Sustainable Landscape Management and Policy Researcher

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Description

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• Sustainable Landscape Planning and Policy Researcher analyzes and examines policy regulation at global, national, and local levels to develop frameworks, tools, and instruments related to ongoing as well as future research activities. The details of activities include.
• Design research method, leading thematic data collection.
• Provide analysis, planning, and recommendation based on the relevant topics of sustainable landscape management, green growth, climate change mitigation-adaptation, and gender sensitive analysis.
• Develop output report for ongoing research activities and related processes.
• Develop policy recommendations based on the research results through policy briefs, working papers, or other publication materials.
• Lead output material for publishing written documents Involve in project-related other researchers as supporting as requested by Theme Leader.

• Provide documents (PPT, Work Plan, timeline, and reporting).
• Collaborate and provide guidance to partner colleagues in project planning and site monitoring.
• Contribute to managing daily multiple projects and research activities.
• Contribute to project planning and evaluation at project closing.

• Attend meetings and visit the partner to discuss the project activities with the leaders and to explore new activities.
• Collaborate with local and national government and other institutions to collect data and information on policy regulation based on the project activities.
• Attend and present project results in meetings, workshops, and seminars as requested.

• Identify and mitigate potential risks within your work area.
• Take reasonable care of own occupational health and safety and that of others as obliged by CIFOR-ICRAF’s Occupational Health and Safety Policy and cooperate with CIFOR-ICRAF in complying with requirements under any statutory health and safety provisions of relevant Country laws.
• Participate in (insert team as appropriate) projects as may be required.

• Minimum education bachelor’s degree (S-1), preferably master’s degree (M. Sc) in natural resources management, environmental management, forestry, geography, land management, water resources management, rural development, or other closely related social, environmental, land and forest policy and planning discipline.
• Minimum 4 years of relevant work.
• Experience in working with research and government institutions.
• Contribution in the process of national/subnational regulation development e.g., PP/Perda/Pergub/Perbup is valuable experience.

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