The Revitalising Informal Settlements and their Environments (RISE) programme aims to demonstrate a new approach to water and sanitation management in urban informal settlements. RISE is an action-research programme utilizing a randomized control trial (RCT) methodology involving 24 informal settlements (12 in each country). The RISE theory of change is that the water sensitive cities (WSC) approach can interrupt the fecal-oral transmission route, resulting in an improvement in human gastrointestinal health, especially for children under 5 years of age. The overall aim of RISE is ‘to improve the lives of men and women, boys and girls in informal settlements through improvements in human health and the environment by adopting a water sensitive cities (WSC) approach to informal settlement upgrading. The Expected outcome is to provide the evidence that a localised, water-sensitive approach to upgrading informal settlements can deliver sustainable, cost-effective improvements in health and the environment as a complementary to ‘big pipes’ in the Asia-Pacific, paving the way for further deployments in the region and globally.

Currently, RISE Project is looking for :
1. Administrative Officer.
2. Data Officer.

Duty Station: Makassar, Indonesia

For detail information on each position please refer to attached TOR.

Please send your application letter and CV to the Focal Point RISE Makassar, Jane Wardani at email: jane.wardani@gmail.com no later than Wednesday December 13, 2017 at 17.00 WITA by mentioning the position desired.