Mary McDonald is the Finance Manager for Te Ipukarea Society (TIS), an environmental NGO based in Rarotonga, Cook Islands. TIS was established to promote harmony between the people of the Cook Islands and their environment. TIS works to ensure that economic development does not come at the expense of the environment.
CSF-Indonesia seeks a full-time Economist & Program Coordinator for our project in Sintang. The person will coordinate CSF's efforts in Kabupaten Sintang, building on the results of our Phase 1 project. This position will work closely with CSF-Indonesia’s Director and Program Manager, and the BAPPEDA (Development Planning Agency) of Kabupaten Sintang.
Alissa Takesy comes from a diverse Micronesian background and grew up in a multilingual household, which has enabled her to work in a variety of sectors including government, civil society, education, and retail. In her last assignment with the national government of the Federated States of Micronesia (FSM), she oversaw the complex institutional arrangements of the agriculture, forestry, biosecurity, coastal fisheries, and tourism sectors. Alissa’s work has focused on integrated management of FSM’s natural resources and maintaining partnerships to achieve collective goals in the region.
Rosalie Masu was born in Honiara but grew up in a rural coastal village and her earliest memories are of fishing and gardening with her parents to meet their family’s subsistence needs. She holds a Master of Applied Science Degree in Marine Biology from James Cook University and a Bachelor of Science Degree in Biology and Chemistry from the University of the South Pacific. She is currently the Deputy Director of the Inshore Fisheries division at the Solomon Islands Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources.
