Millennium Challenge Account-Indonesia II
Project Planning and Control (PPC) Manager
Introduction and Background
The Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) is a U.S. government corporation established in 2004. Its mission is to provide assistance that will support sustainable and inclusive economic growth and poverty reduction in carefully selected developing countries that demonstrate a commitment to just and democratic governance, economic freedom, and investments in their citizenry.
In December 2018, MCC's Board of Directors selected Indonesia as eligible to develop a second compact. The selection reflected the strong partnership MCC and Indonesia built during the first compact. Following signature of the Indonesia Infrastructure and Finance Compact on April 13, 2023, the entity charged with implementing the compact activities, Millennium Challenge Account-Indonesia II (MCA), is currently in the pre-implementation preparation stage, prior to "Entry-Into-Force" (EIF) of the compact agreement at which time the five-year implementation period begins.
The Indonesia Infrastructure and Finance Compact consists of three projects:
- The Advancing Transport and Logistics Accessibility (ATLAS) Project will work with five provincial governments – South Sumatra, North Sulawesi, Riau, Riau Islands and Bali – to improve infrastructure planning and preparation at the sub-national level, where transport and logistics are more constrained. The resulting projects will improve access to employment opportunities for Indonesians and the accessibility of transport services for women and disabled passengers.
- The Access to Finance for Women-owned/Micro-, Small and Medium Enterprises Project (MSME Finance Project), which aims to increase lending from formal financial service providers to MSMEs and women-owned MSMEs in the target provinces by gathering and analyzing MSME financial and technical performance data as well as providing technical assistance, digital and financial literacy training, and other demand-driven business development support to improve credit worthiness and investment readiness.
- The Financial Markets Development (FMD) Project will provide technical assistance and blended finance grants to increase the participation of private sector or commercially oriented finance in infrastructure investments. This will help the government of Indonesia to form new partnerships and unlock existing money to fund lower-risk, high-quality infrastructure projects.
Detailed information about the MCC Indonesia Compact program is available on the MCC website (refer to Annex I: Program Description of the Compact).
Project Planning & Control (PPC) Manager
Grade/Pay-band: C
Position Objective
The Program Planning Control (PPC) Manager will report to the Deputy Executive Director (DED), Infrastructure Financing. The PPC Manager will work with the Deputy Executive Director, Infrastructure in the planning, progress monitoring, risk management and coordination of activities under the Infrastructure Financing program in order to achieve various targets in an efficient way for all the ATLAS and FMDP objectives.
Tasks and Responsibilities
- Coordinate day-to-day interfacing with the PMC, and other immediate stakeholders on matters related to the supervision, performance, activity prioritization, program monitoring, and work schedules, change management, and overall project reporting requirements
- Develop and maintain a master schedule as tool to manage overall project activity delivery from planning, preparation, delivery, disbursement schedule to the implementation of the activities
- Liaise with project teams, cross-cutting teams, and others to ensure timely contribution to deliverable review, and alignment of work with master schedule
- Liaise with consultants in each activity, to ensure timely submission of deliverable and invoices per the master schedule, manage internal approval processing for payment and manage fulfilment of activity disbursement schedule
- Support and engage with stakeholders to work collaboratively to progress infrastructure financing activities
- Regular communications and project status updates on the progress of project implementation, addressing risks and controls
The expected deliverables are,
- Workplan report
- Master schedule
- Activity disbursement report
- Project progress report
- Use of resources report
- Other report(s) as required by the project and/or MCA-Indonesia II
Key Qualifications (Education, Experience, Technical Competencies)
Pass/Fail Qualifications
- Fluency in Indonesian and excellent written and verbal communication skills in English.
- Bachelor university degree in finance, business, public policy, engineering, or a field of relevance to the program activities
- Proficiency in project management with database applications to manage project data, track progress, and generate dashboard reports.
Required Qualifications
- Ten (10) or more years of proven professional experience in project management, including at least four (4) years proven experience managing the development and delivery of program/infrastructure projects for private or public sector projects.
- Project Management certificate from a credible project management association is an advantage.
- Demonstrated teamwork skills with a strong ability to prioritize across multiple projects to achieve daily, weekly, and monthly targets.
- Demonstrated strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
- Demonstrated ability to work with multidisciplinary teams and institutions.
- Outstanding organizational skills and the ability to work in large, multi-cultural teams.
- Demonstrated experience working with Indonesian government agencies
- Demonstrated ability to interact and communicate effectively, constructively, and strategically with technical experts, government officials, beneficiaries of projects, civil society, contracted service providers, local community leaders, and private sector counterparts.
- Availability for travel when required.
Desired Qualification
- Experience working in project management with international development agencies or consultant management. Familiarity with MCC-funded program will be an advantage.
- Demonstrated ability to support the management of large and complex contracts and to contribute to the procurement of such contracts.
Duration and Performance Location
The Consultant is expected to work for a base period of 12 months. There is potential for a follow-on contract to cover the implementation of the five-year Compact. Any follow-on options will be based on satisfactory performance and mutual agreement.
Working Facilities
Office space and a laptop equipped with necessary software will eventually be provided to the Consultant in Jakarta.
Airfare for domestic travel within Indonesia and lodging outside Jakarta and other cities is provided by MCA-Indonesia II.
*Note: This Position Description is subject to revisions/updates as necessary to ensure alignment to the organization's strategic direction and structure. Revisions to the description are subject to applicable MCA-Indonesia II policies and procedures, and official versions of each Position Description are maintained by MCA-Indonesia II.
Application Process:
MCA-Indonesia II values equal opportunity and diversity. All interested and qualified candidates are invited to send a letter of interest highlighting the suitability for and the potential contribution to the position, a detailed CV including contact details for three referees to recruitment.mcai@gmail.com and hr.recruitment@mca-indonesia-2.go.id by August 2, 2024.
Please write the relevant position in the subject line and name your file as per the following format: Your Complete Name_Application Letter and Your Complete Name_CV
Given the volume of the applications, only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for interviews.
Salary Offer: IDR 25,745,727 - IDR 34,756,732 (gross)
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