Conservation Analyst

Yayasan Konservasi Alam Nusantara (YKAN) / The Nature Conservancy Indonesia - Procurement Opportunity Development Area: Services Reference Number: RFQ-2036-436-ITP Procurement Process: RFQ - Request for Quotation Country: Indonesia Conservation Analyst Procurement Process RFQ - Request for Quotation Jakarta Indonesia Development Area Reference Number RFQ-2036-436-ITP Term Of Requirement (TOR)Appendix B-1 YKAN's Standard ClausesAppendix B-2 Conflict of Interest Disclosure Form ENGAppendix B-2 Conflict of Interest Disclosure Form IND Description:YKAN is inviting a qualified Individual Consultant to submit proposal for the following scope of work:Project BackgroundYayasan Konservasi Alam Nusantara (YKAN) is a science-based nongovernmental organization that has been active in Indonesia since 2014. YKAN’s mission is to protect land and water as the primary foundations of life by providing innovative solutions to foster harmony between humans and nature through effective natural resource management. YKAN operates by prioritizing a non-confrontational approach and building networks and partnerships with all stakeholders to achieve a sustainable Indonesia.One of the strategies YKAN implements to achieve its vision and mission is the Sustainable Forestry strategy. Currently, YKAN partners with timber companies across East Kalimantan to promote low-impact operations using the Reduced Impact Logging for Climate Change Mitigation (RIL-C) approach, while prioritizing conservation efforts and collaboration with indigenous and local communities. This strategy encompasses various work plans, such as research, timber business operations, community capacity building, stakeholder dialogue, and more.The Conservation Analyst will support the design, implementation, monitoring, evaluation, and adaptive management of conservation programs. The position contributes to evidence-based decision-making through the analysis of ecological, socioeconomic, spatial, and programmatic data. Working closely with conservation practitioners, scientists, Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL) specialists, and external partners, the Analyst will generate insights that help measure progress and improve conservation effectiveness.Conservation programs generally use different types of information, including ecological, socioeconomic, spatial, and programmatic data. The combination of these data sources can provide a more comprehensive picture of the conservation context, program implementation progress, and emerging results. Conservation Analysts will help collect, compile, manage, and analyze relevant data to support the process.Through quantitative and qualitative analysis, literature review, policy analysis, and environmental studies, the Conservation Analyst will help identify patterns, trends, risks, opportunities, and learnings from program implementation. Attention to data quality and the use of appropriate analysis methods are necessary so that the results of the analysis are trustworthy, relevant, and useful to the program team and decision-makers.This position will also contribute to conveying analytical findings through a clear and easy-to-use format, including reports, presentations, analytical summaries, maps, dashboards, and other data visualizations. These products will help both technical and non-technical audiences understand key findings and utilize them in project planning, monitoring, evaluation, learning, and strategic discussions.Working with conservation practitioners, scientists, Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL) specialists, multidisciplinary teams, and external partners, the Conservation Analyst will support the sharing of knowledge and organizational learning. The resulting analysis and recommendations are expected to inform adaptive management, strengthen conservation effectiveness, and provide an evidence-based basis for demonstrating progress and communicating results to relevant stakeholders.Objectives/Purposes of the Assignment:YKAN is seeking a qualified Individual Consultant asConservation Analyst.For further details on the Scope of Work, please refer to the Terms of Reference available attachedIMPORTAN TIMELINES.The proposal submission deadline is listed on this page. Proposal submitted after the deadline will not be considered. YKAN is inviting a qualified Individual Consultant to submit proposal for the following scope of work:Project BackgroundYayasan Konservasi Alam Nusantara (YKAN) is a science-based nongovernmental organization that has been active in Indonesia since 2014. YKAN’s mission is to protect land and water as the primary foundations of life by providing innovative solutions to foster harmony between humans and nature through effective natural resource management. YKAN operates by prioritizing a non-confrontational approach and building networks and partnerships with all stakeholders to achieve a sustainable Indonesia.One of the strategies YKAN implements to achieve its vision and mission is the Sustainable Forestry strategy. Currently, YKAN partners with timber companies across East Kalimantan to promote low-impact operations using the Reduced Impact Logging for Climate Change Mitigation (RIL-C) approach, while prioritizing conservation efforts and collaboration with indigenous and local communities. This strategy encompasses various work plans, such as research, timber business operations, community capacity building, stakeholder dialogue, and more.The Conservation Analyst will support the design, implementation, monitoring, evaluation, and adaptive management of conservation programs. The position contributes to evidence-based decision-making through the analysis of ecological, socioeconomic, spatial, and programmatic data. Working closely