YAYASAN GUGAH NURANI INDONESIA JOB VACANCIES 2027
Role Overview:
The Project Facilitator leads on-the-ground implementation, community mobilization, and technical monitoring for integrated water resource conservation and clean water access initiatives in Kulon Progo Regency. Acting as the primary bridge between technical contractors, village authorities, and local communities, this role ensures sustainable watershed protection, agroforestry development, and reliable community-managed clean water infrastructure.
Core Objectives:
- Infrastructure & Technical Oversight: Coordinate with engineers and contractors to monitor clean water infrastructure construction, including deep well drilling, water storage, and distribution networks.
- Environmental & Watershed Conservation: Facilitate agroforestry, reforestation, and land rehabilitation initiatives to protect and sustain local water catchment areas.
- Community Empowerment: Build the capacity of local water user groups (e.g., KPSPAMS) and village stakeholders to independently manage, operate, and maintain clean water systems and sanitation practices.
Key Responsibilities:
- Infrastructure Monitoring: Supervise field construction and installation of clean water systems—including deep wells, pumps, reservoirs, and pipelines—ensuring contractors meet technical standards and timelines.
- Watershed & Agroforestry: Facilitate reforestation, soil conservation, and agroforestry activities with community to protect water catchment areas and sustain water sources.
- Community Water Governance: Establish and train community water committees (KPSPAMS) on system operation, routine maintenance (O&M), and tariff management for long-term sustainability.
- Sanitation Promotion: Conduct community outreach on Community-Based Total Sanitation, safe household water handling, and environmental hygiene.
- Stakeholder Coordination: Liaise with village government, local authorities, and technical vendors to align project execution with local needs.
- Reporting & Documentation: Conduct field assessments, track project milestones, and submit timely progress reports with supporting field data.
Requirements:
- Education: Minimum Degree: Bachelor’s Degree (S1) in Environmental Engineering, Civil Engineering, Water Resources Engineering, Forestry, Environmental Science, Agriculture, or a related discipline.
- Preferred Majors: Degrees in Civil, Environmental, or Water Resources Engineering are strongly preferred.
- Experience: Core Background: Minimum 2 years of experience in community development, WASH (Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene), natural resource management, or rural infrastructure projects. Program Implementation: Proven track record executing community-based water supply, sanitation, watershed conservation, or agroforestry programs. Stakeholder Engagement: Demonstrated experience facilitating community groups, village governments, and local authorities. Vendor Coordination: Experience supervising field construction and coordinating with contractors or technical service providers is an advantage.
How to Apply: Submit an application letter and CV in English to hrd.gnirecruitment@gmail.com with the email subject format: [PF_YK]
Application deadline: 25 November 2026
Only qualified candidates will be considered.