Sarah Sullivan Email & Phone Number

Jakarta, Indonesia

Working in a supporting capacity for USAID's Indonesia’s Economic Growth Support Activity (EGSA), I create English language summaries on current economic developments in Indonesia. My role involves creating summaries from a variety of news sources, including those in Bahasa Indonesia, researching additional information, formatting, and editing for the production of the Indonesia Bi-Weekly Economic Monitoring newsletter, as well as editing and reviewing policy briefs, rapid analysis, executive summaries, and other reports as needed by EGSA.

Greater Jakarta Area, Indonesia

I have worked intermittently with Osana International as Project Management and Program Coordinator on several projects. After formally graduating with a Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) from the University of Western Australia in 2016 and Master of Public Policy from the School of Government and Public Policy in 2018, I have continued to work with Osana International full time as the Operations Manager carrying out the following duties:• Manage internal administrative tasks including; schedule liaisons with potential consultants, schedule meetings with clients, attend company meetings, and continuous updates and improvements to company website.• Contributing to the development of EOIs and proposals.• Improving formatting, grammar, and information on documents including firm references, EOIs, proposals, and company website.• Develop and manage database for proposal preparation including experts' CVs, references, past EOIs, proposals, profiles, and proposal schedules.• Identify and target potential bids and future opportunities, including liaising with past and prospective consultants, buyers, donors, and checking donor, agency, and other tender-related websites. • Develop and maintain rapport with Indonesian and international contacts and clients beyond the company. • Identify and provide suggestions for the improvement of business processes.

Jakarta, Indonesia

Independent Review of National Water HibahThe independent review evaluation will have two purposes: (1) To assess the effectiveness of the Water Hibah program in increasing water services by LGs and their PDAMs; and (2) To assess factors inhibiting progress of the Water Hibah program. The report will summarize lessons learnt and options available to GOI that may be used to improve the design and the implementation of the national Water Hibah program.Under the directives of the Deputy Team Leader, my responsibilities included assistance with report writing, data collection (interviews) and analysis for project deliverables, assistance with coordination and logistics between the international and Indonesian team members, document translation between Bahasa Indonesia and English languages, and assistance for administrative procedures related to project execution.

Jakarta, Indonesia

Due Diligence Support for Activities to Strengthen Women’s Economic Empowerment in MCC Compact and Threshold CountriesThis assignment is part of MCC’s due diligence, planning and oversight of activities designed to support Women's Economic Empowerment (WEE) in compact and threshold countries. The main feature of this assignment is to assist MCC in reviewing, developing and/or providing support for the anticipated and indicative tasks, for each substantive area of women's economic empowerment.During this assignment, my responsibilities included on-site project coordination support, including identification of adequate local experts, oversight of project implementation and support with quality assurance of reports and deliverables of national consultants. Research and gather materials on the status of women owned MSMEs (WMSMEs) in three provinces (North Sulawesi, South Sumatra and Riau), and status of GOI MSME programs at National and provincial/district/municipal levels, vertical and horizontal coordination challenges, and how these are impacting women owned MSMEs (WMSMEs) accessing GOI finance in three provinces. The materials gathered from the desk review were translated from Bahasa Indonesia to English to assist in the development of project deliverables.

Jakarta, Indonesia

TA­8556 REG: Supporting the Cities Development Initiative for Asia ­ INO: Pre­Feasibility Study of the Slum Improvement in Strategic Human Settlements Area ProjectThe prime objective of the project is to shortlist and prioritize five cities identified by the GOI and identify priority sub-projects in these five cities’ slum areas to provide technical assistance on water supply, wastewater management, solid waste management and road improvement. The CDIA SISHA Preparation Study (PPS) focused on alleviating the adverse living conditions by improving the quality and coverage of services in the four aforementioned sectors, thereby facilitating the reclassification/conversion of slum areas.Under the directives of the Team Leader, my responsibilities include assistance with report writing, data collection (workshops and focus group discussions) and analysis for project deliverables, assistance with coordination and logistics between the international and Indonesian team members, live interpreting on the field and document translation between Bahasa Indonesia and English languages, and assistance for administrative procedures related to project execution. The five priority slum areas for this project were located in Banjarmasin (South Kalimantan), Palembang (South Sumatra), Cirebon (West Java), Sorong (West Papua), and Makassar (South Sulawesi), Indonesia.

Greater Jakarta Area, Indonesia

TA 8556 REG – Sewerage System Development Project (SSDP) for the Cities of Bekasi, Mataram and Banda AcehThe overarching SSDP has three principal outputs: i) Wastewater and sludge management capacity increased; ii) Service delivery system in place; and iii) Public awareness campaigns completed. During this project, my responsibilities included assistance with report writing, data collection (on the field interviews and workshops in Bekasi, Mataram and Banda Aceh, Indonesia) and analysis for project deliverables, assistance with coordination and logistics between the international and Indonesian team members, live interpreting on the field and document translation between Bahasa Indonesia and English languages, and assistance for administrative procedures related to project execution.

Master’S Degree, Public Policy

Bachelor Of Commerce (Honours), Management

Bachelor Of Commerce (B.Com.), Business Management And Marketing

Diploma, Commerce

Business Administration And Management, General

High School