with conservation practitioners, scientists, Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL) specialists, and external partners, the Analyst will generate insights that help measure progress and improve conservation effectiveness.Conservation programs generally use different types of information, including ecological, socioeconomic, spatial, and programmatic data. The combination of these data sources can provide a more comprehensive picture of the conservation context, program implementation progress, and emerging results. Conservation Analysts will help collect, compile, manage, and analyze relevant data to support the process.Through quantitative and qualitative analysis, literature review, policy analysis, and environmental studies, the Conservation Analyst will help identify patterns, trends, risks, opportunities, and learnings from program implementation. Attention to data quality and the use of appropriate analysis methods are necessary so that the results of the analysis are trustworthy, relevant, and useful to the program team and decision-makers.This position will also contribute to conveying analytical findings through a clear and easy-to-use format, including reports, presentations, analytical summaries, maps, dashboards, and other data visualizations. These products will help both technical and non-technical audiences understand key findings and utilize them in project planning, monitoring, evaluation, learning, and strategic discussions.Working with conservation practitioners, scientists, Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL) specialists, multidisciplinary teams, and external partners, the Conservation Analyst will support the sharing of knowledge and organizational learning. The resulting analysis and recommendations are expected to inform adaptive management, strengthen conservation effectiveness, and provide an evidence-based basis for demonstrating progress and communicating results to relevant stakeholders.Objectives/Purposes of the Assignment:YKAN is seeking a qualified Individual Consultant asConservation Analyst.For further details on the Scope of Work, please refer to the Terms of Reference available attachedIMPORTAN TIMELINES.The proposal submission deadline is listed on this page. Proposal submitted after the deadline will not be considered. YKAN is inviting a qualified Individual Consultant to submit proposal for the following scope of work: Project Background Yayasan Konservasi Alam Nusantara (YKAN) is a science-based nongovernmental organization that has been active in Indonesia since 2014. YKAN’s mission is to protect land and water as the primary foundations of life by providing innovative solutions to foster harmony between humans and nature through effective natural resource management. YKAN operates by prioritizing a non-confrontational approach and building networks and partnerships with all stakeholders to achieve a sustainable Indonesia. One of the strategies YKAN implements to achieve its vision and mission is the Sustainable Forestry strategy. Currently, YKAN partners with timber companies across East Kalimantan to promote low-impact operations using the Reduced Impact Logging for Climate Change Mitigation (RIL-C) approach, while prioritizing conservation efforts and collaboration with indigenous and local communities. This strategy encompasses various work plans, such as research, timber business operations, community capacity building, stakeholder dialogue, and more. The Conservation Analyst will support the design, implementation, monitoring, evaluation, and adaptive management of conservation programs. The position contributes to evidence-based decision-making through the analysis of ecological, socioeconomic, spatial, and programmatic data. Working closely with conservation practitioners, scientists, Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL) specialists, and external partners, the Analyst will generate insights that help measure progress and improve conservation effectiveness. Conservation programs generally use different types of information, including ecological, socioeconomic, spatial, and programmatic data. The combination of these data sources can provide a more comprehensive picture of the conservation context, program implementation progress, and emerging results. Conservation Analysts will help collect, compile, manage, and analyze relevant data to support the process. Through quantitative and qualitative analysis, literature review, policy analysis, and environmental studies, the Conservation Analyst will help identify patterns, trends, risks, opportunities, and learnings from program implementation. Attention to data quality and the use of appropriate analysis methods are necessary so that the results of the analysis are trustworthy, relevant, and useful to the program team and decision-makers. This position will also contribute to conveying analytical findings through a clear and easy-to-use format, including reports, presentations, analytical summaries, maps, dashboards, and other data visualizations. These products will help both technical and non-technical audiences understand key findings and utilize them in project planning, monitoring, evaluation, learning, and strategic discussions. Working with conservation practitioners, scientists, Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL) specialists, multidisciplinary teams, and external partners, the Conservation Analyst will support the sharing of knowledge and organizational learning. The resulting analysis and recommendations are expected to inform adaptive management, strengthen conservation effectiveness, and provide an evidence-based basis for demonstrating progress and communicating results to relevant stakeholders. Objectives/Purposes of the Assignment: