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WVI Management Trainee Recruitment

2011-12-12 11:45:56

Management Trainee (code: MT)

Major Role: Implement development program at community level

Qualification:

1. Bachelor's degree
2. Has organizational experience
3. Willing to relocated to any remote areas in Indonesia (Papua, NTT, Kalimantan, Sulawesi, Maluku, Nias)
4. Min TOELF 450

Submit you rapplication with updated CV not later than Jan 6th, 2012 to:

Human Resources Department

World Vision Indonesia

recruitmentIndonesia@wvi.org

Please put the "MT code" in your email subject

More info about organization: http://www.worldvision.or.id/

Papers from "Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation Strategies"

2010-03-23 10:57:20

The seminar "Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation Strategies" was one of international seminars held by Universitas Indonesia as the member of Association of Pacific Rim Universities. This seminar discussed about some problems related to global climate change from multidisplinary perspectives. This seminar is expected to initiate the establishment of Study Center that focuses on the effects of global temperature changes holistically, in Universitas Indonesia area. The expected outcome of this seminar is the innovation of mitigation and adaptation strategies toward temperature changes which could be implemented globally.

Papers and presentations for the Seminar "Climate change Mitigation and Adaptation Strategies" could be downloaded in this page.

Panel Speakers 18 March 2010 :
Republic of Indonesia	Emil SALIM, Member, Advisory Council to President Yudhoyono, (as the advisor for environment and sustainable development issues) Professor of Economics, Universitas Indonesia [.pdf]
USA	Cornelius SULLIVAN, Professor, Department of Biological Sciences, USC College of Letters, Arts and Sciences, University of Southern California
Australia	Jim FALK, Climate Change Director, APRU World Institute; Visiting Professor, United Nations University, Institute of Advanced Studies & Director, Australian Centre for Science, Innovation and Society University of Melbourne [.pdf]
FIRST PANEL DISCUSSION
Reducing Emissions by 2020	Rachmat WITOELAR, Chairman, Indonesia National Climate Change Council
Emissions from Forestry & Landuse Change	Wandoyo SISWANTO, Ministry of Forestry, Indonesia [.pdf]
Emissions from Forestry & Landuse Change	Canecio MUNOZ, Executive Director, Sinar Mas Group [.pdf]
Emissions from Energy	Graham MOORE, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Melbourne [.pdf]
Emissions from Energy	YUNUS, Universitas Indonesia [.pdf]
Emissions from Urban & Transportation	Leigh GLOVER, Senior Research Fellow, Dept of Architecture Building and Planning, University of Melbourne [.pdf]
Emissions from Urban & Transportation	SUTANTO, Universitas Indonesia
Biodiversity, Ecosystem Services & Climate Change	Lee GODDEN, Director, Centre for Resources, Energy and Environmental Law, Faculty of Law, University of Melbourne [.pdf]

Panel Speakers 19 March 2010 :
Adaptation and Resilience	Hasroel THAYEB, Universitas Indonesia
Global Water Resource Sustainability	Joe ROZZA P.E., Global Water Resource Sustainability Manager, Coca Cola [.pdf]
Flooding and Climate Change	Tony JAKEMAN, Director, Integrated Catchment Assessment & Management (iCAM) Centre, Fenner School of Environment & Society, Australian National University
Marine Ecosystem and Climate Change	LIONG Shie-Yui, Deputy Director, Tropical Marine Science Institute, National University of Singapore[.pdf]
SECOND PANEL DISCUSSION
Community, Welfare and Readiness Facing Climate Change	Yunita T. WINARTO, Associate Professor, Department of Anthropology, Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, Universitas Indonesia [.pdf]
Adaptation: Stakeholder Views from Indonesia	Terry HILLS, Technical Advisor, Climate Change Adaptaion, Conservation International [.pps]
Law, Regulation and Research Priority on Climate Change	Lee GODDEN, Director, Centre for Resources, Energy and Environmental Law, Faculty of Law, University of Melbourne
Law, Regulation and Research Priority on Climate Change	Andri WIBISANA, Lecturer, Faculty of Law, Universitas Indonesia [.pdf]
Food Security & Climate Change	Bayu KRISNAMURTI, Vice Minister of Agriculture, Indonesia
THIRD PANEL DISCUSSION - Building Research Capacity
National CC Research Capacity - UI’s Center for Climate Change	Abimanyu TAKDIR, Faculty of Engineering, Universitas Indonesia
	Rachmatullah Rahmadi WIDJAYA, Universitas Indonesia
Building International Collaboration - AWI CMAS Project & UN-ICTI	Jim FALK, Climate Change Director, APRU World Institute; Visiting Professor, United Nations University, Institute of Advanced Studies & Director, Australian Centre for Science, Innovation and Society, University of Melbourne [.pdf]
Opportunities from International Funding Programs	World Bank
	US Agency for International Development (USAID)
	UK Department for International Development (DFID)
	Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA)
	European Union (EU)
PRIORITY TASKS IN HUMAN AND HEALTH RESEARCH
	Budi HARYANTO, Chairman of the Department of Environmental Health and senior fellow at the Center for Health Research, Faculty of Public Health, Universitas Indonesia
	Djoko RAHARDJO, Faculty of Medicine, Universitas Indonesia
	Lee GODDEN, Director, Centre for Resources, Energy and Environmental Law, Faculty of Law, University of Melbourne
	Danai THAITAKOO, Built Environment Innovation Centre, Chulalongakorn University, Thailand
	Kim MCINTYRE, Project Manager, Sustainability Solutions Institute, University of California, San Diego
PRIORITIES IN INSTITUTIONAL SUPPORT AND FUNDING
	Jatna SUPRIATNA, Professor, Department of Biology, Universitas Indonesia
	Leigh GLOVER, Senior Research Fellow, Dept of Architecture Building and Planning, University of Melbourne
	Paul MCSHANE, Monash Sustainability Institute, Monash University
	David PIERCE, Programmer/Analyst, Division of Climate, Atmospheric Science, and Physical Oceanography, Scripps Institution of Oceanography, University of California, San Diego
	Sangam SHRESTHA, School of Engineering and Technology, Asian Institute of Technology

Participant
Jakarta Urban Transport Problems and Their Environmental Impacts	Jakarta Local Goverment [.pdf]
Climate mitigation and adaptation considerations in Indonesia's medium and long term development plans	Minister of National Development Planning Bappenas [.pdf]
Change Center into global policy and research in Asia-Pacific	Yasu HIBI, VP for Asia Policy [.pdf]
Local Wisdom of Baduy Community and Kampung Kuta for Forest Conservation: A Preliminary Research	Ali AKBAR, Department of Archaeology Faculty of Humanities, Universitas Indonesia [.pdf]
Tanggapan atas Laporan Penelitian Transformasi Sosial di Perkotaan Pantai Utara Jawa: Studi Perbandingan Cirebon & Gresik	Djoko MARIHANDONO & Harto JUWONO, Faculty of Humanities, Universitas Indonesia [.pdf]
Dayak Traditional Outfit	[.pdf]
Law & Regulation on Redd Indonesia	Harry ALEXANDER, Wildlife Conservation Society [.pdf]

Vacancy: Founding Director

2010-03-11 15:07:15

The Human Rights Resource Centre for ASEAN is a new initiative to support the work of the ASEAN Inter-Governmental Commission on Human Rights. The Centre is expected to fulfill its mission through research and support for broader development of the understanding of human rights in Southeast Asia in accordance with the ASEAN Political-Security and Socio-Cultural Community Blueprints that call for research, training, education on human rights, and the organization of conferences, workshops, and public forums designed to promote dialogue on human rights issues in the region. The Centre will have two main components: 1) a core staff of human rights professionals working at the Centre’s headquarters in Jakarta, Indonesia, and 2) a network of Partner Institutions and Affiliated Institutions that will participate in the research and training agenda of the Center.

