# Career Opportunity: Join the Wildlife Ecotourism Project Under the Ministry of Forestry
The Ministry of Forestry, through the Directorate General of Natural Resources and Ecosystem Conservation (KSDAE), is officially inviting qualified professionals to join the Project Management Unit (PMU) and Project Implementation Units (PIU). This recruitment initiative is part of a high-impact project titled "Enhancing Co-Benefits of Conservation Area Management through an Inclusive Wildlife-based Ecotourism Strategy," generously funded by the Global Biodiversity Framework Fund (GBFF).
The project’s primary objective is to strengthen biodiversity conservation and ecosystem resilience across Indonesia’s protected areas. By promoting inclusive, wildlife-based ecotourism, the initiative aims to foster community engagement and deliver sustainable, long-term economic benefits to the regions involved.
## Project Structure and Available Positions
We are looking for dedicated individuals to fill key roles within the central PMU office in Bogor and across five strategic regional project sites.
1. Project Management Unit (PMU) – Based in Bogor
* 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 Unit (PIU) – Based in Five National Parks
The PIU positions will be deployed at the following locations: Tanjung Puting, Way Kambas, Baluran, Alas Purwo, and Wakatobi. The required roles at each site include:
* Regional Coordinators / Community Engagement and Capacity Building Officers
* Regional Finance and Administrative Officers
## General Requirements for Applicants
To be considered for these roles, applicants must meet the following criteria:
* Must be an Indonesian Citizen (WNI).
* Must submit an official application letter addressed to the National Project Director (NPD) of the Wildlife Ecotourism Project (Director of Environmental Services Utilization).
* Must provide a complete administrative file, including:
* An updated Curriculum Vitae (CV).
* Copies of educational diplomas and final academic transcripts.
* Copies of a valid National ID (KTP) and Tax ID (NPWP).
* A formal letter of approval from a current supervisor or department head (mandatory for civil servant applicants).
* A signed statement letter using the official template available at: [https://bit.ly/Pernyataan_WildlifeEcotourism](https://bit.ly/Pernyataan_WildlifeEcotourism).
## Technical Qualifications and Competencies
While specific requirements vary by position, the National Project Manager role—a cornerstone of the project—requires:
* A minimum of a Bachelor’s degree in Forestry (focusing on conservation or ecotourism) or related environmental fields; a Master’s degree is highly preferred.
* At least 10 years of professional experience in forestry, natural resource management, or wildlife-based tourism.
* Proven ability to coordinate across ministries and diverse stakeholders.
* Expertise in project planning, logical frameworks, and monitoring and evaluation.
* Fluency in English (verbal and written).
* A strong commitment to animal welfare, sustainable tourism, and biodiversity conservation.
For a comprehensive breakdown of the Terms of Reference (TOR) and specific qualifications for every role, please visit: [https://bit.ly/ProyekWildlifeEcotourism](https://bit.ly/ProyekWildlifeEcotourism).
## How to Apply
Interested candidates should submit their complete application package via email to [email protected]. Please ensure the email subject line follows the specific format below to ensure your application is processed correctly:
* 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 your applications and working together to enhance the conservation of Indonesia's unique biodiversity.