The Johns Hopkins Center for Communication
Programs (JHCCP), a not-for-profit human development organization, combines the
science and art of strategic communication to help people around the world make
better choices for themselves, their families and their communities. Johns
Hopkins established CCP over 20 years ago in recognition of the pivotal role
communication plays in the way people think and behave about health and
development issues. As a leading international authority on public health, the
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health is dedicated to protecting
health and saving lives. The mission of CCP is to use its core strengths
—strategic behavior change, knowledge management, advocacy, capacity building
and research and evaluation— to achieve these goals. We are currently seeking
qualified candidates for the position of Consultant for Kampung
KB Program based in Jakarta.
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
The Johns Hopkins Center for
Communication Programs (JHCCP), with continued financial support from The Bill &
Melinda Gates Foundation (Gates Foundation) will support BKKBN in the
implementation of “Kampung KB (Family
Planning Hamlet).” It is designed to contribute to the Government of
Indonesia’s initiative that is aimed to empower and improve the welfare
conditions of the poor and underprivileged communities in rural area. The
initiative was launched in 2016 by the President of the Republic of Indonesia. With
BKKBN as the key stakeholder, this initiative is involving various sectors of
developments to pursue one Kampung KB
per district on the first year of implementation.  The objective of The Kampung KB Project is to improve the
quality of life of the community through multi-sector programs, such as,
population, family planning and family development, and any other related development
programs in order to achieve a small happy & welfare family.
GENERAL
POSITION DESCRIPTION: Under the guidance
of Country Representative and in collaboration with CCP’s team and counterparts,
the Consultant role will specifically,
but not limited to, develop participatory tools and manuals for training and
capacity building at all levels, and assist in providing
guidance on the strategy for the development of a participatory model and its
implementation.
 MINIMUM
QUALIFICATIONS: Bachelor degree or higher in relevant discipline,
preferably in communication, public health, demography and/or other related
social science field, with a minimum of 7 years relevant experience with
international development programs; has proven experience in the development
and implementation of participatory community mobilization strategies,
including the development of participatory tools and monitoring and evaluation;
has experience in designing community based participatory program; and, has excellent
communication skills, including fluency in written and spoken in both English
and Indonesia.  




Interested
candidates may submit CV/resume and application letter to [email protected] by September 14, 2016. Please notify the
position applied in the subject line. Only short-listed candidates will be
contacted.