Communication and Campaign Coordinator for Kalimantan Forest Wildlife Program

WWF Indonesia; Palangka Raya; On-site; IDR 100.000.000 - 200.000.000; Full time

Job summary

A leading environmental organization is looking for a Communication and Campaign Coordinator based in Palangka Raya, Indonesia. The role involves developing and implementing a communication strategy for the Kalimantan Forest Wildlife Programme, ensuring effective messaging across programs, and engaging with media to advocate key issues. Candidates should have a Bachelor’s degree in communications and at least 3-5 years of experience in an NGO setting. This position offers the chance to work flexibly and creatively in a mission-driven environment.

Benefits

Inclusive work environment

Diversity valued and equal opportunities

Qualifications

• Minimum 3–5 years of experience in communications within an NGO.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English and local language.
• Proven track record in managing media and campaigns.

Responsibilities

• Implement an annual communication strategy for the program.
• Coordinate messaging across programs and departments.
• Produce visualization materials that share success stories.
• Lead communication for public campaigns and awareness events.

Skills

Media relations

Campaign management

Storytelling

Content creation

Design tools proficiency

Education

Bachelor's degree in communications or related field

Tools

Canva

Adobe

WordPress

Job description

Summary

The Communication and Campaign Coordinator plays a key role in shaping and delivering the WWF Indonesia communication strategy, particularly in Kalimantan Forest Wildlife Programme, to raise visibility, advocate for key issues, and build engagement with partners, donors, media, and communities. This role supports the organization’s mission through producing publication materials, storytelling, campaign coordination, and multi‑channel content delivery that inspires action and builds trust with public and stakeholders in Arabela and Kapuas Hulu landscape (West Kalimantan), Sebangau Katingan landscape in Central Kalimantan, Mahakam site in East Kalimantan and Kayan site in North Kalimantan.

Work Location

Palangkaraya (Kalimantan), Indonesia

Job Description

• Integrated and implement an annual communication strategy aligned with organizational goals, advocacy agenda, and donor priorities for Kalimantan Forest Wildlife programme.
• Coordinate messaging across programs and departments to ensure coherence and consistency.
• Cultivate and maintain relationships with local, national, and international media.
• Producing visualization (infographic, video, film, narrative) contain the success story, lesson learned of the selected project/theme.
• Identify and document testimonials, and community /champion voices from the field.
• Develop content calendars, schedule posts, and monitor analytics.
• Design and edit high‑quality reports that contribute to the Technical Progress Report related to the success/lesson learned, producing brochures, presentations, and impact materials for donors and partners.
• Lead the communication aspects of public campaigns, awareness events, and advocacy initiatives.
• Train and support staff and field teams in communication skills and basic media handling.

Qualification

• Bachelor’s degree in communications, Journalism, Public Relations, Development Studies, or related field.
• Minimum 3–5 years of experience in a communications role within an NGO or non‑profit setting.
• Proven track record in managing media relations, campaigns, and storytelling in the context of social/environmental causes.
• Experience working with grassroots communities and translating technical/programmatic content into accessible communication.
• Excellent written and verbal communication in [English + Local Language].
• Strong storytelling, writing, and editing skills with attention to tone and cultural sensitivity.
• Proficiency with design tools (Canva, Adobe), CMS (e.g., WordPress), social media platforms, and basic photography/video editing.
• Based in Palangka Raya with occasional travel to Jakarta, West Kalimantan, North and East Kalimantan included other project sites or events.
• Ability to work flexibly, especially during campaign periods or tasks as assignment from the supervisor.

Applicants who are interested must submit their applications no later than December 17, 2025.

The World Wildlife Fund Indonesia Foundation is committed to creating an inclusive work environment where diversity is valued and equal opportunities are available to all. Therefore, we welcome applicants from various backgrounds and offer a range of benefits to support a healthy work‑life balance.