GIZ is currently implementing a program, funded by the International Climate Initiative (IKI) of the German Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety (BMWK), called "Clean, Affordable, and Secure Energy for Southeast Asia"(CASE), PN. 2018.9078.9-003.00. The CASE programme aims to drive change in the power sector in Southeast Asia (SEA) towards increased ambition concerning climate change. It focuses on the four main SEA countries, including Indonesia in terms of energy demand, and foresees regional interventions. Overall, the program aims to change the narrative of the direction of the energy sector in SEA has substantially shifted towards an evidence-based energy transition (ET), aiming to increase political ambition to comply with the Paris Agreement.
Anchored in Indonesia with the political partner the Ministry of National Development Planning/National Development Planning Agency (PPN/Bappenas), the program CASE is implemented by GIZ Indonesia and the Institute for Essential Services Reform (IESR) with further support from international partners, Agora Energiewende and New Climate Institute. CASE will propose evidence-based narrative as solutions to answer the challenges met by decision-makers in the design and implementation process of the energy system of the future and build societal support around those solutions to achieve energy transition. Evidence-based solutions derived from a joint fact-finding approach, involving expert analysis and dialogue to work towards consensus by narrowing areas of disagreement.
As a fundamental component of the CASE program, the Energy System and Climate Change Analysis, aligned with the Long-Term Energy Scenario (LTES) initiative, confronts the intricacies of energy transition in Indonesia, particularly in system analysis. This analysis plays a pivotal role in offering evidence-based solutions to policymakers, encompassing comprehensive studies, workshops, and training sessions. These activities are meticulously designed to enhance macro planning for energy transition, capacity expansion planning in the power sector, and intervention analysis in the demand sector, thereby reinforcing the development of Indonesia's Long-Term Development Plan (RPJPN) and Medium-Term Development Plan (RPJMN).
Moreover, the Energy System and Climate Change Analysis, manifested through the LTES framework and its associated activities, propels Indonesia towards a sustainable energy future. This initiative ensures a seamless transition to clean energy by fostering dialogues, policy formulation, and capacity-building endeavors with pertinent stakeholders, integrating workshops, training sessions, and other pivotal developmental measures.
The project objective is to be achieved through three areas of intervention, clustered in five outputs:
- Output I: Research and Evidence: The evidence base for an energy transition in SEA is improved.
- Output II: Transparency and Mapping: Transparency and coordination of activities related to energy transition is strengthened to maximize synergies.
- Output III: Dialogue (non-energy sector): The dialogue on energy transition within government (and public) bodies is improved.
- Output IV: Technical Assistance (energy sector): Capacities of key energy sector stakeholders on energy transition are strengthened.
- Output V: Promoting public discourse: A public discourse on energy transition is established
To support implementation of the programme in Indonesia, we seek one (1) motivated and qualified Indonesian candidate for:
Traineeship on Energy System and Climate Change Analysis
The traineeship is to support the implementation of CASE programme activities and GIZ Indonesia Energy Programme mainly on energy and climate change analysis and to support project management tasks. The traineeship program will provide benefits to deepen the trainee's knowledge and skill sets on energy system and climate change dynamics and practical experience on the working environment in international cooperation. It can also broaden his/her understanding on energy transition in Indonesia and the ASEAN region.
Under direct supervision of the Energy Transition Advisor for CASE, the trainee shall support in the preparation and implementation of CASE programme activities in coordination with Advisors and CASE consortium (IESR, Bappenas, and the regional team).
The Trainee will perform the following tasks:
- Support in preparation and implementation of energy system and climate change quantitative (i.e. through modelling, data, and statistical analysis) and qualitative analysis.
- Support in data collection and cleaning.
- Support in the development of knowledge products (such as fact sheets, policy brief, reports, CASE Insights, etc) related to aforementioned topic.
- Assist all pillars of CASE in updating relevant data, studies, and supporting documents for activity implementation as well as collaborating with other GIZ projects or other donors.
- Prepare minutes of meetings and assist regular discussion with the CASE team, consortium, partners, counterparts, or other donors if needed.
- Support all pillars of CASE in conducting events such as workshops, trainings, and dialogues by maintaining close communication with event management team and other stakeholders.
- Support in arranging post-event reporting and materials for results-based monitoring.
- Assist the team in performing administrative duties and other tasks as advised or agreed.
- Fresh graduate, bachelor's degree in economics, public policy, power system engineering, environmental sciences or engineering, statistics, urban planning, or other relevant fields.
- Basic knowledge in energy and environmental issues.
- Basic knowledge in programming and data analytics will be an advantage.
- Experience in conducting desk research, working on event management, and working on data analysis will be an advantage.
- Experience in government relations will be an advantage.
- Good communication, organisational and project management skills
- Good command of Ms. Office (Excel, PowerPoint, Word)
- Experience with picture editing software/application is an advantage
- Proficiency in English and excellent writing skills
- Ability to work in a team and to adapt to an international working environment.
Please note that you can only apply for this traineeship if you are currently enrolled as a student, or your graduation was no longer than one year ago.
Working Hours: 5 working days per week, 8 working hours per day
Period of Traineeship: 6 months (19 February 2024 – 18 August 2024)
Direct Supervisor: CASE's Project Lead and the Advisor for energy transition
Please name your file as follow format:
[Your Complete Name]_[Motivation Letter/CV/Latest Education Certificate] (i.e: Nakula Sadewa_CV or Nakula Sadewa _Motivation Letter or Nakula Sadewa Reference)
Only short-listed candidates will be notified
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