The Director is expected to provide inspiring leadership in building the Centre and defining its regional role. This will involve developing the Centre’s research agenda in relation to regional human rights concerns, implementing initiatives in human rights training and education, and establishing relations with major regional stakeholders. He or she will also be responsible for building a core staff of regional professionals and coordinating the agenda of the Centre with the network of Partner Institutions. The Director is expected to work closely with the Centre’s Board of Governors and other research professionals and partners to develop the Centre’s research vision and strategy. The position will be based in Jakarta, Indonesia and will require travel in the region.

The candidate should preferably hold a doctorate or PhD equivalent in a relevant field and have a minimum of 10 years’ working experience in an institutional leadership role relating to human rights in Southeast Asia. He or she must have proven research experience, preferably involving the organization of large scale projects related to human rights. Proven leadership and managerial ability, and deep familiarity with regional human rights issues and institutions are also important qualifications. He or she must be a citizen of an ASEAN country. Fluency in the English language is a prerequisite and knowledge of at least one of the languages of the ASEAN Member States will be an advantage. Remuneration will be commensurate with qualifications and experience.

To apply, send your CV and a brief statement of interest by email, mail, or fax to:

HRRCA Recruitment Committee

c/o ASEAN-US Technical Assistance & Training Facility

70A Jalan Sisingamangaraja

Jakarta, Indonesia 12110

Fax: +62-21-722-5447

Email submissions should be directed to recruitment@hrrca.org with the subject line: HRRCA Director.

All submissions should be received no later than 3 April 2010.

Info about The Human Rights Resource Centre for ASEAN

Call for Participation: The 2nd Master Journey in Management

2009-07-03 14:50:19

Tuesday and Wednesday, 4-5th August 2009

JFX Building and Campus Depok Faculty of Economics, University of Indonesia (FEUI)

Graduate School of Management FEUI, in collaboration with Bisnis Indonesia Daily, calls students from master programs or professional schools to compete in solving real-life business problem. The solution will be judged based on rigorousness of the analysis, creativity and the relevancy to the problem. The selected teams will get a chance to meet and present their ideas in front of prominent academia, government, business and media executives during the Master Journey in Management (MJM) event. The winning team will receive prized award

Important Dates!!
Registration: 1 April – 15 May 2009
Announcement of Shortlisted Candidates: 19 May 2009
Business Game On-line: 15 June – 26 June 2009
Announcement of Semi-finalists: 29 June 2009
Case Study: 1July- 18 July 2009
Semifinalists gathering and competition in Jakarta: 4-5 August 2009
Final Competition: 5 August 2009

Participant’s Criteria:
1.        Team Consists of 3 (three) people from various backgrounds
2.        By June 2009 each team member is still registered as an active graduate student
3.        Minimum GPA of each team member is 2.75

Organizing Committee:
Dr. Rofikoh Rokhim, University of Indonesia & Economist of Bisnis Indonesia Daily

Member of Jury:
Dr. Ruslan Prijadi (University of Indonesia)
Prof. Dr. Sammy Kristamuljana (Prasetiya Mulya School of Business)
Dr. Martinus S. Rusli (PPM School of Management)
Dr. Siti Sulastri (University of Airlangga)
Dr. Indra Widjaja (University of Tarumanegara)
Dr. Ir. Arief Daryanto (Bogor Institut of Agriculture)
Prof.Dr.Ir. Surna Tjahja Djajadiningrat* (Bandung Institute of Technology)
Dr. Asmai Ishak (Islamic University of Indonesia)
Dr. Rhenald Kasali (University of Indonesia)
Dr. Hargo Utomo (University of Gadjah Mada)
Prof. Dr. Ir. Irawady Jamaran (IPMI Business School)
Dr. Sri Hasnawati (University of Atmajaya)
Dr. Firdaus Alamsyah (Binus Business School)
Dr. Hasman Zusi (Trisakti University)
Dr. Andreas Lako (Soegijapranata University)
Ir. Ahmad Djauhar (Bisnis Indonesia Daily)

