Andini Kamayana

YEP period 2015 - 2017, batch 6
Young Expert at MDF Training and Consultancy B.V. - IndonesiaFirst position after YEP
Communications and Fundraising Officer at ICCO Cooperation Indonesia
YEP Role
I worked as a Business Development Officer (BDO) and Junior Trainer/Consultant at the MDF office in Bali, Indonesia. From the business development side, my task was to generate new business for the company and to maintain current client relationships. As a junior trainer/consultant, I developed and undertook trainings alongside my colleagues on topics such as: results-based management, management skills, outcome mapping and the Most Significant Change theory. For YEP Water, MDF would like to contribute to a more sustainable water sector in Indonesia by building on their ‘soft-skill’ capacities through trainings on Project Management, Results-based Management and M&E amongst others. These ‘soft-skills’ will ideally complement the (‘hard’) technical skills they already have.
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Skills
- Communications & Reporting
- Information Management
- Results-oriented, team player, adaptable
- Strong IT skills: Microsoft Office, Adobe (Reader, Illustrator, InDesign), Social Media, Web-based Management Systems (Wordpress, Drupal)
- Multicultural background
Nationality: Indonesian
Education: MA International Social Development, University of East Anglia, UK
BA Behavioural Studies, Monash University, Australia
Experience before YEP
- Information & Advocacy Consultant, United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) in Jakarta, Indonesia
- Reporting Consultant, United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) in Jakarta, Indonesia
- Junior Coordination Consultant, United Nations Resident Coordinator’s Office (UN RCO) in Jakarta, Indonesia
- Gender Mobilization Assistant (Volunteer), Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) in Phnom Penh, Cambodia
- Advocacy & Research Intern (Internship), Coalition to address Sexual Exploitation of Children in Cambodia (COSECAM) in Phnom Penh, Cambodia