Devi Suryani Email & Phone Number

Jakarta, Indonesia

Special Autonomy and Fiscal Transfer Arrangement Manager with responsibility as follows:• Manage 11 technical experts, 1 project coordinator, and 1 project officer; • Manage technical delivery of activities relating with institutional and governance arrangements on service delivery that partner with the Government of Indonesia (GOI);• Manage policy research and dialogues and technical delivery of activities relating with fiscal transfer and decentralization reform agenda. The technical inputs have been provided to finalization of two revision of law (Revision of Law No. 21/2001 on Otsus Papua to become Law No. 2/2021, and revision of Law No. 33/2004 on fiscal balance between national and regional government to become Law No. 1/2022), Input to Annual State Budget Law (UU APBN) 2017-2021, revision of 4 Presidential Regulations (Perpres), Revision of 7 Ministry of Finance Regulations (PMK) related to Village Fund (Dana Desa/DD), Regional Incentive Fund (Dana Insentif Daerah/DID), and Specific Allocation Fund (Dana Alokasi Khusus/DAK), and various 10 provincial and district regulation (Pergub and Perbup); • Works closely with Subnational Team (7 Provincial and 26 District Coordinators in KOMPAK Targeted areas) and manage capacity building to regional government and conduct piloting on how to improve DD, DID, DAK and Otsus Fund allocation and performances. • And manage monitoring, evaluation and reporting of implementation of fiscal transfer and decentralization activities.

Jakarta, Jakarta, Indonesia

Education Sector Analytical Capacity Development Partnership (ACDP) Programme, ADB – Ministry of Education and Culture, Bappenas, and Ministry of Religious Affairs.The Project is funded by the European Union and AUSAID. My task is to apply high communication skills, professional experience in coordinating and monitoring of 47 grants and subcontractors throughout Indonesia, proven management proficiency to organize events, networking, workshops, education policy forums, round table discussions on education policy, etc. so as to facilitate policy dialogue and knowledge sharing related to ACDP activities.

Jakarta, Jakarta, Indonesia

Jakarta, Several Provinces In Indonesia

• WGC acts as an advisor on all aspects of strategic management and operations of the REDD+ Working Groups (WGs); • Responsible for planning, implementation, monitoring, evaluation and reporting for 2 outputs: establishment of REDD+ Agency and multistakeholder, communication and awareness; supporting the development of the first draft of REDD+ National Strategy and Policy Recommendation on Free, Prior Informed Concern (FPIC) for REDD+ Implementation in pilot provinces; • Managed the team to conduct all aspect related to REDD+ coordination meeting/forum/ seminar/workshop/FGD/training events participated by local, national and international participants;• Develop and update the work-plan; implement the activities based on the work-plan; coordination with REDD+ Task force and the relevant stakeholders; managed budget and other administrative issues; problem solving for various ad-hoc requests; and ensure the overall quality, consistency and timely delivery of the programme.

Kupang, Rote, Alor Area, East Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia

Provide technical support in effectively formulating and managing RFLP activities, design the monitoring guideline for contract management with local government, identify opportunities for institutional cooperation; draft TORs for 9 Letter of Agreements with District and Provincial Government for various fisheries programme such as sea weed cultivation project, livelihoods for women, and sea safety training, and 3 TORs for fisheries equipment tenders and ensure its delivery for Q4 2010, conducted training on project management (planning, budgeting, and monitoring), and lastly contributed to successful achievement of the project management of RFLP Indonesia.

Jakarta, Aceh, North Sumatera, Jogjakarta, Central Java, Central Sulawesi, Papua

• Provided program management support for Disaster Management (DM) Section Portfolio which manages project about USD 150 million from various donors for the following programmes: Emergency Response and Transitional Recovery (ERTR) Aceh Nias; • Focal point for grant management of those above programmes, provided training on monitoring of grant management to the programme/project office teams and technical assistance and recommendation to the implementing partners; Involved in developing, updating, and implementing the work plans some of the above programmes; Updated the monitoring guidelines, conducted monitoring, evaluation and reporting, and conducted training on monitoring guideline to project office staff; drafted LoAs with government, TOR for RFP/ITB/RFQ documents, emergency response proposal; • Assisted in contract monitoring (LoA/contract process drafting, training, project closure) for other projects in CPRU (ERA, CSO, AGTP, NITP, SCDRR, DRRA)• Specific support related to DRR: managed and monitored the LoA with House of Representative and Ministry of Social Affairs during the process of Development of DM Law until its enactment in 2007, LoA with BPBD Aceh, contract with ITB for implementation of CBDRM in Aceh and West Sumatera, input for development and contracting process of LoAs for SCDRR, input for development of small grant contract processing including training to local NGOs, implementation of CBDRR in Central Sulawesi, Jogjakarta, and Central Java; input for development of RFQ for the 1st GARD training incl. the contracting process.

Jakarta, Aceh, North Sumatera

• Provided support for ERTR team which manages project about USD 130 million from various donors for the following activities with NGOs, CBOs, communities, and local government: (1) cash for work; (2) Recovery of livelihoods; (3) Recovery of housing and (4) Strengthening governance capacity for sustainable recovery and risk-reduction; • Assist the provision of relevant training/materials/guidance on monitoring of grant management to the programme/project office teams and technical assistance and recommendation to the implementing partners (local government, NGOs, CSOs, contractors, communities);• Assist in delivery of the overall ERTR Programme strategies, objectives and activities; Prepared draft of LoAs with government and RFP/ITB/RFQ documents, developed programme monitoring work plans; Prepared quarterly monitoring report on activities supported by the programme and donor reports; and maintained project database.

North Maluku Province, Indonesia

• Managed the post conflict UNDP-UNOPS HCIR Project at a total value of USD 3,5 million at 7 districts in North Maluku Province; • Developed gender approach monitoring guideline for community infrastructure projects and Promoted gender sensitive approach; • Performed monitoring and supervision of the Project: 360 sub-projects of housing, economic recovery, and public service infrastructures implemented and completed (including construction of 19 schools and its supporting facilities, small bridges, small roads, and drainages); • Provided advice and support to implementing partner, local community organizations, and local government to enhance the community consultation process in order to ensure transparency and instilling a deep sense of ownership; Facilitated community complaints; Maintained project database; Performed sub-projects and project office closures, and involved in the writing of Project Final Report.

North Maluku Province, Indonesia

• Managed the resource center in the post conflict areas that provided databases & various information for post conflict studies/research; Performed administrative tasks to support coordination services, such as arranging meetings with local government, UN Agencies, NGOs, CBOs & community; Maintained filing system; prepared financial report & weekly situation report for OCHA Indonesia; Arranged donor visit and general travel arrangements; supported the operations of the office, etc.

North Maluku Province, Indonesia

• Managed the resource center in the post conflict areas that provided databases & various information for post conflict studies/research; Performed administrative tasks to support coordination services, such as arranging meetings with local government, UN Agencies, NGOs, CBOs & community; Maintained filing system; prepared financial report & weekly situation report for OCHA Indonesia; Arranged donor visit and general travel arrangements; supported the operations of the office, etc.