Private Sector Engagement Analyst — Sustainable Commodities

United Nations Development Programme (UNDP); Jakarta Pusat; On-site; IDR 1,073,537,000 - 1,610,306,000; Full time

Job summary

UNDP Indonesia is seeking a Private Sector Engagement Analyst to drive private sector partnerships and market-based interventions across priority commodities and landscapes. You will identify opportunities, engage with companies, financiers and industry bodies, and translate opportunities into actionable investments and collaborations.

You will work with UNDP projects to mobilize private capital, ensure sustainable trade practices, and strengthen livelihoods while aligning with Indonesia’s

Qualifications

• Demonstrated experience in private sector engagement, sustainable commodities, or related sectors.
• Experience engaging with private companies, industry or commodity associations, financial institutions, investors, buyers, and producer organizations.
• Ability to identify partnerships, investment opportunities and market-based solutions.

Responsibilities

• Translate private sector opportunities into concrete partnership concepts, investment cases and market interventions.
• Support market readiness and capacity development for smallholders and MSMEs.
• Monitor and coordinate private sector partnerships, investments, and market outcomes.
• Coordinate with project teams to integrate private sector engagement across UNDP Indonesia’s portfolio.

Skills

Private sector engagement

Stakeholder engagement

Market development

Education

Advanced degree in Business/Commerce/International Trade

Bachelor's degree with additional experience

Job description

UNDP Indonesia is seeking a Private Sector Engagement Analyst to drive private sector partnerships and market-based interventions across priority commodities and landscapes. You will identify opportunities, engage with companies, financiers and industry bodies, and translate opportunities into actionable investments and collaborations.

You will work with UNDP projects to mobilize private capital, ensure sustainable trade practices, and strengthen livelihoods while aligning with Indonesia’s