Consultant as Communications and Social Media Specialist for National Plastic Action Partnership (NPAP)

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  • Added Date: Thursday, 08 June 2023
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Program Overview

As an archipelagic country, Indonesia continues to struggle with various environmental issues regarding its ocean, due to unsustainable development, such as marine and coastal pollution, climate change, and habitat destruction. Increasing demand for resources, technological advances, overfishing, along with inadequate stewardship and law enforcement, are also contributing to the oceanโ€™s decline.

WRI Indonesia hosted the secretariat of Indonesiaโ€™s National Plastic Action Partnership (NPAP), as part of the Global Plastic Action Partnership (GPAP) which initiated by the World Economic Forum (WEF), as a bold neutral platform responsible for coordinating and facilitating the public-private partnerships working to free the world from plastic waste and pollution. The initiative aims to tackle one of the most difficult and pressing challenges facing our global commons โ€“ plastics pollution โ€“ in particular the plastic pollution of rivers, deltas, and the ocean. The Government of Indonesia has made significant step by committing to reduce plastics pollution to the ocean by 70% by 2025. GPAP is supporting Indonesia to reduce plastic pollution to the ocean through National Plastic Action Partnership (NPAP). The partnership brings together top leaders from government, private sectors, and civil society organizations to contribute to achieving national ocean plastic reduction target.

The secretariat of Indonesiaโ€™s National Plastic Action Partnership (NPAP), hosted at the World Resources Institute (WRI) Indonesia, is looking for a Communication & Social Media Specialist to support the Secretariat in enhancing growing NPAP activities as well as preparation for communicating NPAP sustain-phase. The role will be based in Indonesia. This position will report to the WRI Indonesia Communications Coordinator and coordinate closely with the NPAP team at WRI Indonesia and GPAP team at the World Economic Forum.

Job Highlight

The Communications and Social Media Specialist will work under direct supervision of Senior Communications Coordinator to support WRIโ€™s effort of reducing marine pollution as well as promoting sustainable ocean by executing communications strategies and plans, as well as managing multiple communications channels (such as website, blog, publications, media relations, and events). This position is expected to proactively collaborate with the program team on related communications works. This position will be based in Jakarta, Indonesia but might require doing domestic travel.

What You Will Do

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