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Email Address: [email protected], [email protected] Number (Mobile): +62811869131Telephone Number (Home): ++62215350580Fax Number: +62216314523Family name: ManembuFirst names: SGD Niesje (Angel)-MsDate of birth: Jakarta, 9 Nov 1959Nationality: IndonesiaResidence: JakartaMarital status: Married
Education:Institution(Date from - Date to)
Degree(s) or Diploma(s) obtained:
University of Ulster, Derry, Northern Ireland, UK (2000-2001)
Master of Arts/MA in Peace and Conflict
Department of Anthropology and Sociology, University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia(1984-1987)
Master of Social Planning and Development/MSPD
Parahyangan Catholic University, Faculty of Social Politics, Bandung Indonesia (1979-1984)
Honours Degree in Business Administration,
Language skills: Indicate competence on a scale of 1 to 5 (1 - excellent; 5 - basic)Language Reading Speaking WritingEnglish 1 1 2Indonesia 1 1 1
Membership of professional bodies: British Sociological AssociationOther skills: (e.g. Computer literacy, etc.) Computer literacyKey qualifications:
1. Key qualifications:
Angel Manembu has reviewed many donor projects included USAID-Regional Office Bangkok, Norway Embassy, The World Bank, ADB, Korean AID, DfID-UK, UNDP, Aus AID, GIZ, European Union and included international NGOs such as WWF-Indonesia, The Rainforest Foundation of Norway and also private sectors such Asia Pulp and Paper Company and Diamond Raya logging Company included Smartwood Company.
She has worked in the area of poverty alleviation, sustainable livelihood, forest governance, sustainable forest management, forest conservation, wildlife trading, and Millennium Development Goals and Minimum Service Standard that is related to decentralisation issues
She has trained international(Asia and Africa countries) planning bodies, national governments (Bappenas), local governments in almost 40 districts all round Indonesia included Kalimantan, Sulawesi and Papua also strengthen Civil Society groups and Local legislatures included logging
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companies and universities. She facilitated local government regulations (perda) in many topics and also assisted local governments and local legislature on how to make their budget more efficient for local community developments. She also facilitated discussions on health and education issues included community engagement plus gender responsive.
Professional experiences
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Position Description
January-Dec 2015
Jakarta & NTT
Global Concern Director Coordinate, design, allocate budget for MAMPU Innovation Fund project, “Learning from Poor Women to change Policy” Project
Jan2014-June 2015
Jakarta/Sulawesi
Cowater-DFAT Canada/Bill Duggan, Contact: [email protected]/ Mobile phone +6281386412117
Local parliament member Advisor
- Facilitate, train and produce national guidelines for parliament members and their secretariats staff
July 2014-April 2015
Jakarta Oxford policy and Management Limited for Multi Stakeholder Forestry Project/DFID-UK. Contact: [email protected]
M&E Advisor -Arrange M&E framework, tools and implement. Assist project staff to implement, provide review to project quarterly report
Feb-March 2014
Jkt, Lampung and Manado
US Department of Interior International Technical Assistance Program. Contact: Jason Riley, Project Manager, Email: [email protected]
In country coordinator and member of an assessment team of Illegal Wildlife harvesting
- Coordinate a review team of Illegal Wildlife Trading in Indonesia
- Interview stakeholders- Present finding to US Embassy - Provide input and recommendation to a
final report
Oct-Nov 2013
Jkt, Bogor, Central Kalimantan
Nordic Consulting Group, Norway. Svein Jorgensen [email protected]
Evaluator of Partnership Program funded by Norway Embassy
- Design a methodology, coordinate the interview, interview stakeholders, analyse findings, prepare draft findings, present findings to Norway Embassy and report writing
March-June 2013
Bangkok, the Philippines
Social Impact Company for USAID. Contact: Julie Mandolline, coordinator. Email: [email protected]
Reviewer of ARREST Program implemented by Freeland Foundation, funding by USAID-Regional Office
- Design a methodology and key questions- Coordinate Thailand-Indonesia and the
Philippines interview- Analyse findings,- Present findings to USAID-RDMA office- Write and present a report
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Oct2012-Jan 2013
Central Borneo
Aurecon Company, funded by AusAIDContact person: Dr Rachel Diprose:[email protected]
Project reviewer of KFCP, Ausaid funded Project
Design a research methodology to do a survey to the Dayak of Kapuas River in Central Kalimantan , implement the survey, and analyse the project findingsPresent main points of the findings and analysis to the project staff
March 2009-2015
North and South East Sulawesi
Cowater Company, funded by CIDAContact person : Bill Duggan, Project DirectorEmail: [email protected]+62 81386412117
Pro Poor Planning and Legislature Advisor of BASICS Project, DFAT-Canada
Coordinate, train, coach and provide advices to ten local governments legislatures, in the area of planning and budgeting of Millennium Development Goals and Minimum Service Standards. Specifically education and poverty performance.The project work with Ministry of Home Affairs and 10 local governments.Do a research for the sea nomad people and make a legislation to protect their needs.Synthesize lessons learnt for policy formulations and policy implementation
Sept 2011-Sept 2012
All over Indonesia
GFA Company,Funded by GIZContact person:Project CoordinatorAnja [email protected]
Monitoring and Evaluation Advisor for CCT project, Ministry of Social Affairs
Design a Monitoring and Evaluation System of Conditional Cash Transfer project based on evidence.
