Aus4Adaptation is an Australian Government investment supporting climate adaptation and resilience in Vietnam through partnerships, technical assistance, innovation and knowledge exchange. Managed by Palladium on behalf of the Australian Government, Aus4Adaptation works with government agencies, research institutions, private sector organisations and development partners to support sustainable and climate-resilient development outcomes. 

The current phase of Aus4Adaptation is expected to operate until August 2030, with the potential for extension beyond this period subject to future program requirements and funding arrangements. 

To support ongoing operations, Palladium is approaching the market through a two-step procurement process to collaboratively procure a fit-for-purpose office space through the provision of a rental office lease or rental of property or building in Hanoi. An Expression of Interest is the first step, which will be followed by a request for proposal to shortlisted potential suppliers.  

Palladium will consider a range of differing lease terms which optimise commercial opportunities and value for money for our Client.     

Potential Suppliers to the EOI are to be submitted by entities or persons who: 

• own the property 
• have a legal interest in the Property and can grant a lease over it 
• have the right to acquire the Property and will be able to grant a lease over it that can commence by the specified date; or 
• is a licensed agent or firm that can act on behalf of any of the entities or persons above.

Australia based, with some international travel required

Program Background

Climate Resilient Communities (CRC) supports implementation of the Australian Government's climate change commitments under Australia's International Development Policy, in line with partner government priorities.

CRC supports the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) to increase climate investments, drive climate integration, and better address climate change and disaster risk across Australia’s development portfolio.

CRC incentivises funding towards gender-responsive, inclusive climate and disaster resilience programming, particularly in the water, food, nature-based solutions, and energy sectors.

DFAT has engaged DT Global to support the implementation of CRC through a Support Unit.

For further information about CRC, visit the DFAT website.

About DT Global Asia Pacific

At DT Global Asia Pacific, we aim to positively impact people’s lives through delivery excellence. As a leading implementing partner across Asia and the Pacific, we co-create locally led solutions in partnership with governments, communities, and stakeholders. We bring together talented teams and deep regional expertise to deliver initiatives that promote inclusive economic growth, essential services, and resilient, secure communities. With over 1,500 staff, experts in 22+ countries and more than 60 years of development experience, we tackle complex community, national and transnational challenges — from governance and justice systems to climate resilience, infrastructure and social equity — with innovative thinking and a commitment to long-term impact.

For more information, please see www.dt-global.com

The Role

The Climate Change Specialist will support the delivery of services of the CRC for DFAT and respond to their requests for technical assistance and advice to strengthen integration of climate and disaster resilience and support the program cycle. The Climate Change Specialist has responsibility for providing technical advice and guidance, supporting knowledge and learning products and training as well as coordination of support service tasks and management of experts to strengthen gender-responsive and inclusive climate change and disaster resilience in Australia’s international development program.

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About You

You are an experienced climate change and disaster resilience professional with a strong track record in international development, ideally in the Indo-Pacific. You bring deep technical expertise across climate adaptation, mitigation and disaster risk reduction, and are confident applying this knowledge to real-world programming and policy contexts. You are comfortable navigating complex donor environments such as DFAT and can quickly interpret and communicate technical information into clear, practical advice for diverse audiences.

You thrive in fast-paced, client-facing roles that require responsiveness, sound judgement, and the ability to manage multiple priorities simultaneously. You are a collaborative team player with strong interpersonal skills, capable of building trusted relationships with stakeholders across geographically dispersed teams. You have demonstrated experience in quality assurance and are motivated to support and mentor others, contributing to a high-performing and inclusive team culture. You are a strong manager of teams and are willing to step up and act as deputy to the Senior Specialist as required.

You are values-driven, with a strong commitment to gender equality, disability and social inclusion (GEDSI), safeguarding, and ethical development practice. You bring a proactive mindset, a solutions-oriented approach, and a genuine passion for strengthening climate and disaster resilience outcomes. If you enjoy combining technical expertise, strategic thinking, and practical delivery to create meaningful impact, this role offers a rewarding opportunity to contribute at scale.

Why join CRC? 

