Experience

Indonesian Nature Foundation (LINI)

• Program Manager

  • 2015 - Present

  • Manage overall program implementation in Bali, Banda Neira, Banggai and Selayar with various project in reef restoration, sustainable fisheries (tuna and octopus), Locally Managed Marine Area (LMMA) and community development• Support Executive Director in grant and contract management • Facilitate discussion in strategic planning and evaluating programs with Executive Director, program coordinators and partners• Identify gaps in staff’s capacities and addresses the gaps with appropriate capacity building training such as communication, team building, data management, scientific data collection, fisheries and aquaculture science • Monitor staff performances through Monitoring Evaluation and Learning and supports development of MEL practices among the team• Develop internship program for Indonesian fresh graduates to experience working experiences in since 2016• Train local community members to do marine ornamental fish husbandry and breeding • Successfully bred an endangered and endemic species from Banggai Island – Banggai Cardinalfish for conservation• Develop the LINI Aquaculture and Training Centre and continue to evaluate the aquaculture production

• Specialist Coordinator in Aquaculture

  • 2014 - 2015

  • Managed social business with ornamental fishers of Les villages in rearing of marine ornamental fish • Conducted social-economic surveys of households of marine ornamental fishers in North Bali on behalf of Kent University• Assisted in Fisheries Improvement Project – Handline Yellowfin Tuna in Banda Neira• Assisted in development of desktop studies of food fish species that are potential for Fisheries Improvement Project (FIP). Assisted in reef restoration program in North Bali



World Bank Group

• International Trade and Development
• 700 & Above Employee

• Field Researcher

  • Feb 2022 - Jun 2022

  Conducts qualitative and quantitative research on People and Plastics with two main goals: (i) to contribute to an improved understanding of the vulnerabilities faced by informal waste sector workers in Indonesia; and (ii) to map and assess different models to improve livelihood opportunities for the informal sector from marine plastic waste collection, sorting, recycling, and upcycling. Conducts qualitative and quantitative research on People and Plastics with two main goals: (i) to contribute to an improved understanding of the vulnerabilities faced by informal waste sector workers in Indonesia; and (ii) to map and assess different models to improve livelihood opportunities for the informal sector from marine plastic waste collection, sorting, recycling, and upcycling.



UNDP

• United States
• International Affairs
• 700 & Above Employee

• Consultant

  • Aug 2020 - Apr 2021

  Served as a Fisheries Improvement Project (FIP) senior specialist for longline tuna fisheries to address the FIP workplan and address the indicators of longline tuna against MSC standard and thus able to generate lesson learnt and model in improving fisheries sustainabilityPromoted development, improvement and availability of data and data analytics to team members, stakeholders and the government in longline tuna fisheries. • Developed fisheries profile, supply chain analysis, and stakeholder mapping of longline tuna fisheries, as well as gender roles and situation. • Ensured capacity of stakeholders (from fishermen, industry up to government level) for data management and ETP management• Developed and piloting use of business plan to implement the FIP toward MSC certification• Assisted to strengthen longline tuna fisheries data