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The Resilience Development Initiative has carried out more than 105 research and consulting projects independently or with partners. We have worked with various international and national clients (UNICEF, HIVOS, UNDP, SEAMEO, FAO, SNV, AFC, LIPI, Oxfam, Plan Indonesia, Save The Children, Rutgers, Indonesia World Vision, AuthorAid, GIZ Germany).

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As one of the most established think tanks in Southeast Asia, RDI has always been consistent in presenting studies and developing resilience and development goals. Our commitment is shown by various projects that have been conducted and proposed to diverse communities across cities and even countries.

The following list of ASEAN Project: Read More

As one of the most established think tanks in Southeast Asia, RDI has always been consistent in presenting studies and developing resilience and development goals. Our commitment is shown by various projects that have been conducted and proposed to diverse communities across cities and even countries.

The following list of RDI Global Project: Read More
Publications

Journal/Book Chapter/Proceeding etc. Working Paper White Paper Policy Brief Op-Ed (Opinion Page)

Annual Highlights 2022
Annual Highlights - Feb 27, 2023, 03:33 pm

Understanding Geological Hazards to Support Disaster Risk Assessment in Indonesia: A report on a collaborative workshop between Resilience Development Initiative and the British Geological Survey
eBook - Feb 07, 2023, 01:24 pm

Sail Through the Storms with Cash Transfer: Survivor's Stories of Cash and Vouchers Assistance in Indonesia During Disasters and Covid-19
Book Chapter - Dec 02, 2022, 03:41 pm

Routledge Handbook of Urban Indonesia 1st edition
Book Chapter - Sep 12, 2022, 10:16 am

The Role of Social Connections and Placemaking for Refugee Integration in Transit and Resettlement Countries: A Literature Review
Working Paper - Jun 15, 2022, 06:27 pm

A Review of Youth Empowerment and Participation In CCA-DRR to Enhance Resilience In Indonesia
Working Paper - Jun 07, 2021, 02:13 pm

Placemaking and Refugees: A Literature Review
Working Paper - May 27, 2021, 06:36 pm

Insurance For Low-Income Families as an Earthquake Risk Financing Instrument
Working Paper - Apr 01, 2019, 08:53 pm

Future of Work for Youth in Indonesia
White Paper - Jun 24, 2022, 05:04 pm

Policy Response to Flood Risk Reduction in Bandung City Indonesia
White Paper - Mar 04, 2021, 08:48 pm

Urban Hydrometeorological Disaster Risk Reduction with Nature Based Solutions
White Paper - Mar 04, 2021, 08:46 pm

Transforming The Digital Health Landscape in ASEAN
admin - Feb 14, 2023, 05:36 pm

Index-based Insurance Through Village Fund Allocation as a Constructive Solution Towards Post-Disaster Agricultural Recovery for Vulnerable Farmers
admin - Feb 04, 2023, 06:06 pm

Increasing Private Sector Investment In The TOSS Tuberculosis Program To Achieve The 2030 Tuberculosis Elimination Target
admin - Feb 01, 2023, 04:40 pm

Connecting the Dots: How A National Intermediary Can Enable the Mobilization of Climate Finance in Indonesia
admin - Feb 01, 2023, 04:39 pm

Telemedicine as the Future of Health Care Service Delivery
admin - Jan 06, 2023, 08:50 pm

Indonesian Grassroot CSOs as the Pillar of Local Democratic Resilience: Examining Its Capacity, Sustainability, and Legitimacy
admin - Jan 06, 2023, 08:49 pm

Urban Heat Island (UHI) as Microclimate Change Phenomenon: Adaptation and Mitigation Strategy (Study Case: Bogor City)
admin - Sep 28, 2022, 06:39 pm

Green-oriented Businesses and Services in Indonesia: Current Situation, Problems, and Challenges
admin - Sep 02, 2022, 07:03 pm
Cluster

Children Social Welfare and Health (CSWH) Disaster and Climate Resilience (DCR) Finance and Business Management (FBM) Renewable Energy and Emission Reduction (REER) Regional and Urban Policy (RUP) Tourism and Cultural Heritage (TCH) Waster Waste Management (WWM)

Children, Social Welfare, and Health (CSWH) facilitates broad cross-cutting research topics regarding children in high-risk environments, along with issues related to social welfare, which includes gender studies and public health. We are focusing on the needs of vulnerable people during the unfortunate conditions. Several research topics within the cluster that relates to children include education in emergency, safe school, child protection, child-friendly cities, early childhood development, children and climate change. We also promote gender mainstreaming, youth, and women empowerment. On the other hand, we do care about the issue of refugees, migration, internally displaced persons due to disaster...

