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• Assist the Government of Indonesia and relevant stakeholders in ensuring gender features and gender targets for the early implementation of a multi-year climate-resilient sanitation service development, the Citywide Inclusive Sanitation Project in Indonesia• Develop a bilingual guideline on key gender mainstreaming policies and features

Indonesia

• Produced due diligence documents for the Citywide Inclusive Sanitation Project as part of loan processing finalisation with the Government of Indonesia• Produced Gender Action Plan, summary poverty and reduction social strategy (SPRSS), and consultation and participation plan (CPP)• Managed coordination with local governments and civil society organisations to obtain data, confirm the capacity, and clarify project implementation

Philippines

• Led knowledge generation activities for ADB’s Youth for Asia• Led regional research initiatives on meaningful youth engagement (including 10 projects and 12 researchers across Asia and the Pacific)• Produced a case study and thematic notes on the Bagmati River Basin Youth Program (Nepal)• Produced research notes on the impacts of COVID-19 on vulnerable young people’s livelihoods (Nepal & Indonesia)• Designed meaningful youth engagement components into youth project work in ADB operations for Ulaanbaatar’s ger areas development project (Mongolia), Greater Mekong Subregion Agriculture project, Atoll Youth Climate Leaders Program, and rights-based youth engagement roadmap in transport and health sectors (Asia and the Pacific)

• Led the development and dissemination of key findings, MYE lessons, and recommendations from the Youth-led Poverty and Social Analysis project to relevant stakeholders, including YfA, ADB staffs, and local government • Advised local government of inclusive and youth-friendly city development, especially related to youth livelihoods, through workshops and direct audiences

• Led, designed, and implemented city-wide youth-led research pilot study in Cirebon City. Managed 23-person team• Provided technical assistance to support Livable Settlement Investment Project (LSIP) team, by developing innovative youth-led poverty and social analytical tools• Coordinated technical planning and programming with ADB operation departments across the specific sector and thematic groups for integration and upscaling across operations • Managed stakeholder coordination which includes local government agencies, international project teams, Indonesian Residents Missions, and local organizations• Designed and implemented safeguarding mechanism• Developed and delivered Capacity Building Program for 21 Youth Ambassadors• Wrote customized reports for multiple stakeholders and produced knowledge products

Indonesia

• Led a team of 10 people• Designed and delivered 6 consecutive weekly interactive webinars and social campaigns (150++ participants), Merakit Talks, on the following themes: vulnerable children, human rights survivors, indigenous and ethnic minorities, people with disabilities, transwomen, and religious minorities, in collaboration with community-based organizations and NGOs

• Conducted baseline study for Hivos’ project on Creative Youth for Tolerance (CREATE) that targets 21 schools in West Java, East Java, and South Sulawesi, with a mixed-methods approach. Worked on approach and methodology, literature review (on tolerance and peace education), data collection instruments, data analysis, and report writing

• Facilitated the initiation of a youth-led and youth-focused organization focusing on the social inclusion in Indonesia, Generasi PINTAR. Managed 25-person team. • Improved and conducted quality assurance of monitoring and evaluation documentations on transwomen and people with disabilities for project reporting• Conducted media tracking and analysis on vulnerable children• Provided technical support in general such as but not limited to providing minutes of meeting, data visualization, presentation materials, and managing database

Provided assistance for and facilitated students taking courses on:• Diplomacy (2017)A compulsory course for first-year International Relations students covering basic concepts and practices of diplomacy in international relations.• Nonviolence (2018)This course is conducted in English. It covers the theories, concepts, and practices of nonviolence.• Political Corruption In Global Context (2018) This course discusses political corruption as a global issue and its relation with political system, development, culture, and international security.• Ethnic Conflict (2019)This course is conducted in English. It covers basic approaches to ethnic conflict and the management of multi-ethnic societies.

Project Title: "Nonviolence as Key to Democratic Consolidation in Indonesia" funded by Faculty of Social and Political Science UGM• Collected and coded primary data from printed media to build the first database of nonviolent actions in Indonesia (from 1999 to 2018) for Damai Pangkal Damai research project• Established coding system to support efficient and accurate data entry procedure• Produced weekly knowledge products and social media campaign • Liaised between research team, international academic partners, and project partners

• Designed and conducted regular movie screenings and discussions on strategic socio-political issues (such as gender, conflicts, reconciliation, and interfaith peacebuilding), often collaborating with local human rights communities• Organized 'The Imam and The Pastor' movie screening and public lecture in Yogyakarta with Imam and Pastor from Nigeria on interfaith peacebuilding

Master Of Arts - Ma, Human Rights

The Erasmus Mundus master’s programme in Human Rights Policy and Practice is organized by a consortium of four partner universities.

Master Of Arts - Ma, Human Rights

The Erasmus Mundus master’s programme in Human Rights Policy and Practice is organized by a consortium of four partner universities.

Liberal Arts And Sciences/Liberal Studies

34 credits, Grade A: • Art and Feminism in post-1968 Japan • Multiculturalism in Japan • The Global Graphic Memoir • Visible/Invisible.

Bachelor'S In Political Science, International Relations, 3.83/4.00

Activities and Societies: Chair of HI CINE, AIESEC, Center for East Asian Research & Studies (CEARS), Scandinavian Community.

Gender, A

Participated in 3-weeks collaborative research on gender and cross-cultural workshop in Tokyo, Japan