CURRICULUM VITAE Ariva Sugandi Permana B.Eng (Civil Engineering) M.Sc (Urban Environmental Management) Ph.D (Urban Planning and Environmental Management) Email: asper234@gmail.com and ariva@alumni.ait.asia Mobile: +60-112-0610615 Skype: arivsugandi Facebook: Ariva Sugandi Permana Present Home Address: No. 60, Jalan Pulai Perdana 9/9 Taman Pulai Perdana, Johor Bahru 81300 Malaysia Mobile Phone: +60-112-0610615 Home Phone: +60-7-5204701 Present Office Address: Department of Urban and Regional Planning Faculty of Built Environment Universiti Teknologi Malaysia Skudai, Johor Bahru 81310 Malaysia Phone: +60-7-5537382 Field of Expertise/Experience: Urban and Regional Planning Environmental Planning and Management Climate change adaptation through urban planning Energy and environment Energy efficiency in urban areas Result Based Management Strategic environment Assessment for urban development Smart growth and sustainable cities Present Position: Senior Lecturer at the Department of Urban and Regional Planning, Faculty of Built Environment, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia Managing Editor of the International Journal of Built Environment and Sustainability (IJBES), http://www.ijbes.utm.my Education: Ph.D. in Urban Planning and Environmental Management, Asian Institute of Technology, Thailand, with dissertation about Urban Planning, Transport, Residential Building, Environment and Urban Energy. Cumulative GPA was 4.0/4.0, Recipient of CIDA full Scholarship (the fastest in the completion of PhD program in the UEM Field of Study by far). Graduated in 2008. M.Sc. in Urban Environmental Management, Asian Institute of Technology, Thailand, with a thesis on Land Use, Transport and Air Quality Connection. Recipient of John H. Hrones Prize Award for outstanding graduate (1/25), Recipient of CIDA full Scholarship. Graduated in 2005. B.Eng. in Civil and Water Resources Engineering, Diponegoro University, Semarang Indonesia. Most outstanding Graduates (top graduates, 1 out of 80 graduates). Graduated in 1988. Languages: Page 1
English (reading, speaking and writing) Malays (reading, speaking and writing) Thai (reading, few speaking and writing) Indonesian (mother tongue) Arabic (reading) Japanese (some) Trainings, Workshops and Conference: Curriculum Review Workshop of the Department of Urban and Regional Planning, Faculty of Built Environment, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (2016). 13 th International Congress on Asian Planning Schools Association (APSA) (2015) Low Carbon Langkawi, KeTTHA (2015) Strategic Planning of Research Institute of Sustainable Environment, UTM (2015) Creating Engaging Graphic Application & Animation for Teaching and Learning, UTM (2015) Effective Multimedia Creative Presentation, UTM (2015) Developing of Quality Engineering Education using PBL and CDIO as Complementary Curriculum Models, UTM (2015) International Conference on Urban and Regional Planning (2014) 7 th Symposium on Asian Heritage: Saving Traditional Street of Southeast Asia (2014) Leadership Training in Interactive Learning, Level 2 (Intermediate), Ministry of Higher Education, Malaysia (2014) Leadership Training in Interactive Learning, Level 1 (Basic), Ministry of Higher Education, Malaysia (2014) Toyohashi University of Technology and Universiti Teknologi Malaysia workshop, Toyohashi Japan (2014) Workshop on Book Chapter Preparation, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (2014) Workshop on Book Editing, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (2014) EAROPH 46 th Regional Conference: Transforming the Cities (2013) Workshop on Low Carbon Cities Framework and Assessment System (2013) Life Cycle Analysis, UTM, Malaysia (2013) Workshop on Zero Waste and Zero Landfill, Energy and Environment Partnership, Thailand (2012) Performance Management System, Hay Group, Thailand (2010) Project Monitoring and Evaluation, Asian Institute of Technology, Thailand (2010) Result-based Management, Asian Institute of Technology, Thailand (2010) Strategic Environmental Assessment for Urban Development, Asian Institute of Technology, Thailand (2007) Environmental Impact Assessment, Asian Institute of Technology, Thailand (2006) Environmental Governance, Asian Institute of Technology, Thailand (2005) Environmental Economics, Asian Institute of Technology, Thailand (2005) Environmental Conflict Resolution and Mediation, Asian Institute of Technology, Thailand (2005) Disaster and Infrastructure Management, in Asian Disaster Reduction Center, Kobe Japan (2000) Dam and River Engineering, in Public Work Research Institute, Tsukuba Japan (1999) Dam Engineering, Colorado State University USA (1998) Groundwater Management, Perth Australia (1997) Network Planning (1990) Teaching Experiences at Undergraduate Courses: 2015-2016: Teaching SBEP1323 Urban Engineering (3), SBEP2612 Environmental Studies (2), SBEP2632 Environmental Planning and Management (2), SBEP3642 Environmental Planning Workshop (2). 