For analysis report submission or more information please contact:
Email:
mrc.mjm@gmail.com
mjm@pascafe.ui.ac.id
Web: www.pascafe.ui.ac.id/mjm
Phone: (+62-21) 7270164, Fax: (+62-21) 78849155 Up Angty (081317728211) / Askar (08172347731)

Subject to confirmation
This Program will be running in conjunctions with Doctoral Journey in Management, Scientific Paper Competition 2009 and followed by International Conference on Business and Management Research

Call for Abstracts: 3rd International Nursing Conference 2009

2009-04-13 16:25:08

Participants are invited to submit an abstract for oral and poster presentation at the 3rd International Nursing Conference 2009 – Internationalization of Nursing Education: Challenging Future for Nursing Services.

Themes:
• The Global Perspective of Customer in Nursing Service
• The Need of High Quality Educated Nurses in Nursing Service

General Information on Abstract Submission
Abstracts must be submitted in electronic format by sending a Microsoft Word document with the abstract by e-mail to: Novy CD Helena (novy.pangemanan0@lycos.com).

The deadline for abstract submission is June 30,2009.

Notification of acceptance (for oral or poster presentation) or rejection by the Scientific
Programme Committee will be e-mailed to the presenting author by July 30, 2009.
Guidelines:

•   Abstracts must be submitted in English and must be presented in English.
•   Abstracts must be a minimum of 250 words, and no longer than 300 words.
•   Abstracts must be submitted in Times New Roman 12 point font .
•   A brief, clear title must be typed in bold font.
•   The presenting author’s name must be underlined and all author affiliations must be included.
•   Abstracts should include: 1) problem and purpose of the study, 2) conceptual framework, 3) sample description, 4)    design, 5) data collection methods, 6) data analysis methods, 7) results, and conclusions.
•   Abstracts must be text only. Graphics, pictures or graphs should not be submitted

More Information:
Please address any queries to the Organizing Committe Secretariat:

OC Secretariat
3rd International Nursing Conference 2009

Faculty of Nursing - Universitas Indonesia                                                                                                                     Kampus UI Depok, 16424
Tel:+62 21 78849120
Fax: +62 21 7864124
e-mail: humasfik@ui.ac.id

Call for Applicants: Short Course on Asian Emporium: SEA Identities

2009-03-31 02:15:00

Call for Applicants
Come and Join the Short course on Asian Emporium:SEA Identities: past, present and future. Experience the international learning atmosphere together with students from various universities in SEA and International Distinguished Professor.

Asian Emporium is an introductory course which predicated on our objective to provide a general overview on the world of Monsoon Asia throughout the centuries. This course is expected to describe and elaborate six main interrelated topics: Monsoon Asia, Heritage, Religion and Belief, Cultural expression, Trade and emporium, Governments and politics.

Course Objectives:

To raise an awareness and understanding of the Southeast Asian society among the students
To foster the interactions among students from different national background within Southeast Asia
To facilitate the exchange of knowledge among students
To generate the interest in the study of Southeast Asia society among students
To serve as a starting point for future networking in Southeast Asia

Course Methods

Each session in the Asian Emporium will encompass two main activities which are the lecture series and group discussion. During the course student will be divided into six groups, according to the six sub-themes. And each group will have to present a working paper about their sub-theme in discussion session. Whilst, for the final assignment each student has to compose a individual final paper.

Students are expected to prepare a short (max. 10 minutes) cultural performance to represent cultural diversity in Southeast Asia according their nationality. Please bring your own costume and all stuff related to your performance.

