Livelihood and Resilience Manager

About the role

The Livelihood and Resilience Manager provides overall leadership and technical expertise for World Vision Indonesia’s Livelihood & Resilience Unit. The role ensures that strategic ministry objectives and child‑wellbeing outcomes are achieved with high quality, accountability, and alignment to World Vision’s core values.

Key responsibilities

• Lead and manage the Livelihood & Resilience Unit, overseeing program design, implementation, and monitoring.
• Advocate for and position World Vision Indonesia as a trusted partner on livelihood and resilience issues with government, donors, and other stakeholders.
• Integrate technical areas such as food security, climate‑resilient agriculture, climate change adaptation, market‑based programming, financial literacy, and youth economic empowerment.
• Ensure rigorous monitoring, evaluation, and evidence of impact for all livelihood programmes.
• Drive sustainable funding acquisition, lead proposal development, and support fundraising activities.
• Support emergency preparedness and response, ensuring timely and coordinated assistance.
• Contribute to national strategy development, incorporating data and landscape analysis.

Required profile

• Proven experience in livelihood, resilience, or related humanitarian programming.
• Strong understanding of Indonesia’s national strategies and sectoral priorities.
• Demonstrated ability to work with diverse external partners and represent the organization publicly.
• Experience in proposal writing, fundraising, and managing multi‑disciplinary teams.
• Willingness to support emergency response efforts as needed.

Required skills

• Technical knowledge of food security and climate‑resilient agriculture.
• Expertise in climate change adaptation and market‑based programming.
• Understanding of financial literacy and youth economic empowerment concepts.
• Proficiency in monitoring, evaluation, and impact assessment.
• Strong proposal development and fundraising skills.