Joining Climate Resilient Communities (CRC) offers a unique opportunity to contribute to Australia’s climate and development agenda at scale. Working at the intersection of policy, programming, and technical advisory, you will support DFAT and partners to deliver impactful, gender-responsive and inclusive climate and disaster resilience outcomes across the Indo-Pacific. As part of a high-performing and collaborative team, you’ll engage with diverse stakeholders, influence real-world investment decisions, and help shape innovative approaches to climate integration. CRC provides a dynamic and supportive environment where your expertise is valued, your professional growth is encouraged, and your work directly contributes to building more resilient communities in the region.

Lead impactful communications for a program transforming lives through education and international collaboration.

Help deliver life-changing scholarship opportunities and meaningful alumni connections.

The opportunity

• Manila, Philippines
• Full-time, 12-month contract with the possibility of extension
• Open to Philippine citizens only

The Community Engagement Lead leads KINETIK’s inclusive community engagement work, strengthening local participation, GEDSI integration, partnerships, and sustainable outcomes across the program.

Job Brief
Location: Jakarta, Indonesia

About the Market Development Facility 
The Market Development Facility (MDF) is an Australian Government funded multi-country initiative that promotes sustainable economic development, through higher incomes for women and men, in our partner countries. We connect individuals, businesses, governments and NGOs with each other, and with markets at home and abroad. This enhances investment and coordination and allows partnerships to flourish, strengthening inclusive economic growth.

MDF is funded by the Australian Government. It is implemented by Palladium in partnership with Swisscontact. In Sri Lanka, MDF works in sustainable tourism, agricultural inputs and speciality coffee, with cross-cutting investments to promote inclusivity and climate change mitigation and adaptation.

Background
The Sri Lanka Tourism Promotion Bureau (SLTPB) is the state institution responsible for promoting Sri Lanka as a tourist destination internationally. It aims to position Sri Lanka as a high-value, diverse and safe tourist attraction. The SLTPB achieves this objective through digital marketing and public relations (PR) campaigns conducted globally, targeting key source markets. The outcome of such campaigns must be analysed and measured to understand current trends, gaps/areas for improvement and the impact made on attracting the targeted tourist segments. The SLTPB intends to launch a digital campaign covering fourteen source markets in two phases. The countries under phase one are the UK, Germany, India, Russia, China and Australia while phase two comprises countries and regions including Italy, Spain, Middle East, Scandinavia, Benelux, Poland, Japan and South Korea. A monitoring and evaluation framework needs to be developed for this digital marketing campaign along with an execution plan while building capacity of selected SLTPB staff to ensure continuity of the effort. Operational and strategic recommendations are also to be provided along with the monitoring framework. Market intelligence gathering to support proactive marketing planning and investment decisions will be conducted for all the markets under phase two of the campaign to strengthen market-based decision-making and campaign planning. Through this initiative, the SLTPB will be able to establish a campaign performance, measurement and optimisation framework for marketing campaigns, measure their impact and gather market intelligence to be able to engage in a journey of continuous improvement.

The GEDSI Manager leads the integration of GEDSI, safeguarding, and inclusion across KINETIK’s activities and partnerships.

The Head of GEDSI and Community Engagement leads KINETIK’s efforts to embed inclusion, equity, and community engagement across the program to achieve sustainable outcomes.

Overview

The Australia–Papua New Guinea Economic Partnership (APEP) is a multi-sectoral Australian Government investment implemented by Abt Global. APEP serves as the Australian Government's primary mechanism for delivering and coordinating economic development assistance to Papua New Guinea (PNG). The program works collaboratively with the Government of PNG, development partners, donor agencies, the private sector, and industry stakeholders to promote sustainable and inclusive economic growth.

This activity described here is part of APEP's Agricultural Growth and Livelihoods workstream and contributes to strengthening PNG's biosecurity systems, improving agricultural market access, and supporting more efficient export processes. PNG’s phytosanitary certification system is currently largely paper based, resulting in processing delays, higher transaction costs, increased risks of error and fraud, and constraints on access to international export markets.