Credit Hours: Three (3) credits

Course Level: undergraduate course

Academic Year: 2009/2010

Number of Students:

15 foreign students selected by SEASREP Committee
15 local students selected by the University of Indonesia Committee

Course Pre-requisite
Open to all undergraduate students in social sciences, arts and humanities

More information about Course Schedule please click here

For admission registration download please click here

The International Symposium on Laboratory Animal Science 2009 (ILAS 2009)

2009-03-25 17:29:13

The National Committe for Research Animal Development is proud to announce The International Symposium on Laboratory Animal Science 2009 (ILAS 2009) and trade exhibition to be held from 26-29 April 2009 at the Royal Thai Navy Convention Hall in Bangkok, Thailand.

The theme is “Ethics, Welfare and Legislation on the Use and Care of Laboratory Animals”.

On behalf of the Organizing Committe of the International Symposium on Laboratory Animal Science 2009, we would like to invite you to participate in this event. We are delighted to have over 50 animal units who would be present to promote their services and products and we also have the Government’s approval to promote this symposium internationally. The purpose of this symposium is to serve as a platform for participants and exhibitors to exchange ideas and information with respect to ethics, regulation, and guidelines for the use and care of laboratory animals. Participants will have opportunities to listen to a number of distinguished speakers, including Prof. Peter Doherty (keynote speaker), a Nobel prize laureate in Physiology and Medicine, 1996, who has kindly accepted to be a keynote speaker in this symposium, and will share with us his knowledge and expertise which will be mutually beneficial for learning among international and local delegates.

As a consequence of increasing use of laboratory animals, there is an urgent need for scientists to be aware of ethics, welfare and legislation on the use and care of laboratory animals. This forum will be a platform for the strategic planning to develop the care and use of animals in the country. As for exhibitors, this will be an excellent opportunity to showcase their latest products to the participants, particularly those who come from other countries in the region and those who are looking forward to establishment of mutual benefits with respect to education and awareness of the products from these exhibitors.

For more detailed information, please visit the symposium website at
http://www.regmaster.org/ilas2009

For further information, please visit our website: www.regmaster.org/ilas2009 or contact Mr
Desmond Cher (desmond.cher@lawson-marsh.com) if you have any queries.

Regards,

Organizing Committee ILAS 2009

Call for Papers: International Conference on Quality in Research

2009-02-23 15:15:37

Brief Intro
The impact of globalization has resulted in a very competitive business environment that makes the fulfillment of costumer/ clients’ ever-sophisticated project or product or service needs most challenging.

QiR 2009 will bring together national and international frontline thinkers, academics, executives, government and business officials, practitioners and leaders to presents and discuss a wide range of engineering and architectural issues in the achievement of excellence products/ projects/ services. It is our aim and hope that this conference would be able to provide an international forum for exchange of the knowledge, experience and research as well as the review of progress and discussion on the state of the art and future trend and prospective collaboration and networking in the broad filed of engineering and architecture.

Call for Papers
Authors are invited to submit an extended abstract in English, NOT exceeding 500 words and must include:
1. Title of paper, full name, email and affiliation of authors
2. Brief information o background. Research method and results. Figures may included in the abstract.
3. Five keywords
Online submission of abstract through the conference website http://qir.eng.ui.ac.id, or email to: qir@eng.ui.ac.id, qir.ftui@ui.ac.id .

Technical papers on aspects related to (but nit limited to) those in the Scope and Topics above, are invited for oral and poster presentation. Accepted papers will be published in Conference Proceeding (ISSN: 114-1284). Selected papers will be published in Value World (published by SAVE International) or Journal Technology (ISSN: 0215 1685). Format of camera-ready paper can be downloaded through the conference website.

