• Implement the project in accordance with the
  approved Project Document and the results-based Annual Work Plan and Budget
  (AWP/B), and in compliance with FAO procedures and GEF requirements;
• Establish an M&E system to monitor project
  progress and impact;
• Coordinate line agencies and other partners
  to work closely and implement ISLME project in accordance with approved work
  plan;
• Be responsible for preparation and submission
  of the project’s periodic reporting (financial and technical), including 1)
  drafting of AWP/Bs and six-monthly project progress reports in a timely manner
  for review and clearance by the LTO, and BH, prior to their submission to the
  PSC and the GEF Coordination Unit, respectively; 2) preparation of GEF quarterly
  project progress reports; 3) contributions to annual Project Implementation
  Reports (PIRs); as well as any other reports requested by the Executing Agency
  and UNDP;
• Monitor the expenditures, commitments and
  balance of funds under the project budget lines, and draft project budget
  revisions;
• Supervise the Administrative / Finance
  Assistant;
• Liaise closely with the National Coordinators
  and provide technical support to them as needed;
• Review and approve draft request for
  proposals and bidding documents, terms of reference and performance contracts
  for consultants hired under the responsibility of the RCU;
• Supervise and evaluate the performance of the
  consultancies that shall be retained for specific activities under the
  responsibility of the RCU;
• Organize PSC meetings, act as
  Secretary to the PSC, and prepare reports of PSC meetings and circulate these
  documents to all PSC members;
• Represent the project in relevant meetings
  and conferences relevant to the achievement of the Project’s objectives;
• Establish working relations with appropriate
  national and regional agencies and groups in participating countries to ensure
  effective implementation of ISLME supported activities, and ensure adequate
  information flow, discussions and feedback among the various stakeholders of
  the project;
• Liaise with project partners to ensure their
  co-financing contributions are provided within the agreed terms;
• Disseminate project information and best
  practices

Requisites: The Regional
Project Coordinator must have the following skills/qualifications:

• A post-graduate degree in environmental or
  fisheries management or natural sciences;
• At least 12 years professional experience in
  the marine sector, with demonstrated work experience in the technical aspects
  of marine ecosystems and sustainable living resources management;
• Solid and demonstrated understanding of the
  technical aspects of the field of fisheries and/or the marine environment;
• Proven capacity to work with and establish
  working relationships with medium to high-level government and non-government
  representatives;
• Proven capacity as a team leader;
• Experience in working in the ISLME region and
  knowledge of relevant regional institutions;
• Experience in working with international
  donors;
• Experience in managing multi-donor projects;
• Experience in preparing project technical and
  financial reports for international donors;
• Excellent oral and written communication
  skills in English.

Duration and
Commitment: The Regional Coordinator will be
contracted for a probationary period of one year subsequent to which the
contract would be extended for an additional three years assuming satisfactory
performance.Duty Station: Bali, Indonesia
(to be confirmed)How to Apply :*
Please submit your application Letter and CV in English* Submit to : FAO-ID@fao.org* Deadline for submission is 4 July 2017* Only the qualified candidate will be
proceed