Projects
Research and consulting engagement across Indonesia and beyond.
Showing 12 of 13 projects
Empowering Communities: A People-Centered Energy Transition for Socio-Economic Resilience
- Research
- Indonesia
LCDI Phase 2 - Assessment of the roles of cities and districts in planning and LCDI implementation: A case study of Sawahlunto, West Sumatera
- Technical Assistance
- Indonesia
Socially Inclusive Sustainable Energy Transition for Provinces in Indonesia
- Research
- Indonesia
Evaluation of Indonesia Capacity Building Supports
- Evaluation
- Indonesia
ICAI 3 - Review of UK Aid for Sustainable Cities
- Evaluation
- Indonesia
Analysis of the adaptive climate financing in Indonesia
- Technical Assistance
- Indonesia
Strategy Evaluation of Ford Foundation Program on Natural Resources and Climate Change
- Evaluation
- Brazil
- Colombia
- Ghana
- Indonesia
- Mexico
- Nigeria
- Peru
- South Africa
- United States
- Zimbabwe
Social Dimensions of Just Transitions from Coal
- Research
- Indonesia
Nexus assessment for Indonesia Energy Sector
- Research
- Indonesia
Indonesia SDGs: Financing Strategy
- Technical Assistance
- Indonesia
White Paper on Natural Capital, Communities, Carbon
- Research
- Indonesia
Mid-term Evaluation of Clean Ocean through Clean Communities (CLOCC) project
- Evaluation
- Indonesia
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