Consultant as Transport and Urban Design Specialist (Bali-based)

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  • Added Date: Friday, 30 August 2024
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Program Overview

WRI Indonesia is an independent research organization that works with governments, businesses, multilateral institutions and civil society groups to develop practical solutions that improve peopleโ€™s lives and ensure nature can thrive in Indonesia. We organize our work around five crucial issues: Forest and Land Use, Climate, Energy, Cities and Transportation, and the Ocean. WRI Indonesiaโ€™s transport portfolio focuses on reducing citiesโ€™ GHG emissions through shifting to low-carbon mobility, vehicle electrification and, in parallel with the energy and climate programs, greening the electricity grid to reach optimum emission reduction. Our mission is to help cities and provinces implement low-carbon development and equitable transport systems, particularly in the transportation and energy sectors, to achieve economic, social, and environmental goals.

Bloomberg Initiative for Global Road Safety (BIGRS)

WRI Indonesia under Bloomberg Initiative for Global Road Safety (BIGRS) supported by Bloomberg Philanthropies will support Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC) on key road safety initiatives, spanning road engineering, traffic enforcement, crash data management, road safety communication, etc. WRI Sustainable Cities is one of the Partner Organizations in the Bloomberg Initiative, focusing on the areas of Safer Streets and Safer Mobility. WRI Sustainable Cities will support the BIGRS cities, including HCMC and Hanoi to enhance safety through better road engineering and improved public transit, non-motorized mobility, and overall mobility.

Bali Net Zero Emission Coalition

The Bali Net Zero Emission Coalition believes that fostering the agency and leadership of local government and broader segments of the society is key to ensure that the net zero emission agenda remains strong and becomes a way of life and pathway for development, regardless of national and local political transitions. It will require concerted efforts amongst various actors to create breakthroughs with long-lasting climate, social, and economic impacts. Our main targets in this project consist of local government, especially in the field of energy and transportation, electric vehicle (EV) and clean energy business owners, coastal communities, and sustainable tourism communities. While most of them have already had a common understanding towards the urgency of climate transition, they need to be equipped with more information, knowledge, and thought-leadership avenues to build ideas and make actions.

In this phase, WRI Indonesia, together with Bali Transport Agency and key stakeholders in Bali is developing an enabling ecosystem to achieve Baliโ€™s sustainable transport goals with a program called โ€œBali Low Emission Zone Initiative (BLEZI)โ€. With a zone-based approach, BLEZI acts as demonstration and intensification areas to promote zero emission mobility by emphasizing two core approaches: Improving Sustainable Urban Mobility and Acceleration Zero Emission Vehicle Adoption. Having this strategic multi-dimensional program in Bali, WRI Indonesia seeks to work with a mobility professional to conceptualize, manage, implement and monitor the BLEZI implementation in Bali.

Job Highlight

The Transport and Urban Design Specialist will support WRI Indonesia urban mobility team with excellent research, analysis, and engagement in urban design planning, improving city planning process, road safety, e-mobility and other sustainable transport issues at national and sub-national levels. The position holder is expected to produce high-quality research products that are designed to provide information needed by targeted audiences and support program management and development. This position will be based in Bali with flexible travel requirements, report directly to the Senior Program Lead for Urban Development and Mobility while working closely and collaboratively with the rest of the relevant projectโ€™s team within the Climate-Energy-Cities-Ocean program in WRI Indonesia.

What You Will Do

Research (60%)

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