Green Financial Solutions Project Leader - Jakarta - WWF Indonesia - 27/07/2024

WWF Indonesia

An Indonesian legal entity civil society organization that operates in the field of nature conservation and sustainable development, with the support of more than 100,000 supporters.

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Job Description

Supporting the Sustainable Finance Lead in developing baseline and specific strategy green finance for landscape and seascape; and green financial solutions program aligned with the WWF-Indonesia’s Conservation Target and Finance Practice Strategy.
Local business and pipeline development in following sectors: water, environmental protection, forestry and agriculture aligned with DFCD mandate and WWF national/landscape and seascape strategies.
Project management, incl. coordination, planning, implementation, and reporting of DFCD and other relevant projects such as Green Financial Solutions under IKI project.
Build relationships with relevant partner organizations.
Liaise and provide technical assistance to the selected priority projects.
Ensure the project is delivering results and contributing towards the objectives and strategies of DFCD and WWF-Indonesia’s conservation target.
Work with the WWF programmatic and Indonesia regional office on project origination, engagement with investees, investors and other financial institutions.
Training colleagues in sustainable finance and conservation departments in Indonesia on concepts of landscape finance and bankable projects
Work with regional WWF-Indonesia offices on origination of bankable projects, engagement with project owners, investors, and other financial institutions.
Alignment of activities with WWF`s Impact and Environmental and Social Safeguards Framework
Responsible for developing reports on implementing green finance related activities project in WWF Indonesia.

Job Qualifications

Master’s degree in the field of Economics, Finance or Business
Minimum 5 years of experience in business development, private sector finance and/or impact investment with strong financial and budgeting experience
Experience of working in emerging markets is an asset
Strong interest in nature conservation and the mission of WWF
Prior experience in assessing financial institutions and climate risks would be an advantage
Preferably experience with public donors
Proven organizational, diplomatic and negotiating skills that yield positive results on the sustainability agenda, especially as it relates to the finance and business world
Strong ability to lead the implementation of large-sized projects, including working with and coordinating funding partners, third parties and users
Ability to work effectively as a team member with a wide range of individuals across cultures and time zones
Independent worker, pro-active in thinking about opportunities to further improve the work
Excellent communication skills, both written and oral, including in English

WWF Indonesia

An Indonesian legal entity civil society organization that operates in the field of nature conservation and sustainable development, with the support of more than 100,000 supporters.

Website
Unknown
Between 50 and 250 employees
Others

WWF Indonesia did not yet communicate its impact measurement.

This structure did not communicate to us the labels or certifications that it was able to obtain.

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