Experience

International Domestic Workers Federation

• Hong Kong
• Non-profit Organizations
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Project Support Officer (Global)

  • Sep 2022 - Present

  Working across global secretariat and regional teams in Asia, MENA, and Africa on project management, evaluation, and reporting. Specific roles: 1. Project planning: support the regional teams in the development of project plans, ensuring alignment with organizational goals and objectives, as well as compliance with donor guidelines. 2. Grant distribution and management: drafting, tracking and monitoring grant agreements, budgets, and reporting requirements and schedules. 3. Project reporting: collecting, reviewing, and compiling reports submitted by IDWF affiliates/grantees, ensuring their accuracy and adherence to reporting guidelines and requirements. 4. Monitoring and evaluation: assisting in data collection, analysis, and reporting, tracking project progress, identify potential risks or issues, and proposing solutions for effective project delivery. Show less

• Program Officer for Asia

  • Apr 2018 - Sep 2021

  Specific roles and responsibilities: 1. Strategic Support: Collaborated closely with the Regional Coordinator to create, implement, and monitor strategies designed to strengthen IDWF affiliate organizations across Asia. 2. Capacity Building: Provided training and technical support to build the organizational growth, leadership, and political capabilities of IDWF affiliate organizations in Asia, mainly affiliates organizations in Hong Kong, Indonesia, the Philippines, Malaysia, and Singapore. 3. Advocacy: Worked to bring awareness and encourage actions on labour rights protection for domestic workers within affiliate organizations and across different stakeholders. 4. Networking and Partnership Building: Fostered strong relationships with domestic workers organisations, trade unions, government bodies, NGOs, and other key stakeholders across Asia. Show less



Trade Union Rights Centre

• Indonesia
• Program Development
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Program Coordinator

  • Aug 2017 - Mar 2018

  I led the Palm Oil Workers Division where I was mainly responsible for developing and managing projects to support trade unions in the palm oil sector at national level and South Kalimantan Province. Specific roles and responsibilities: - Led the development of project proposal "Strengthening the Role of Trade Unions for Palm Oil Justice in South Kalimantan" and secured funding from the Dutch Trade Union (FNV). - Provided technical support within CSOs and Trade Union National Coalition for Palm Oil Justice. Show less



IOM - UN Migration

• Switzerland
• International Affairs
• 700 & Above Employee

• Project Assistant

  • Jan 2016 - Aug 2017

  Under the Counter Trafficking and Labour Migration (CT-LM) Unit, I was in charge in the implementation of the Trafficking Pilot Prevention Project in Sukabumi District. The project supported the Sukabumi District’s Anti-Trafficking Taskforce (ATTF) – a joint taskforce involving Social Welfare Department, Labor Department, Women and Children Empowerment, Police Force, as well as local NGO and community organizations to prevent and combat human trafficking at the district level. Main duties and key achievements under the project: - Facilitated the quarterly Task Force meeting to prepare and review the implementation of the Action Plan. - Received a mandate from the District taskforce to promote village regulations in 14 migrant workers sending villages in Sukabumi District. This includes village fund planning and setting up village migratory desks in which prospective migrant workers could access proper information and free documentation. - Assisted with day-to-day activities, including victims of trafficking support within IOM Counter Trafficking Unit in Jakarta. Show less



Migrant CARE

• Indonesia
• Non-profit Organization Management
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Project Officer

  • Jan 2015 - Jan 2016

  Under the Telephone Tree Project - a project aimed to improve access to information and justice among Indonesian women migrant workers within Indonesian – Middle East Migration Corridor, my tasks include: - Conducted interviews with Indonesian women migrants leaving for Middle East countries at the Jakarta Airport during the enactment of the migrant workers moratorium in 2015. The research revealed that 2644 women migrant workers could still migrate, mostly through irregular channel despite the ministerial ban, showing how the policy was ineffective. - In charge to manage the Migrant Care Helpdesk at Jakarta Airport. The tasks include providing information on Safe Migration, distributing leaflets, handling case reports from the departing and returning migrant workers. - Reached out to the migrant workers departing to Middle East at Jakarta Airport and collected their contacts. More than 1000 contacts were collected and given regular information and updates on Safe Migration through WhatsApp and SMS platform when they are abroad. Show less