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Disaster and Climate Resilience (DCR) revolves around disaster risk reduction and climate change adaptation. DCR focuses on how communities can be more resilient, equipped with disaster preparedness and recovery plans. Until today, our DCR cluster has covered topics on the social, economic, cultural aspects, and the management of internally displaced persons due to disaster. In conducting research, the DCR cluster collaborates with various institutions, both from within and outside the country. At present, the DCR team is involved in nature-based research solutions together with universities in the South East Asia region, such as the University of Nottingham (Malaysia Campus) , Monash University Malaysia and Center for Disaster Preparedness Philippines and also Univ of Philippines, Diliman.. In addition, DCR is also conducting research related to socio-economic resilience for the Palu tsunami case along with Coventry University, funded by British Academy. Previously, the DCR cluster also carried out research in the field of disaster risk financing...

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Finance and Business Management (FBM) focuses on the development of finance and business management and its role in sustainable and equitable development. The FBM cluster mainly covers research on green and climate financing, disaster risk financing, insurance and micro-insurance, institutional economics, as well as the development of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). We are actively involved in networking and studies related to national policy on green financing and sustainable financing in Indonesia. The impact of disasters on the economy and how the SMEs recover from any disaster is also...

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Renewable Energy and Emission Reduction (REER) focuses on the development and issues of renewable energy, along with climate change mitigation (greenhouse gas emission reduction). Alternative energy resources like biogas, biofuel, biomass, wind and solar energy are at the heart of our research. The studies include how renewable energy can be implemented in remote or urban areas, and observations of an institutional capacity on strengthening sustainability policies. The cluster also studies emission reduction efforts in Indonesia and its impacts on the global climate. Research such as carbon stock, carbon...

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Regional and Urban Policy (RUP) concentrates on the assessments of urban and regional policies, as well as studies on sustainable urban infrastructures and innovative governance in Indonesia. Several research topics within the cluster are Innovative Urban Governance, Sustainable Transportation and Smart City. The RUP cluster has been managing a large scale long term effort called “Citypedia’ which aims to collect and depict recent phenomena and development in urban areas. Our cluster has published key articles published as city profiles of several cities in Indonesia: Medan, , Palembang, Balikpapan and Semarang. We scrutinize issues, such as post oil cities, decentralization, nature based solutions, green infrastructure...

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Tourism and Cultural Heritage (TCH) facilitates sustainable tourism studies and its development, as well as cultural heritage preservation and management of rich-in-natural beauty and diverse Indonesia. We have been looking at the various aspects of tourism including economic resilience, disaster risk management, the role of culture in disaster-resilient communities and how they correlate with sustainable development...

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Water and Waste Management (WWM) focuses on issues related to water management such as water resources, floods and droughts along with waste management, while keeping sustainability at the core. The cluster also explores the different approaches to understanding more about waste and water management, such as stakeholder acceptance behavior towards runoff water management in Bandung City which is currently executed. The WWM cluster has conducted research on water security, water conservation, local water governance and solid waste management. WWM cluster's most recent research is funded by Kurita Award (Japan) on studies related to water supply, flood and drought in Bandung. In this cluster, we also have research on biogas in urban context, particularly from domestic waste. We also study electronic waste (e-waste)...

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Citypedia

Seismic City Network (SCN)

Urban Refugee

Non Traditional Security

Lombok Earthquake Knowledge Management Center

Palu Earthquake Knowledge Management Center

West Sulawesi Earthquake Knowledge Management Center

Semeru Volcanic Eruption East Java 2021

Disaster Risk Financing

Green Finance

Covid-19

Comprehensive School Safety

Resilience Displaced Community

GPDRR 2022

SEARCH ^New!

Bioenergy ^New!

Community Energy Resilience ^New!

Cianjur Earthquake 21 November 2022 ^New!

Bioenergy ^New!

