Position: Project Field Coordinator Consultancy (70% FTE)
Location: Indonesia
Reports to: Head of International Partnership and Programmes Implementation at Fairtrade International, together with Head of Region at Fairtrade Asia Pacific Network (NAPP)
Contract Type: Fixed-Term Contract 70%
Overview of Fairtrade International
Fairtrade is the most recognized and trusted sustainability label, working to make trade fairer for people and planet.
For over three decades, Fairtrade has been making a significant impact on the way trade operates. We believe that every farmer and worker should have access to a better way of doing business and a better way of living.
Fairtrade International is an independent, non-profit organisation representing over two million small-scale farmers and workers worldwide. It owns the FAIRTRADE Mark, a registered trademark that appears on more than 37,000 products. Beyond certification, Fairtrade International and its member organisations (three producer networks and 19 national Fairtrade organisations) partner with producers and businesses, engage consumers, and advocate for a fair and sustainable future.
Unit's description and purpose:
The International Partnerships and Programmes Implementation Unit is responsible for leading and coordinating system-wide resource mobilization and partnership development to enable the delivery and realisation of Fairtrade's strategic priorities. The Unit is also responsible for ensuring effective management of externally funded projects led by Fairtrade International.
Fairtrade International has a new grant from the European Commission with the following focus:
The European Commission's (EC) funded project "Transitioning Towards Green Resilience: Building Inclusive and Sustainable Agricultural Communities" to be implemented for four years (October 2025- September 2029) aims to:
· Empower and enable gender-responsive small-scale farmers and producer organizations to adopt sustainable practices, effectively plan and implement actions, and influence governance structures and economic systems to promote equity and sustainability.
· Market governance systems are more inclusive and prioritize equitable trade practices, ensuring environmental, social, and economic sustainability.
To achieve these outcomes, the project will deliver the following outputs:
Output 1: Small-scale farmers, particularly women, with enhanced knowledge of and skills in sustainable agriculture, gender and human rights, farming business, and financial literacy.
Output 2: Small-scale farmer organizations with increased capacity to manage collective businesses, engage in fair and sustainable trade, and advocate effectively for their interests.
Output 3: Key stakeholders with increased awareness of sustainability and fair trade, enabling small-scale producer organizations to influence policy and markets for equitable and sustainable products.
The project's target group includes:
· Community-Based Organizations (CBOs) and producer groups: At least 5 organizations in the District of Poliwali Mandar and Bantaeng in Sulawesi, and Purbalingga, Situbondo, and Banjarnegara in Java, reaching at least 1,670 smallholder farmers (at least 30% women) with training and capacity building support. In addition, the project will provide financial support (FSTP) to five selected community-based organizations (CBOs) to implement projects that enhance their organizational capacity and sustainability. Projects may include: adopting agroecology and climate-resilient practices; improving internal governance or member engagement; investing in gender-equitable enterprise models; piloting living income tools; or improving data management systems (including for EUDR and GHGe reporting).
· Urban consumers (100,000 individuals): Located in Jakarta, Bali, Yogyakarta, and Makassar.
· Local government bodies: As key enablers of policy and institutional change, local/district governments (kabupaten) – including district agricultural, cooperative, forestry, and environment departments
The project is being implemented by Fairtrade International (as consortium lead), together with Indonesian NGO Bina Desa, and the Fairtrade Producer Network for Asia and the Pacific (NAPP).
The Project Field Coordinator Consultant (70% FTE), to be based in Indonesia, preferably in Java Island and to work remotely, will lead on project management coordination with the implementing partners. They will work together with a project officer based at Fairtrade International in Germany on donor reporting and compliance.
Please refer to the attached document for further information on the works description, required competencies and remuneration
An application form (including letter of interest and CVs) should be emailed to tenders@fairtrade.net with the subject heading "Consultant Project Field Coordinator-Indonesia" before September 12th.
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