With urban and regional planning and development background, Nadiya is well-experienced dealing with spatial planning, environment, urban economic and socio-policy analysis. Have ever been the Urban and Energy Economics Laboratory member in Tokyo Institute of Technology for two years had also framed her to be familiar with energy, environment, and econometric models. Currently, RDI provides space for her to excel in socio-economy aspects of renewable energy development and emission reduction as a research officer and is heavily involved in energy policy analysis for the bioenergy sector.
Education Timeline
Sep 2018 – Sep 2020Master of Engineering (International Graduate Program)
School of Science and Environment – Department of Transdisciplinary Science and Engineering, Tokyo Institute of Technology Japan.
Sep 2012 – Aug2017Bachelor of Engineering
Urban and Regional Planning, Universitas Gadjah Mada, Yogyakarta Indonesia.
Sep 2015 – Feb 2016Undergraduate Exchange Program
Ritsumeikan Asia Pasific University, Oita Prefecture, Japan.
Working Experiences Timeline
October 2020 - PresentResearch Officer
Resilience Development Initiative (RDI), Bandung Indonesia.
February – March 2020Research Internship
Institute for Global Environment Strategies (IGES), Japan.
December 2019 – January 2020Teaching Assistant
Introductory Course for Global Engineers and Scientists - Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan.
April – December 2018Individual Consultant
Ministry of Public Work, Indonesia.
February 2016 – April 2018Research Assistant
Center of Studies in Regional Planning and Development (PSPPR), Universitas Gadjah Mada, Indonesia.
February 2016 – April 2018Student Internship
Regional Development and Planning Board of DKI Jakarta (Jakarta Capital City Government), Indonesia.
Experience
Assessing Readiness in Palm Oil-based Bioenergy Development for Power Generation in Indonesia: Case Study of West Kalimantan. 2021. ICASTEM 2021 (2nd International Conference on Applied Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics 2021).
Biogas Market in Indonesia: What are the roles of Carbon Trading? The 2021 Third International Sustainability and Resilience Conference: Climate Change (SRC’21) November 15-16 2021. IEEE Journal published February 2022.
Indonesian Biogas Market: An Opportunity alongside B100 Program. 2021. The 29th European Biomass Conference and Exhibition (EUBCE) 27 April 2021, Session reference: 5BV.5.10, Abstract No: W18789.
Regulatory Aspects of Deep Eutectic Solvents Technology and Applications. 2021. Book: Deep Eutectic Solvents: Fundamentals and Emerging Applications (under final review).
Towards Resilient City with Nature-Based Solution Initiatives for Flood Risk Reduction in Bandung City, Indonesia. 2021. Book: Development of Climate Adaptation Policies for Resilient Cities (under 2nd review).
Does Tourism Contribute to The Inclusiveness of Urban Economy? A Case Study of Yogyakarta, Indonesia. Master thesis - Tokyo Institute of Technology, August 2020.
Towards Inclusive City through Tourism Development: Quality of Job and Participation. 2020. Asia-Europe Sustainable Connectivity Scientific Conference (AESCON) 2020 in Singapore.
Inclusive Disaster Resilient Village Management in Kebonagung Village, Yogyakarta. 2017. The 14th International Congress of Asian Planning School Association in Tsinghua University, Beijing, China, 2017.
Integration between Tourism Village and Disaster Management in Kebonagung Village, Yogyakarta. 2017. National Seminar UMMAT (Universitas Muhammadiyah Mataram): Implementing New Urban Agenda, in Lombok Island, 2017.
Local Wisdom in Development Towards Inclusive Disaster Resilient Village: Study Case in Kebonagung Village, Yogyakarta. 2017. National Seminar SPACE (Sustainable, Planning, and Culture, Universitas Hindu Indonesia in Bali, 2017 (ISBN.978-602-73308-1-8).
Smart City, Prospects and Challenges: Learning from applications in Surabaya and Singapore. 2015. UGM Press (publishing on progress).
Smart City: Yogyakarta versus Singapore. 2014. Best Articles Writing Competition Sinarmas Land 2014.
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