# Career Opportunity: Join the Wildlife Ecotourism Project with Indonesia’s Ministry of Forestry
The Ministry of Forestry, through the Directorate General of Natural Resources and Ecosystem Conservation (KSDAE), is officially launching a recruitment drive for the Project Management Unit (PMU) and Project Implementation Units (PIU). This initiative is a core component of the "Enhancing Co-Benefits of Conservation Area Management through an Inclusive Wildlife-based Ecotourism Strategy" (WILDLIFE ECOTOURISM) project, supported by the Global Biodiversity Framework Fund (GBFF).
The project’s primary mission is to bolster biodiversity conservation and ecological resilience within Indonesia’s protected areas. By fostering sustainable, wildlife-based tourism and ensuring inclusive community participation, the project aims to generate long-term economic prosperity while protecting the nation's natural heritage.
## Available Positions and Locations
We are seeking dedicated professionals to fill key roles at our central office and across five strategic national park locations.
1. Project Management Unit (PMU) – Based in Bogor
The PMU will oversee the strategic implementation of the project. Open positions include:
* National Project Manager
* Finance Associate
* Administrative Assistant
* Communication and Knowledge Management (KM) Officer
* Monitoring, Evaluation, and Reporting Officer
* Policy, Wildlife-based Ecotourism, and Capacity Building Specialist
* Safeguards and Gender Mainstreaming Specialist
2. Project Implementation Units (PIU) – Site-Based
PIUs will operate directly within the following National Parks:
* Tanjung Puting National Park
* Way Kambas National Park
* Baluran National Park
* Alas Purwo National Park
* Wakatobi National Park
* Regional Coordinators / Community Engagement and Capacity Building Officer
* Regional Finance and Administrative Officers
## Application Requirements
To be considered for these positions, applicants must be Indonesian citizens (WNI) and possess the drive to contribute to conservation excellence.
Administrative Documentation
* An official application letter addressed to the National Project Director (NPD), who serves as the Director of Environmental Services Utilization.
* An updated Curriculum Vitae (CV).
* Copies of academic diplomas and final transcripts.
* Copies of a valid National ID (KTP) and Tax Identification Number (NPWP).
* A signed approval letter from the applicant’s current supervisor (mandatory for Civil Servants/ASN).
* A completed and signed Statement Letter, available via the official template at [this link](https://bit.ly/Pernyataan_WildlifeEcotourism).
## Qualifications and Core Competencies
For the National Project Manager position, candidates must meet the following criteria:
* Education: Minimum Bachelor’s degree in Forestry (focusing on Forest Conservation or Ecotourism), Natural Resource Management, or relevant fields. A Master’s degree is highly preferred.
* Professional Experience: At least 10 years of experience in forestry, natural resource management, or wildlife-based tourism.
* Technical Expertise: Proficiency in project document design, logical frameworks, monitoring and evaluation, and budget management.
* Leadership: Strong organizational skills and the ability to coordinate across ministries, NGOs, private sectors, and local communities.
* Language: Fluency in English (verbal and written) is essential.
* Age: Maximum 55 years old at the time of application.
Detailed Terms of Reference (TOR) for all positions can be accessed at [https://bit.ly/ProyekWildlifeEcotourism](https://bit.ly/ProyekWildlifeEcotourism).
## How to Submit Your Application
Qualified candidates should submit their application documents via email to: [email protected].
Please ensure your email subject line follows this specific format:
* For PMU Positions: `Rekrutmen_[CODE]_Applicant Name` (e.g., `Rekrutmen_SGM_Ahmad Syakilla`)
* For PIU Positions: `Rekrutmen_KODE_Applicant Name` (e.g., `Rekrutmen_FAO1_Dian Lestari`)
We look forward to receiving applications from passionate professionals ready to shape the future of Indonesia's conservation and ecotourism landscape.