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Giovanni Austriningrum, MA

Senior Researcher

Dala Institute

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  • MA in Development Studies (Agrarian, Food, and Environmental Studies), International Institute of Social Studies (ISS), Erasmus University Rotterdam

  • BA in International Relations, Airlangga University, Indonesia

  • Researching intersectional and gendered impacts of coal phase-out and energy transition in mining-affected communities in East Kalimantan 
  • Participatory research on and with environmental defenders, civic spaces, and intersectionality in the context of climate change mitigation in Indonesia and Southeast Asia 
  • Researching equitable benefits sharing and feminist political ecology in landscape governance in Indonesia 
  • Researching land and natural resource rights across palm oil, pulp and paper, coffee, and cacao commodity supply chains in Indonesia 
  • Researching civil society engagement strategies in sustainable palm oil value chains at the national level in Indonesia
  • Researching the intersections of gender, class, and agrarian-environmental contestation in the border of Gunung Leuser National Park 
  • Using the framework of Queer Feminist Political Ecology to analyse and promote queer/trans-intersectionality in socio-ecological struggles, particularly on the issue of water pollution
  • Provided consultancy on the political-economic impact of EU climate change policy on Indonesian people-based plantations (coffee, cacao, and rubber)—classified as Forest Risk Commodities (FRC)
  • Conducted case studies on municipal waste management 
  • Evaluating programme performance and strategic outcomes of WRI's work in Indonesia (Global Mid-Term External Review)
  • Evaluating climate campaigns across six regions for narrative change, capacity building, and policy action (IKEA Foundation – Purpose Climate Lab)
  • Evaluating community forestry governance, landscape collaboration, and private sector partnerships across Southeast Asia and Nepal (RECOFTC)
  • Reviewing ICAI's Sustainable Cities Programmes in Indonesia through a GEDSI lens
  • Analyzing climate adaptation financing through a feminist political ecology and GEDSI lens in Indonesia
  • Analyzing GEDSI dimensions of energy efficiency, low-carbon transport, and carbon pricing interventions in Indonesia 
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