March and April 2012
Papua WWF Papua, funded by WWF NetherlandsContact person:Linke Rahawarin, [email protected] Mobile +62811484838
Trainer of MDGs based survey to villages around conservation areas
- Develop training modules for MDGS in conservation areas survey- Conduct training to local governments, National Park and WWF staff- Assist social report writing for two conservation areas on MDGs, submitted to Bappenas
October to December 2009
Jambi Rainforest Foundation funded by DANIDAAnja Lillegraven, [email protected]
Evaluator Review project management including education and health component to the Orang Rimba at Bukit 12 national park, provide lessons learnt and recommendations
Jan-Feb 2009 Jakarta, CIDT, University of Wolverhampton, UK. Funded by DFID-UKDr Desmond W Mahony, email: [email protected]
Reviewer of Multi Stakeholder Forestry Program, DFID
Assess technical capacity, project management and poverty focus of the programme and provide remedial measures for improvement included lessons learnt. Field visit to project sites.
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October 2010- December 2014
Kendari and Manado
Cowater Company/CIDADr Timothy Babcock, email: [email protected]
Pro Poor Planning Specialist
Identify capacity building needs of local government and parliament at provincial level in relation to MDGs and MSS
July- September 2008
Papua and West Papua
WWF Papua/funded by WWF Netherlands.Ms Linke Rahawarin/WWF Coordinator, ph +62811484838. Email: [email protected]
Team Leader of Social Economy Survey of Communities in Marine National Park in Cendrawasih Bay and Jamursba Medi Nature Reserve
Tasks included review MDGs Achievement of District Wondama, Nabire and Sorong from secondary and primary data also raised poverty issues from the surveys in more than 10 villages.Train Marine and Fishery Sector staff, Planning and Development Sector, National Park Body staff and WWF staff on community surveyProvide recommendations to District government, WWF and Marine National Park Body.
September 2006- June 2008
Jakarta Bappenas and ADBContact person:Alan Prouty/Project Leader, [email protected]. Ph: ++62811806742
Poverty Reduction Planning Specialist
Assist 11 poorest districts in Indonesia to produce pro poor planning and budgeting to support MDGs. Train local government, parliament members, CSOs, media on Pro poor planning and Budgeting (P3B). Assist the poorest NTT districts on poverty reduction action plans. Organise national workshops on good practises for planning and budgeting. Facilitate shared learning between 11 districts and West Papua districts. Produce national guidelines on P3B. Work with civil society groups included radio to broadcast series of P3B issue including “Voice of the Voiceless”. Assist Ministry of Labour Force on Gender Responsive Budget
March 2008 Jakarta, Central Sulawesi and North Molucca
UNDP, funded by DFIDLanny Jauhari, [email protected]
Team leader Review of Crisis Prevention and Reduction Unit of UNDP
Review Peace Through Development Program of UNDP in particular and CPRU in general, including Safer Communities for Disaster Risk Reduction Programme. Interview various stakeholders and present findings in Palu and Poso also West Halmahera.
July-August 2006
Jakarta DFIDContact person: Scott Guggenheim, email: [email protected]+62811862650
Reviewer Tasks: Review the World Bank, ADB, Oxfam and The Asia Foundation Program on Poverty partnership Programme. Interview all stakeholders included NGOs
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November-April 2006
West Lampung, Central Sulawesi
Overseas Development Institute/ODI, UKContact person:Adrian Wells, email: [email protected], ph.: ++6281314797394
Researcher Document success stories on how civil society able to influence public policy with or without donors.
