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Felicity Pascoe is listed as GEDSI Advisor, SIAP SIAGA 2 (Australia-Indonesia Partnership in Disaster Risk Management at Palladium: Make It Possible, a with 2782 employees, based in Jakarta, Indonesia. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at worldbank.org and a matched LinkedIn profile for Felicity Pascoe.
Felicity Pascoe previously worked as Senior Advisor - Gender Equality (INOVASI Program) at Palladium: Make It Possible and Senior Advisor - Gender Equality, Disability and Social Inclusion at Kiat - Indonesia Australia Partnership For Infrastructure. Felicity Pascoe holds Bachelor Of Arts (Hons In Politics), Majors In Development Studies And Political Science from The Australian National University.
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Felicity has 18 years’ experience in the field of governance, decentralisation, gender equality, disability and social inclusion (GEDSI), community development, education and civil society strengthening. Within these fields, she has worked in program design, review and implementation with a passion for adaptive management and supporting replication and sustainability of proven models and approaches. Felicity has worked in complex and fluid contexts, at the local level with communities and at the national level with central ministries on policy reform. She has technical experience program management and leadership, program design, monitoring and evaluation, strategy development for GEDSI, and developed practical tools for integrating GEDSI into governance, education and infrastructure programs. She has worked in Australia, Cambodia, Indonesia, and India, for DFAT-funded programs, The World Bank, UNDP, Australian National University, Australian Council for International Development, and NGOs. Felicity holds a postgraduate qualification in international and community development, and has advanced Bahasa Indonesia language skills.
Listed skills include Program Management, International Development, Ngos, International Relations, and 11 others.
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Senior Advisor - Gender Equality (Inovasi Program)
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Senior Advisor - Gender Equality, Disability And Social Inclusion
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Senior Consultant
- Gender Consultant, Provincial Roads Improvement Program (PRIM/ PHJD), KIAT, Indonesia - Mid-Term Reviewer, Investing in Women - Pathway 1 Review Lead (Workplace Gender Equality), for DFAT, Indonesia / Philippines / Vietnam / Myanmar- Senior Monitoring Advisor, Women's Voice and Leadership, Global Affairs Canada (GAC), Indonesia- Gender Advisor, Design Team - Regional Trade for Development (RT4D) Design, for DFAT, Canberra
Senior Consultant
Senior Advisor, Performance, Kompak (Governance For Growth)
Deputy Director - Gesi And Performance, Kompak (Governance For Growth)
KOMPAK is managed by Abt Associates on behalf of DFAT
Inclusive Engaged Communities Lead, Kompak (Governance For Growth)
Senior Consultant (Asia Pacific)
Contractor Representative - Australia Indonesia Partnership for Decentralization (AIPD)- DFAT funded with a total program budget of AUD 67 millionContractor Representative - National Community Driven Development Project, Myanmar (NCDDP)- World Bank financed grant. Cardno is providing technical and management support to the government for implementation in Sidoktaya Township, Magway Region.
Social Development Specialist
PNPM Peduli Coordinator, PNPM Support Facility (PSF), World Bank Indonesia• Program management of the Government of Indonesia’s social inclusion program funded by a multi-donor trust fund (DFAT, USAID, DFID, EU, CIDA, Government of Netherlands) managed by the World Bank. Total program budget USD 28 million (4 separate trust funds).• Managed a team of national and international technical staff and short term consultants.• Managed government and donor relations and reporting.• Responsible for managing project learning and strategic direction. • Project design for the pilot phase (2010) and subsequent scale up for a second phase (2013) which led to project endorsement by government and donors and additional funding of USD 24 million.
Project Advisor – Human Development Reports And Policy Initiatives
• Managed production of the 2010 Aceh Human Development Report.• Initiated UNDP’s support to GoI in monitoring impacts of the Global Financial Crisis contributing to the GoI’s Crisis Monitoring and Response System.• Design and implementation of Policy Seminar and joint publication with GoI (BAPPENAS) on Planning Budgeting and Performance Management. The publication was a central level advocacy tool sharing best practice on pro-poor planning and budgeting utilizing human development and MDG frameworks.• Led a team in the design and implementation of Human Development Training in Banda Aceh for Heads of District Bappeda and heads of provincial line ministries in collaboration with Provincial BAPPEDA and UNDP.
Deputy Director
• Developed the Australian Scholarships Promotion Strategy for Indonesia in cooperation with AusAID.• Managed Australian Scholarships promotion for the Australian Embassy in Indonesia. • Managed AEI’s involvement in the AusAID BRIDGE schools project.• Managed production of bilingual career and study skills resources for high schools in Indonesia. .• Management oversight of Australian Education Centres (AECs) in Jakarta and Surabaya promoting Australian education and training offshore. • Acting Director of AEI in the Education Counsellor’s absence.• Provided market intelligence and strategic advice to Australian education institutions operating in Indonesia and seeking partnerships with Indonesian education institutions.
Consultant
• Conducted Mid-Term Review for Somaki Komar II, a non-formal rural girl’s education project, involving interviewing beneficiaries and project staff, monitoring project operations and reviewing project documents.• Advised CARE Cambodia providing written recommendations for the final phase of the project in its provision of non-formal education, training in income generating activities and increasing the literacy rates of girls in remote areas
Resource Production Support Officer
Highland Children’s Education Project (HCEP) Managed development and publication of Cambodia’s first Junior Picture Dictionary in two ethnic minority languages with Khmer translation. The vernacular languages had not been in written format prior to this process. • Supported management of Resource Production Unit (RPU) developing curriculum materials in the vernacular and Khmer languages incorporating local knowledge in to curriculum materials. • Donor liaison (AusAID, UNICEF).
Executive Officer
• Played a key role in the development and evaluation of CDI’s short-term training and professional development conducted in Australia for parliamentary officials and delegations from the Asia Pacific region (including Indonesia’s DPR, judiciary and media). • Negotiated with partner institutions, government and parliamentary officials in Australia and internationally on project design and delivery of professional development and short courses.
Policy Officer
• Coordinated NGO working groups on policy, funding and program issues for NGO working in the Pacific, Sri Lanka and Burma• Administrative support to training programs, lobbying and the preparation of parliamentary submissions.
Research Assistant
• Assisted program design and delivery of women’s and child’s health projects in remote tribal villages, specific projects included Vitamin A and Anemia Education Program and Childcare Practices Education Program• Developed research reports on child and maternal health.• Conducted village discussion groups and assisted in the implementation of workshops on village health issues.
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Marisa P.
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Budhi Kusnadi
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Rebecca Pankhurst-Lapińa
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Sri Lestari Utami
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Felicity Pascoe education
Bachelor Of Arts (Hons In Politics), Majors In Development Studies And Political Science
Master Of International And Community Development
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Felicity Pascoe is listed as GEDSI Advisor, SIAP SIAGA 2 (Australia-Indonesia Partnership in Disaster Risk Management at Palladium: Make It Possible.
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Felicity Pascoe is based in Jakarta, Indonesia while working with Palladium: Make It Possible.
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Felicity Pascoe has worked for Palladium: Make It Possible, Kiat - Indonesia Australia Partnership For Infrastructure, Thread To Fabric, Whitelum Group, and Abt Associates - Australia.
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Felicity Pascoe holds Bachelor Of Arts (Hons In Politics), Majors In Development Studies And Political Science from The Australian National University.
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Felicity Pascoe is listed with skills including Program Management, International Development, Ngos, International Relations, Policy, Public Policy, Proposal Writing, and Capacity Building.
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