.

Qualifications

• Minimum bachelor’s degree in a field relevant to natural resource management, such as forestry or environmental and social science.
• Proven experience in fresh water fish identification and ecology.
• Five years of experience in project planning and its management and prior experience in producing technical reports in similar work.
• Experience in building close relations within the team and with key stakeholders and involving the local community to gain their participation and leadership in leading the restoration on the ground.

How to Apply

Please submit your application to [email protected] with the subject line “STFBDL _YourName”. The application will be reviewed on a rolling basis, and early recruitment may occur until the position is filled.