July- Sept 2005
Papua, East and West Nusa Tenggara, Kalimantan
WWF Indonesia/funded by DFIDContact person Tri Nugroho, email [email protected]++62811985899
Reviewer Review WWF projects funded by DFID. Interview Stakeholders, present findings and lessons mearnt in project sites and in Jakarta
Sept2005- October 2005
Riau Province
Asia Pulp and Paper Company, JapanNazir Foead/WWF Project Staff, Ph: ++62811977604
Team Leader of Land Swap Study
Conduct a study of land availability and community land conflict in Riau ProvinceProvide recommendations on how to resolve land conflictPresent findings to APP Company in Perawang and Jakarta.
March 2003 – up to June 2005
15 districts in Indonesia
The World Bank/Initiatives for Local Governance Reform Programme (ILGR Programme)Contact Person: Ms Asmeen Khan, World Bank Senior Staff [email protected]
Senior Poverty Specialist (March 2004-March 2005)Poverty Specialist (March 2003-March 2004),
Review and Finalise 15 district poverty strategies, Promote participation, transparency and accountability for poverty reduction strategies. Organise national workshop on best practises of poverty alleviation projects by local government. Work with Bappenas, Ministry of Home Affairs, GTZ and USAID-Perform. Synthesize district poverty strategies and provide recommendations into a national poverty strategy. Promote policy dialogue on poverty issues. Produce poverty reduction manuals
March-April 2005
Jakarta, Makassar
DFID-United KingdomContact person: Dr Scott GuggenheimEmail:[email protected]
Reviewer Output to Purpose Review of Poverty Reduction Partnership of the DFID Trust Fund to the World Bank.
February 2005
2 conservation areas in Papua
WWF funded by DFIDBenja Mambai/WWF Sahul Director, [email protected]
Evaluator Tasks: Evaluate Community based Conservation Program Problems, Did a capacity assessment of NGO, and provide input to WWF Indonesia
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April 2004 Sumatra, Sulawesi, NusaTenggara
DFID-Multi Stakeholders Forestry ProgramMFPMr Tri Nugroho, [email protected]++62811985899
Communication Specialist
Select best projects of MFP Program, interview key stakeholders at provincial, district and community level, review best projects’ stories for MFP communication material
Dec 2003-Jan 2004
Jakarta Forest Stewardship Council, Germany
Peer Reviewer
Provide comments and proposed revision of principles 2 and 3 of FSC Principles on Indigenous Peoples Rights
June 2003 Jakarta Smartwood Peer Reviewer
Task: To review SBK logging concession company report in relation to FSC Social Principles.
June 2003 Diamond Raya Logging Company, Riau Province
Forest Stewardship Council, Germany
Social Local expert
Tasks: Evaluate SGS Qualifor surveillance implementation at PT Diamond Raya, Riau. Identify major social forest issues that are likely to be relevant at that site.
March 2003-March 2004
16 districts in Indonesia
The World Bank/Initiatives for Local Governance Reform ProgramContact Person: Ms Asmeen Khan, [email protected]
Lessons Learnt Specialist for district poverty alleviation strategy
Tasks: - Assist formulation of poverty alleviation strategy at district level, - Assist civil society participation in district poverty alleviation strategy,- Document the process and lessons learnt
February-March 2003
Medan and Riau
Associates in Rural Development, Inc, USA for USAID Washington
Resource Conflict of Illegal Logging Consultant
Map actors of conflict, nature of conflict, time period, and local solutions,- Produce report based on the findings
August 2002-February 2003
Jambi and Riau
AMEC Company for Asia Pulp and Paper Company in Riau and Jambi.Nazir Foead, ++62811977604
Social Impact and Community Development Consultant
Tasks:- Evaluate existing community development program of APP CompanyCoordinate Community Forestry and Social Impact ComponentConduct field assessment on land claims, other village problems and conflicts. Conduct participatory stakeholders’ perceptions, assessment and solutions. Produce solutions and community development strategy
July –September 2002
Riau province
Yayasan WWF (World Wildlife Fund)IndonesiaNazir Foead, WWF Project CoordinatorPh +62811977604
Community Support Consultant
Tasks: Produce proposal for a Community Support Strategy for TessoNilo Conservation Areas, Riau Province. Conduct field assessment for community conflicts and needs. Present result to all related parties and ask for stakeholders input to the findings
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September 2001-January 2002
Central and South Kalimantan
Environmental and Resource Management Company, UK. Funded by the EU
Indigenous Peoples and Institutional Development Specialist
Environmental and Social Impact Assessment of European Union in South and Central Kalimantan Production Forest Management
January-February 2001
Indonesia,
Natural Resources Institute, United Kingdom/funded by DFIDMr Timothy Nolan, Team Leader, Email:[email protected]
Community Development Specialist in Mid Term Review of European Union
Review community development approaches by the project and provide solutions for improvement
August 1998 – June 2000
Indonesia –South and North Sulawesi and other replication areas
DfID/Indonesian Directorate General of Livestock ServicesDr John Young,Email: [email protected]
Socio-Economist on the DELIVERI (Decentralisation on Livestock Services on Eastern Indonesia) Programme
- Develop series of policy and implementation guidelines on Good Governance at decentralization era and Community Empowerment Program in rural areas at government and community level.- Coordinate activities between government, NGO, communities and School of Islamic Studies (Pondok Pesantren) to promote and implement Community Empowerment Program- Train government staff from various sectors, NGOs staff and community leaders on various participatory approaches and program management- Responsible for Development of community groups in two provinces and 4 districts- Implementing participatory approaches in regional planning- Assess the impact of the decentralisation system in regional planningAssess how the community empowerment and participatory management become institutionalised in national and regional planning.; produce guidelines and lessons learned in order to assist regional planning related to the Rural Community Empowerment Program.