2014-2015: Teaching SBEP2612 Environmental Studies (2 credit-hours), SBEP2622 Introduction to Environmental Economics (2), SBEP3642 Environmental Planning Workshop (2), SBEP1323 Urban Engineering (3). 2013-2014: Teaching SBEP1323 Urban Engineering (3), SBEP2612 Environmental Studies (2), SBEP2632 Environmental Planning and Management (2), SBEP3642 Environmental Planning Workshop (2). 2013-2014: School of Professional and Continuing Education (SPACE). Teaching SBEP2612 Environmental Studies (2), SBEP2632 Environmental Planning and Management (2). 1987-1988; Teaching Assistant at the Department of Civil Engineering, Diponegoro University, Indonesia; Irrigation Engineering; 48 hours/semester; 1987-1988; Teaching Assistant at the Department of Civil Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Diponegoro University, Indonesia; Engineering Mechanics and Statics; 48 hours/semester; 1987-1988; Teaching Assistant at the Department of Civil Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Diponegoro University, Indonesia; Mathematics and Applied Statistics; 48 hours/semester. Page 2
1986-1987; Teaching Assistant at the Department of Civil Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Diponegoro University, Indonesia; Soil Mechanics and Foundation, 48 hours/semester; 1986; Teaching Assistant at the Department of Civil Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Diponegoro University, Indonesia; Applied Hydrology; 48 hours/semester; 1986; Teaching Assistant at the Department of Civil Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Diponegoro University, Indonesia; Irrigation Engineering; 48 hours/semester; 1987; Teaching Assistant at the Department of Civil Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Diponegoro University, Indonesia; Pre-stressed Concrete; 48 hours/semester; 1987; Teaching Assistant at the Department of Civil Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Diponegoro University, Indonesia; Yield-line Theory of Concrete Structure; 48 hours/semester; 1987; Teaching Assistant at the Department of Civil Engineering, Faculty of Engineering. Teaching Experiences at Post-graduate Courses: 2014-2015: Teaching MBEW1113 Economics and the Environment (3 credit-hours). 2013-2014: Teaching MBW2143 Planning of Infrastructure, Utility and Transportation (3 credit-hours), MLA2243 Environmental Economics (3) 2010; Lecturer on Sustainable Urban Development: Bangkok Case; Training Course for Nepalese Officers, AIT Extension, 1 full day (10 hours). 2004-2008; Teaching Assistant; Department of Urban Environmental Management, School of Environment, Resources and Development, Asian Institute of Technology, on Urban Planning and the built-environment Subject; 48 hours/semester. 2004-2008; Teaching Assistant; Department of Urban Environmental Management, School of Environment, Resources and Development, Asian Institute of Technology, on Urban Environmental Management Subject; 60 hours/semester. 2005-2008; Teaching Assistant; Department of Urban Environmental Management, School of Environment, Resources and Development, Asian Institute of Technology, on Sustainable Urban Development and Low Impact Development Subjects; 18 hours/semester. 2005-2008; Teaching Assistant; Department of Urban Environmental Management, School of Environment, Resources and Development, Asian Institute of Technology, on Environmental Economic Subject, 30 hours/semester. Research Experiences: 2014-2016; Research on Energy Consumption in Residential and Transportation Sectors in Iskandar Malaysia, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, MYR 60,000 2013; Research on Gender Perspective of Energy Consumption in Bandung City, Indonesia; Self Financing MYR 10,000 2012; Research on Zero waste in Mekong Region countries (Cambodia, Lao PDR, Thailand and Vietnam), sponsored by Energy Environment Partnership (EEP) Mekong Region; Euro 200,000.00 2009; Research on Tracing the accomplishment of Urban Environmental Management Alumni of AIT; all over the world; sponsored by Canadian International Development Agency; Cad 100,000.00 2008; Research on Capturing Co-benefits of Climate Change through Land-use; Bandung, Indonesia, sponsored by the Canadian International Development Agency; Cad 25,000.00 2008; Research on Environmental Assessment for Sustainable Infrastructure Development in Asia-Pacific Countries; Sponsored by UNESCAP; USD 17,500 2007; Research on Urban