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LEEP is seeking a Country Head to lead our Indonesia operations and drive rapid, large-scale reductions in lead exposure across the country. You will act as LEEP’s senior representative, spearhead advocacy with ministries, and coordinate training, data, and technical assistance for government partners.
You will build partnerships with government, industry and researchers while engaging international stakeholders to eliminate childhood lead poisoning from paint in Indonesia.
Application deadline: 15 November 2026
Start date: As soon as possible
Hours: Full-time
Location: Remote; Indonesia preferred but not required. LEEP is currently unable to sponsor visas.
Time zone: Candidates must be located between UTC+5 and UTC+8.
Language: Full professional proficiency in English required; full professional proficiency in Bahasa Indonesia strongly preferred.
Application deadline: 15 November 2026
Start date: As soon as possible
Hours: Full-time
Location: Remote; Indonesia preferred but not required. LEEP is currently unable to sponsor visas.
Time zone: Candidates must be located between UTC+5 and UTC+8.
Language: Full professional proficiency in English required; full professional proficiency in Bahasa Indonesia strongly preferred.
LEEP is seeking an exceptional Country Head to lead our Indonesia operations and drive rapid, large-scale reductions in lead exposure across the country. As LEEP’s senior representative in Indonesia, you will lead our country operations and partnerships, spearhead our advocacy strategy, and build and maintain relationships with relevant government ministries and institutions. You will coordinate the delivery of evidence, data, training and technical assistance requested by government partners, and coordinate work across government, industry and research sectors.
This role offers the opportunity to make a transformational impact on public health in Indonesia, working closely with senior government officials, industry leaders and international stakeholders to eliminate childhood lead poisoning from paint.
experience in environmental policy, public health or chemical regulation; an established network within Indonesian government and industry; familiarity with WHO, UNEP or other international health/environmental frameworks.