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Aidy Halimanjaya, PhD

Co-Founder Emeritus

Dala Institute

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  • PhD in International Development (Economics), University of East Anglia (UK), School of International Development
  • MSc Public Administration -, Erasmus University (NL). International Management and Public Policy
  • BA Economics, Padjadjaran University (ID).
  • BA Business Administration, Parahyangan University (ID).

My research interests are in

  • climate finance allocation and distribution
  • financial governance
  • forest and land use finance
  • energy finance
  • green fiscal policies
  • political economy analysis
  • research impact to policy
  • outcome assessment
  • impact evaluation
  • supply chain finance

I am contributing to the World Bank’s climate finance work streams in Indonesia, such as supporting budget tagging review and green industry guidelines and the development methodology for monitoring and tracking the impact of land-use and forestry finance on the reduction of GHG emissions: £32.5 million of UK ICF’s Forest, land use and governance (FLAG), £2 million UK Space Agency’s Peatland Assessment in South East Asia by Satellite (PASSES) and Forest 2020 programme.

 

Aidy is a co-founder of Dala and served as a director since its inception until Mid 2023 when she turned her attention to justtransition.id. Please visit justtransition.id for more information on what Aidy is up to now, or click on her social media links below.

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