Energy Efficiency; Bandung, Indonesia, sponsored by the Canadian International Development Agency; Cad 20,000.00 2007; Research on Reinventing urban development control to reduce energy consumption and contribute to climate change; Bandung, Indonesia; sponsored by the Canadian International Development Agency; Cad 20,000.00 2006; Research on Promoting Reduction in Travel Demand in Transport Sector of Asian Cities; Bangkok, Thailand, sponsored by Institute for Global Environmental Studies; JPY 5,500,000.00 2004; Research on Impacts of Land Use Change on Urban Mobility and Air Quality; Bandung, Indonesia, sponsored by Canadian International Development Agency; Cad 10,000.00 2004; Research on Transport-Environment Nexus; Bandung, Indonesia, sponsored by Canadian International Development Agency; Cad 10,000.00 Students Supervision: Doctoral Students: Sherly Towolioe (Fourth semester), and Zakka Solomon Dyachia (Second Semester) Master Students: Azalea Mohd Yusop (First Semester) Page 3
Undergraduate Students: Mohammad Fadhli Bin Rashid, Siti Allawiyah Che Ghani, Nor Ayati Aziz, Hew Mei Hong (on-going). LV Yang, Balqis Yacob, Sari Wahyuni, Zainatul Asyhikin Zaidy, Wan Alsyahril Wan Muhammad, Azalia Mohd Yusop (Completed). Journal Articles/Conference Proceedings/Book/Edited Book/Book Chapter: AS Permana, S. Towolioe, ZS Dyachia, AM Yusof (2016). Spatial Policy, Travel Behavior and Air Quality Interplay in the Growth Center of Southern Malaysia. Being submitted to Habitat International Journal. AS Permana, AM Yusop, S Towolioe, ZS Dyachia (2016). Spatial Structure, Transport Energy, and Air Quality Nexus: Evidence from Iskandar Malaysia. Being processed as a Research Book. AS Permana, G Krishna Eds. (2016). Social Behavior of the Society to support Environmental Sustainability. Being processed a Book. AS Permana, NA Aziz, CS Ho (2016). Leadership style: Incentive or Disincentives Approach in Addressing Street Vendor Problems in Jakarta and Bandung, Planning Malaysia Journal, Vol IV:45-60. S. Towolioe, AS Permana, NA Aziz, CS Ho, DG Pampanga (2016). The Rukun Warga-based 3Rs and Waste Bank as Sustainable Solid Waste Management Strategy, Planning Malaysia Journal, Vol IV: 181-196. I. Andini, AS Permana and MJ Rahayu (2016). Understanding the Acceptance of Local Public Officers on Computer-based Urban Spatial Information System. International Journal of Built Environment and Sustainability, 3(1):53-59, DOI: 10.11113/ijbes.v3.n1.110 AS Permana and NA Aziz (2015). Land Use, Urban Mobility and Environment Nexus: Evidence from a developing city. Universiti Teknologi Malaysia. ISBN: 978-983-52-1158-4 F. Johar and AS Permana Eds. (2015). Environmental Planning and Social Sustainability. Universiti Teknologi Malaysia. ISBN: 978-983-52-1029-7 N. Yusoff and AS Permana Eds. (2015). Sustainable Tourism Planning and Practices. Universiti Teknologi Malaysia. ISBN: 978-983-52-1133-1 AS Permana and LW Chau (2015). Living with Floods: Adaptation strategies towards minimizing impacts of global warming in urban Areas. Book Chapter in Environmental Planning and Social Sustainability, pp. 35-60. Universiti Teknologi Malaysia. ISBN: 978-983-52-1029-7 AS Permana, S. Towolioe, NA Aziz, CS Ho (2015). Sustainable solid waste management practices and perceived cleanliness in low income city. Habitat International, 49:197-205. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.habitatint.2015.05.028 AS Permana, Erianto, NA Aziz, CS Ho (2015). Three Sustainability Advantages of Urban Densification in a Concentric Urban Form: Evidence from Bandung City, Indonesia. International Journal of Built Environment and Sustainability, 2(3): 158-167. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.11113/ijbes.v2.n3.77 AS Permana, R. Perera, NA Aziz, CS Ho (2015). Corroborating the Land Use Change as Primary Determinant of Air Quality Degradation in a Concentric City. International Journal of Built Environment and Sustainability, 2(2):75-84. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.11113/ijbes.v2.n2.60 AS Permana, R. Perera, NA Aziz, CS Ho (2015). Creating the Synergy of Land Use, Transport, Energy and Environment towards Climate Change Cobenefits. International Journal of Built Environment and Sustainability, 2(1):17-28. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.11113/ijbes.v2.n1.53 AS Permana, NA Aziz, CS Ho (2015). Is mom energy efficient? A study of gender, household energy consumption and family decision making in Indonesia. Energy Research and Social Science, 6:78-86. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.erss.2014.12.007 Page 4
