This study group carries out research activities on environmental and agricultural sector policies. The study group is also involved in environmental and green economy assessments. Environmental Economics Study Group (EERG) has officially been part of LPEM FEB UI since 2017. EERG has been involved in various topics, including renewable energy transition, palm oil and biodiesel policy, environmental services assessment, green growth, waste management, sustainable finance, public climate finance, sustainable fisheries, disaster & climate resilient economy, and the sustainable recovery agenda from COVID -19. EERG continue to provide evidence-based recommendations, particularly for policymakers, to support sustainable policy trajectories in Indonesia.
Head of the Green Economy and Climate Change Study Group
Dr. Alin Halimatussadiah
Environmental Economics, 'Green' Economy
Dr. Alin Halimatussadiah has been an active lecturer at the Faculty of Economics and Business, University of Indonesia (FEB UI) since 2004. He obtained a doctorate from the University of Indonesia in 2013 with a focus on natural resource and environmental economics. He has led the topics in this study group since 2017. He has collaborated with various stakeholders, such as policy makers, the private sector and the community, donors, experts, both at the national and international levels. He is a certified expert in several areas, such as sustainability reporting, sustainable finance, impact investing, climate finance, and renewable energy financing. Currently he is focusing on his career as a lecturer at FEB UI, and as a researcher and teacher at LPEM FEB UI.
Email: alin.halimah@lpem-feui.org
Research Project History
- piloting EFT with the Provincial Governments of South Sulawesi and North Kalimantan (USAID BIJAK, 2020)
- Economic Feasibility Training for EBTKE (GIZ, 2020)
- Sustainable Recovery From Covid-19: A Follow-up Study (CLUA, 2020)
- Smoothing Sustainable Economic Transition (ECF, 2020)
- Study to Increase Palm Oil Business Profits (LG International, 2020)
- Thinking Ahead: Indonesia's Sustainable Recovery After COVID-19 (Packard, 2020)
- Capacity Support Training in LCOE Estimation to the Directorate of Renewable Energy, Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (Monash University, 2020)
- Alternative Financing Scheme for On-Grid and Off-Grid Solar Power Projects (Green Landing Modif 6) (TETRATECH / USAID, 2020)
- Analysis of the Macroeconomic Effects of Domestic Biofuel Use (Greenpeace Indonesia, 2019)
- Study of True Energy Costs and Acceptable Renewable Energy Tariffs (ECF, 2019)
- Waste Restriction, Recycling and Reuse Policy in Cilegon City (Cilegon City Bappeda, 2019)
- Environmental and Health Costs of Coal for Power Plants using Lifecycle Analysis (LCA) and Environmental Volume (ECF, 2018)
- The Future of New and Renewable Energy Development in Indonesia (Greenpeace Indonesia, 2018)
- Green Loan Portfolio Baseline Survey and Development of Green Loan Monitoring Evaluation Reporting Framework (TETRATECH / USAID, 2016-2018)
- Developing a Biodiversity Finance Plan (BFP) for the Biodiversity Finance Initiative (BIOFIN) (UNDP, 2017)
- Socioeconomic Impact of Floods in Jakarta (Australian National University, 2017)
- Delivery of Training Program on Sustainable Finance for Bank Indonesia (World Bank / IFC, 2016-2017)
- Mapping of persons with disabilities in the Indonesian Labor Market (ILO, 2016)
Networking – Management Knowledge Systems (Knowledge Management System)
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