Community Energy Resilience ^New!
Member

Advisory Board Fellow Associate ^New! Staff Intern & Visiting Scholar Partner Institution Community Partner In Memoriam

The following list of advisory: Read More

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The following list of associate: Read More

The following list of our staff: Read More

The following is a list of Our Intern and Visiting Scholar: Read More

The following is a list of Our Partner Institution: Read More

Working closely with community, we believe, creates direct interaction and trust in building community resilience. RDI maintains partnership and collaboration in research and community service with community groups in Indonesia as follows: Read More

In Memoriam: Read More
Program

Center for Environment and Global Financing (CEGF) ^New! Policy Advocacy and Community Empowerment (PACE) ^New! Spatial System Center (SSC) Workshop Training Awards Webinars

Center for Environment and Global Financing (CEGF) a center under RDI which aims to further knowledge and find solutions related to the financing aspects of resilience and sustainable development through research, consultancy, and training. CEGF works alongside the seven RDI clusters and mainly focuses on five key areas, which are green financing, risk financing...

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Policy Advocacy and Community Empowerment (PACE) Center is a center under RDI which aims to take action to empower community capacity and advocate community issues & needs related to resilience and sustainable development...

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The Spatial System Center (SSC) is part of RDI which mainly focuses on spatial data collection, management, analysis, and visualization for supporting all research cluster in RDI. With wide range of research area, it is very possible to elaborate the understanding about resilience, disaster risk management, and urban development...

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RDI also has carried out several workshop. This program aim to provide specific knowledge, practical skills and competencies needed for research with teaching or practical session.RDI has carried out several international workshops in collaboration with several partners namely INASP, LIPI and Widyatama University. In said workshops we have also invited international speakers, and participants from five different institutions namely Universitas Parahyangan (UNPAR), Unversitas Padjadjaran (UNPAD), Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia (UPI), Universitas Widyatama dan Lembaga Ilmu Pengetahuan Indonesia (LIPI).

This Workshop has been conducted in RDI, such as : Read More

This Training has been conducted in RDI, such as : ArcGIS Foundation +WS (foto web), Using GPS Device, SPSS Basic,EndNote For Bibliography. Read More

RDI is pleased to congratulate all members who have received grants and awards Read More

Image Source Home photo created by freepik - www.freepik.com Read More
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Research Collaboration Fellow Internship Visiting Scholar

As a research organization, RDI sets and conducts research developed by seven research clusters: Read More

Resilience Development Initiative sets a vision to be a leading institute in research on sustainable development and resilience studies. Together with many prominent academic and professional fellows coming from different backgrounds and specialties across the nation and the world, Resilience Development Initiative has built a strong community of resilience research which intends to contribute on enriching the body of knowledge on sustainable development studies... Read More

Internships at Resilience Development Initiative will give you the opportunity to learn and grow within the field of resilience development studies. This program facilitates young researchers to conduct independent or collaborative research. Interns at Resilience Development Initiative will be exposed to many prominent research studies ranging from the national to the international scale... Read More

Resilience Development Initiative sets a vision to be a leading institute in research on sustainable development and resilience studies. In order to support this issue, the Visiting Scholar program becomes an important part as they bring a variety of perspectives and experiences to the enrichment of the body knowledge on sustainable development studies... Read More

Resilience Development Initiative [RDI] July-September Vol. 9-3

Resilience Development Initiative [RDI] July-September Vol. 9-3

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Dear Colleagues,

I am pleased to inform you that RDI's Newsletter of 2022 (July - September 2022) Vol. 9-3 has been published.

Featured in this letter are several key RDI updates and activities:

1. Enhance the Capacity of the ASEAN Disaster Management by Equipping ASCEND Assessors

2. Revising the RDI Cluster Roadmap 2021 - 2024

3. Overlooking The Preparedness of the ASEAN Health Systems for Climate-Related Health Threats

4. Urban Refugees Art Exhibition: Let's Walk My Journey

5. Contribution on National Workshop: Sharing & Learning of PIONEER Model Implementation in Sigi and Magelang Regency

6. Knowledge Sharing regarding Indonesia Humanitarian Project on Disaster Displacement

7. Achieving Sustainable Public Transport through Multilevel Advocacy under The Future is Public Transport Campaign with C40 Cities‚

8. RDI collaboration with PVMBG on Geological Hazard Assessment‚ and Mitigation Research and Mitigation Research

9. RDI New Staffs Announcement, New Partnership etc...

For more, please check our website @www.rdi.or.id

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