C. Potipituk and AS Permana (2014). Barriers to the Implementation of Environmental Management Measures in the Operation of Shop-house Enterprises in Bangkok Metropolitan Area. International Journal of Built Environment and Sustainability, 1(1):1-8. AS Permana, ANM Ludin, and R. Per Bandung City, Indonesia by Using General Linear Model Given existing Level of Pedestrian Friendly Environment. International Journal of Science and Engineering, 6(2):102-111. DOI: 10.12777/ijse.6.2.102-111 AS Permana, NA Aziz, and AR Jaffar (2013). Potential urban development parameters that reduce energy consumption in residential Area. Planning Malaysia: Geospatial Analysis in Urban Planning II (2013):104-121 WYW Ibrahim, A Long, and AS Permana (2013). Green space audits on its accessibility in Pasir Gudang. Planning Malaysia: Geospatial Analysis in Urban Planning II (2013): 40-59 AS Permana and MA Yusuf (2013). Technical Manual: Sanitation System for a Small Community. Book based on a research, Asian Institute of Technology, Thailand, August 2013. MA Yusuf and AS Permana (2013). Results and Lessons Learned from Mekong Region Waste Refinery- International Partnership: Towards Zero Waste, Zero Landfill and Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions. Research Book, Asian Institute of Technology Energy and Environment Partnership Mekong Region, Thailand, July 2013. ISBN: 978-974-8257-84-6. AS Permana and DF Hapidi (2013). Community-based Environmental Management in a River Bank Settlement in Bandung, Indonesia. Research Book, Asian Institute of Technology, Thailand, June 2013. AS Permana (2010) Inefficient Use of Two Domains of Energy Users in Urban Area: A Study towards Energy Efficient City in a Developing Country. Lambert Academic Publishing, ISBN: 978-3-8383-9698-9 [http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/inefficient-use-of-two-domains-of-energy-users-in-urban-area-arivapermana/1028338745] MA Yusuf and AS Permana (2010). Tracer Study of Urban Environmental Management Asian Institute of Technology Alumni 2003-2009, Southeast Asia Urban Environmental Management Applications Project, the Canadian International Development Agency and Asian Institute of Technology, Thailand. August 2010, ISBN: 978-974-8257-75-4. V. Nitivattananon, MA Yusuf, AS Permana and Isabel Lloyds (2010). Experiences and Lessons Learned for Future Urban Environmental Management drawn from SEA-UEMA Project Final Partners Workshop, Southeast Asia Urban Environmental Management Applications Project, the Canadian International Development Agency and Asian Institute of Technology, Thailand. August 2010, ISBN: 978-974-8257-77-8 R. Perera and AS Permana (2009). Capturing Co-benefits through Land Use: A Case Study from Bandung, Indonesia; in Zusman, E, Srinivasan, A, and Dhakal, S (eds), Low Carbon Transport in Asia, Earthscan Ltd. ISBN: 978-184-4079-15-5. AS Permana and R. Perera (2008). The Nexus of Land Use, Transport, Energy and Environment as a Workable Policy Arena to Synergize Co-benefits: Evidence from Bandung City, Indonesia. Presented in the international conference on Climate Friendly Transportation Strategies in Asia: Overcoming obstacle to Co-benefits. Better Air Quality, Bangkok 2008. AS Permana, R. Perera and S. Kumar (2008). Understanding energy consumption pattern of households in different urban development forms: A comparative study in Bandung City, Indonesia. Energy Policy 36:4287-4297. DOI: 10.1016/j.enpol.2008.08.005 AS Permana and R. Perera (2008). Reinventing development control to reduce consumption of Non-transportation energy: Evidence from Bandung City, Indonesia, presented in International Conference on Sustainable Urban Environmental Practices, Chiang Mai, 28-31 October, 2008 Page 5
AS Permana and R. Perera (2007). Land use and transport as determinants of air quality: A study in Bandung City, Indonesia, Urban Environmental Management Monograph 1/2007, Urban Environmental Management Field of Study, School of Environment, Resources and Development, Asian Institute of Technology. R. Perera, AS Permana and W. Charoentrakulpeeti (2007). Promoting Reduction in Travel Demand in Transport Sector of Asian Cities: Case of Bangkok, Thailand, Air Pollution Control in the Transportation Sector: Third Phase Research Report of the Urban Environmental Management Project, Institute of Global Environmental Strategies, pp. 83-135 AS Permana and R. Perera (2007). Land use change as the primary determinant of air quality degradation in Bandung City, Indonesia. Presented in the International Conference on Air Quality Management in Southeast Asia, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, November 21-23, 2007 AS Permana and Les F. Sawatsky (1993). Environmental Impact Assessment in water resources development project. Flood Control