The Australia-Indonesia Partnership for Disaster Risk Management Phase II (SIAP SIAGA II) invites qualified organizations to submit proposals for implementing the Partnership for Strengthening Disaster-climate Resilience in Bali Province. This initiative supports innovative, community-driven approaches integrating disaster risk reduction and climate change adaptation into local governance structures. Proposals should strengthen local capacities, foster multi-sectoral coordination, established scaling up mechanism and ensure that disaster-climate resilience efforts promote gender equality, disability rights, and social inclusion.

The Australia-Indonesia Partnership for Disaster Risk Management Phase II (SIAP SIAGA II) invites qualified organizations to submit proposals for the Partnership to Enhance Disaster Resilience and Climate Adaptation in West Nusa Tenggara Province. This initiative aims to establish inclusive, disaster-resilient villages by integrating disaster risk reduction, climate Change adaptation, and sustainable development principles into local governance, which main-streaming Gender Equality, Disability, and Social Inclusion and inclusive approach.

The Australia-Indonesia Partnership for Disaster Risk Management Phase II (SIAP SIAGA II) invites qualified organizations to submit proposals for implementing the disaster-resilient villages Inclusive East Java Program. This program aims to strengthen community resilience by establishing inclusive, disaster-resilient villages in East Java. It emphasizes the integration of disaster risk reduction, climate change adaptation, and local economic empowerment as well as social protection by ensuring that Gender Equality, Disability, and Social Inclusion is mainstreamed into the fulfilment of disaster-resilient villages indicators.

The Australia-Indonesia Partnership for Disaster Risk Management Phase II (SIAP SIAGA II) invites qualified organizations to submit proposals for implementing Disaster Resilience Village and Gender Equality, Disability, and Social Inclusion Initiatives and Climate Smart Livelihood—through partnerships with two local Civil Society Organizations in East Nusa Tenggara Province. The Disaster Resilience Village component aims to enhance community resilience through inclusive planning, technical assistance, policy development, capacity building, and mobilizing local resources to create sustain-able and adaptive community-based solutions.

The role is best suited to a candidate with strong leadership, strategic thinking, facilitation, and proven experience in regional program management.

Aus4ASEAN Futures

Aus4ASEAN Futures builds on the ASEAN-Australia Development Cooperation Program phase 2 (AADCPII), a highly regarded program which has provided support to the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) for 12 years. Aus4ASEAN Futures is embedded in the ASEAN Secretariat (ASEC) mobilizing resources through an ASEAN trust fund account and using ASEAN procurement systems. This model of partnership and deep integration into ASEAN systems is highly valued by ASEAN and unique to Australia. It demonstrates Australia’s commitment to be responsive to ASEAN priorities and requests, and work as a true partner to ASEAN.

Aus4ASEAN Futures is a $204 million investment over ten years. It will support activities in the ASEAN Political Security Community (APSC), ASEAN Socio-Cultural Community (ASCC) and AEC. The introduction of these communities will enable Australia to engage with ASEAN across a diverse range of strategic and emerging areas, from climate change to mental health, disaster preparedness to marine debris. Developing stronger links across a wide range of themes, it will increase connections with ASEAN and more effectively support a more resilient and integrated region.

The goal for Aus4ASEAN Futures is a “peaceful, prosperous, and inclusive” ASEAN with the following End of Program Outcomes:

(a) ASEAN member states’ planning, policies and programs more effectively support all Communities to promote:

(i) economic recovery, integration and connectivity.

(ii) inclusive resilient communities; and

(iii) peaceful, rules-based systems.

(b) ASEAN programs, plans and policies more effectively integrate cross-cutting issues including social inclusion, gender equality and disability.

(c) Australia is recognized for its positive contribution to ASEAN.

Key responsibilities

· Develop and implement a Communications and Public Diplomacy strategy, in consultation with both DFAT and ASEAN stakeholders.

· Develop and deliver new social media channels where Program updates will be shared, accessible to both an ASEAN and Australian audience.

· Develop case studies to showcase Program accomplishments and achievements.

· Launch an internal communications campaign, where new branding, social media channels and collective narrative are shared with relevant internal stakeholders, possibly over several weeks through consistent social media posts or other creative communications.

· Set-up a system for collecting and sharing Program impact, including mainstreaming communication into individual projects, and establishing consistent pathways for sharing this content with key audiences. The Comms and PD Adviser should also consider a creative platform for ongoing communications over the duration of the Program.

· Develop training and provide technical support to the ASEAN Secretariat divisions responsible for public affairs, outreach and strategic communications.

· Lead the launch specific flagship events to highlight the Program’s outputs including a Futures Dialogue or Futures Week, which will help to showcase activities related to ASEAN’s post-2025 workplans and speaks to the “futures” theme of the Program’s name; and

· Manage travel and events as part of the Program and public affairs strategy and provide advice on any opportunities for DFAT to engage and collaborate with the ASEAN Secretariat and/or other relevant parties on policy and strategy.