The Officer is to support the implementation of the e-mobility project in Indonesia. Reporting to the Country Representative, s/he will support CR in his engagement with Korean stakeholders in Indonesia and will become a liaison between GGGI Indonesia and Korean agencies with a presence in Indonesia, such as KOICA, KOTRA, KEXIM, private sector players, etc. In addition, he/she will lead reporting and monitoring to the donor, the Ministry of Environment, the Republic of Korea.
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The Officer’s primary role is to ensure the timely delivery and safeguarding of the consistent quality of outputs and activities of the Project under the Green Growth Program Indonesia. The Officer supports the Project team by providing technical inputs to outputs and ensuring process integrity in program operation and specific project/output delivery, fully meeting established institutional policies, standards, and donor requirements across budget execution, procurement & HR processes implementation, and other operational functions.
The Officer will work as a part of GGGI’s Country Program and support the Country Representative, in implementing the project on the ground. At the project site, s/he will work in close collaboration with Korean stakeholders in Indonesia as well as the Bali Provincial Government and relevant city/district agencies, universities, and other local stakeholders
Specific tasks include:
Reporting to the Country Representative, especially from donor engagement, and stakeholder management perspectives related to issues affecting the design of EV ecosystems, transport economics, and urban mobility planning.
Key milestone outputs include the following:
INTRODUCTION
With the support of the Government of the Republic of Korea (ROK), GGGI assists the Government of Indonesia (GoI), specifically the Bali Provincial Government, in transitioning to a more sustainable transportation through electric vehicle (EV) implementation. Bali Province (“the Province”) has a planning document, namely the Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan (SUMP) for the Sarbagita Metropolitan, that provides the comprehensive direction for a shift to a more sustainable transportation system. Additionally, a Regional Action Plan for EV implementation for the entire island is currently under development, covering the technical, institutional, and financial aspects of the transition.
In supporting the targets stated in these documents, GGGI is providing technical assistance to the Indonesian Government and the Government of Bali through the project “Piloting Electric Vehicle Systems and Developing a Green Transportation Investment Roadmap for Bali, Indonesia”. The Project is covers aspects of planning, investment mobilization, and capacity building to realize an inclusive EV system in the Province, which also includes piloting electric buses and supporting facilities. This project consists of three outcomes, including the implementation of a coherent and sustainable EV roadmap, increased investment opportunities and commitments to accelerate the use of EV, and strengthened human resource capacity and institutional framework involving public and private stakeholders. The project will last for five years (2023-2027) and GGGI is appointed as the project implementer under the direction of the Ministry of National Development Planning (Bappenas).
The main beneficiary of this Project will be the Bali Provincial Government which has the jurisdiction of the target area of the Project. At the national level, the Project will coordinate and collaborate with Bappenas and other technical Ministries, such as the Ministry of Transportation and Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources.
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