Program Officer will support Program Coordinator COVID-19 response activities in the field, in collaboration with other team member, POWER 2’s District Coordinator and MCI partner (PKPU - HI), as well as local stakeholder, such Humbang Hasundutan Government Agencies, local community groups (particularly coffee farmer groups), formal financial institutions, radio stations, etc.

Humanitarian and Resilience (H&R) Director leads Yayasan Mercy Corps Indonesia’s (YMCI) portfolio of programs working in critical areas of emergency response, DRR, and climate change. The Director supervises program managers, provides technical leadership and coordinates with YMCI’s external stakeholders. S/he collaborates with the larger community of MCG technical and management experts to ensure the YMCI’s programming is informed by best practices drawn from the most successful approaches globally.

COVID-19 Resilience for Coffee Farmers’ Communities is a program that operates primarily in Humbang Hasundutan Regency, North Sumatra Province, Indonesia, to build an initiative to support the specific needs of coffee farmers’ communities, leveraging existing resources, partnerships and government interventions related to COVID-19 response. In partnership with a Private Foundation, Mercy Corps Indonesia will impact a minimum of 10,000 people in/around coffee farmers’ communities through community outreach and communications on prevention and direct support for communities.

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Yayasan Mercy Corps Indonesia (YMCI) is a local Indonesian non-profit organization, which will implement humanitarian, and development assistance programs throughout the country. YMCI mission is to empower people in Indonesia to become healthy, productive, and resilient communities. Resilience means an ability to recover form or adjust easily to misfortune or change.

New Zealand – Maluku Access to Renewable Energy Support (NZMATES) Solar Laboratory at University of Pattimura, Ambon, Maluku

1.Background

Yayasan Mercy Corps Indonesia (YMCI) is non-governmental, humanitarian aid organization operating in transitional contexts that have undergone, or have been undergoing, various forms of economic, and environmental, social and political instabilities.