Dec 1997–February 1998
Irian Jaya/Papua Province
Sejati FoundationDea Sudarman/Executive Director++62811931193
Short term Evaluation Consultant of
Tasks: Stakeholders Participatory Evaluation of Community Development Projects in Freeport Mining Company areas, Papua Interview communities, adat leaders, NGOs, government and Freeport Company staff on community livelihood projects, and produce evaluation report
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Nov 1995 – Dec 1997
Indonesia, Riau Province
DFID-UK and Indonesian Department of ForestryContact Person Mr Timothy Nolan/Project leaderEmail: [email protected]
Provincial Social Development Advisor with the Indonesian Tropical Forest Management Project
- Develop a social dimension concept of Sustainable Tropical Timber Management to all stakeholders (local communities, various government agencies, NGOs and researchers) in order to overcome conflict of natural resources.- Train Participatory Rural Appraisal (PRA) methods to various government staffs, private sectors, universities, in Riau, Jambi and Central Borneo- Improving the forestry administration procedures involved in the socio-economic survey of the logging company, the HPH Bina Desa (Community Development Projects of Logging Company) and the Boundary Demarcation Process-Introduced a new structure to various administrative procedures such as the communication mechanism involving all stakeholders related to the sustainability of the forest- Implement Agreement boundary Process with all stakeholders using participatory community mapping in six villages- Formulate Lessons Learned from Project Activities
1993–1995 Jakarta Sejati Foundation
Felia Salim/Executive Director, Ph ++62811931193
Programme Co-ordinator on the Traditional Natural Resources Management in Eastern Indonesia
Coordinate researches in Irian Jaya with NGO's to look at the indigenous system of resource management-Liaison Officer with various government institutions-Conduct a research with Center International Potatoes on Indigenous Knowledge of Farming of the Una and the KimYal community of Irian Jaya-Assist local communities to give training on Traditional Resource Management to the forestry staff at the national center of forestry training in Bogor-Kimaam Agriculture Research at Kimaam Community in South Irian Jaya and did participatory mapping of the Kimaam in Sabon, Tor and Kladar.
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1989-1993 Papua World Wildlife Fund for Nature
Social Planner/ Project Leader for the Conversation of Lorentz National Park (Papua) Programme
Tasks: Conduct meetings at national to local communities’ level with all stakeholders included the military and the police on Lorentz National Park Project to identify stakeholders concerns’ and input.-Mediate community, government and military conflict in the area.-Do a study for social issues related to conservation in five different communities: The Sempan, the Amungme, the Nakai, Asmat, the Kamoro, and the Dani.-Conduct community mapping in major traditional communities.-Evaluate WWF Kerinci Seblat –Sumatra on Primary Environmental Care program-Assist government counterparts in all skills needed to be in the field, deal with indigenous community groups, military and conduct meetings at various levels-Liaison officer, with government, non government, church group, military, NGO's and community leaders-Team leader of Climbing Cartentz Mountain of Papua. In this occasion, it was the first time of forestry staffs in Papua Province who climb and explore one of three tropical glacier of the world-Personal Guide of Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands in Lorentz and Freeport areas.
References:Dr Alan Prouty, Former Team Leader for Pro Poor Planning and Budgeting ADB-. Email: [email protected]. Mobile: +62811806742Dr Timothy Babcock, Advisor of BASICS CIDA projects. Email: [email protected] Mobile phone: +62 811183969Bill Duggan, Project Director for BASICS/CIDA, Email: [email protected] or [email protected]. Phone +62 81386412117 (is on holiday till 28th of March)
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