Abstract submission deadline: 31st March 2009

Special Issues on:
1. Radio Frequency Identification (RFID)
2. Green Infrastructure for Sustainable Development

Simposium In:
1. Tropical Eco-Urbanism
2. Energy Conservation through Efficiency in Design and Manufacturing
3. Advanced Material and Processing
4. Industrial Engineering Approach for Productivity Improvement

For more information please visit the conference website

Conference of APSA: Call for Papers

2009-02-09 09:58:40

The Department of Sociology - University of Indonesia and the Asia Pacific Sociological Association (APSA) will hold the 9th Conference of APSA on June 13-15, 2009 in Kuta, Bali , Indonesia. The theme of the conference is “Improving the Quality of Social Life in Asia Pacific: A Challenge for Sociology”

The conference addresses the folIowing themes:
Theories, Methodology and Social Issues:

Social inclusion and exclusion
Corruption, good governance
Socio-cultural transformation
Globalization, nationalism and local wisdom
The information (network) society
Environmental issues Trans-nationalism and migration
Ethnicity and identity
Religion and democracy
Labor and work issues

CONFERENCE FEE: US$ 150
DEADLINE FOR ABSTRACT SUBMISSION: February 28, 2009

For more informaton please visit: http://www.apsa-uiconference.org
We cordially invite you to participate in the conference.

Thank you,

Steering & Organising Committee
The 9th Conference of APSA

Graduate School and Bioresource and Bioenvironmental Sciences Kyushu University

2007-12-05 11:18:12

Kyushu University currently offers a unique education and research program in the Graduate School of Bioresource and Bioenvironmental Sciences; namely, International Development Research Course â€“ A Special Program for International Students.

A. Study Areas and the Number of Applicants The International Development Research Course of the Graduate School Bioresource and Bioenvironmental Sciences involves 8 departments: Applied Genetics and Pest Management, Plant Resources, Bioscience and Biotechnology, Animal and Marine Bioresources Sciences, Agricultural and Resources Economics, Bioproduction Environmental Sciences, Forest and Forest Products Sciences, and Genetic Resources Technology.

B. Eligibility 1. Applicants must be under 35 years old on April 1, 2008 2. * Master Course â€“ Applicants must hold a Bachelorâ€™s degree (or equivalent) awarded by a postgraduate school outside Japan or expect to receive a Bachelorâ€™s degree by September 30, 2008 * Doctorâ€™s course - Applicants must hold a Masterâ€™s degree (or equivalent) awarded by a postgraduate school outside Japan or expect to receive a Masterâ€™s degree outside Japan by September 30, 2008. Applicants who hold or expect to receive a Masterâ€™s degree awarded by an English course (program) of postgraduate school in Japan are also eligible. 3. Health: Candidates must be certified as both physically and mentally healthy by a qualified and recognized physician. 4. Language: Non-native English speakers must posses a sufficiently high official English qualification such as TOEFL, TOEIC or the Cambridge Certificate (a photocopy of the score obtained must attached. 5. * MEXT scholarship students must arrive in Japan between October 1 and 7, 2008 * Non-Mext Scholarship students must arrive in Japan before October 7, 2008

C. Benefits of the MEXT Scholarship 1. A Monthly stipend of 170,000 yen or 160,000 yen (after the thirteenth month of stay in Japan). The amount of stipend subjects to change depending on the annual budget each year. However this stipend will be suspended during periods of leave, absence or when the student remains off campus for prolonged periods of time without authorization. 2. Travel Expenses : Inbound travel and Return Travel. 3. Fees for the entrance examination, admission, and tuition will be waived. In addition, a sum of 25,000 yen for initial location expenses, 80 % of medical costs, and a limited allowance toward lodging costs (if living in private accommodation) will be available from the Association of International Education, Japan.

For MEXT scholarship applicants who pass the preliminary screening, originals plus one set of copies of the documents listed below should arrive at the Student Affairs Office of the Graduate School of Bioresource and Bioenvironmental Science no later than February 20, 2008. All correspondence related to the application should be sent by air mail or facsimile to the following address: Graduate School of Bioresource and Bioenvironmental Sciences, Kyushu University, 10-1, Hakozaki-6, Higashi-ku, Fukuoka 812-8581, Japan Fax: (+81) â€“ 92- 642-2817 For online: www.agr.kyushu-u.ac.jp/top/frame_tope.html >