Manual, WER Agra and Ministry of Public Works, Republic of Indonesia. AS Permana and Gary R. Beckstead (1993). Design of stable channel by employing dynamic equilibrium theory. Flood Control Manual, WER Agra and Ministry of Public Works, Republic of Indonesia. Relevant Professional Experiences: January 2013-to date: Senior Lecturer at Department of Urban and Regional Planning, Faculty of Built Environment, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, and Researcher at Sustainability Research Alliance, UTM. During my tenure at UTM, from the period of January 2013-June 2015, research activity covered 30% and teaching activity covered 70%. Starting July 2015 onward, research activity covers 70% of my time, while teaching activity covers 30%. My Key Performance Indicators (KPI) for research and publication in 2015 accomplished 80%, while teaching December 2011- December 2012: Program Specialist of Mekong Region Waste Refinery International Partnership Project. This project is stationed in Bangkok, Thailand, aims at promoting zero wastes, zero landfills and reduces greenhouse gas emissions in four cities in Cambodia, Lao PDR, Thailand and Vietnam. Thirty-nine government officers from Thailand, Cambodia, Lao and Vietnam were successfully trained on Zero Waste. Two zero-waste projects were implemented in Cambodia and Lao. August 2011-November 2011: Consultant cum Scientific Reviewer and Translator of UNDP-UN HABITAT. I was assigned by the United Nations Development Program and UNHABITAT Aceh, Indonesia as a consultant on Solid Waste Management. My tasks included review the documents and provide relevant feedbacks to UNDP/UN-HABITAT Team on sustainable solid waste management concepts and practices. I also translated scientific documents written in Bahasa Indonesia into English. The translated documents were published by the UNDP and UN Habitat as official documents of the United Nations. Aug 2010- August 2011: Consultant on Urban Planning and Environmental Management. I conducted research and provided consultancy for some local government institutions in West Kalimantan, Indonesia. The scope of consultancy was on urban planning, smart growth, sustainable development, environment, disaster management particularly due to flooding problems, effects of climate change and global warming on vulnerability of urban areas. Two concepts notes on Sustainable Development and Local Governance were submitted. Jun 2009-Aug 2010: Program Specialist at the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA)-Asian Institute of Technology (AIT) Partnership, Southeast Asia Urban Environmental Management Applications Project: A project dealt with the improvement of urban environment in Southeast Asian cities. As a Program Specialist, I contributed to the successful completion of seventy eight projects/activities in eight Southeast Asian countries (Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Thailand, Timor Leste and Vietnam) on Joint Action Research, Pilot Project, Demonstration Project, Policy Advocacy and Flagship Project pertaining to sustainable solid waste management, urban air quality management and urban water supply and sanitation management. I developed two Annual Work Plans (2009 and Page 6
2010). I prepared one Progress Report on Results (2009), and one Final Report of the Project (end-of-project Report, 2010). I and my team developed a computer-based Project Monitoring and Information System. In addition to that, I did also a research on tracing UEM graduates 2003-2009. This tracing study aimed at understanding the professional advancement and career of the urban environmental management alumni after graduation which provided also feedback to both AIT and Project. I also carried out various types of works ranging from project reporting to administrative and clerical works in this project (multi-tasking assignment). Dec 2008-Jun 2009: Senior Research Associate at the Urban Environmental Management Field of Study, Asian Institute of Technology and the Canadian International Development Agency-Asian Institute of Technology Partnership, Southeast Asia Urban Environmental Management Application Project: A project dealt with the improvement of urban environment in Southeast Asian cities. As a Senior Research Associate, my role was to carry out researches pertaining to urban environment, climate change in both mitigation and adaptation strategies, and infrastructure in the Asia-Pacific region, and also provided technical advisory for the project activities in eight Southeast Asian countries on solid waste management, urban air quality and urban water supply management. During this tenure, I prepared nine case study reports related to urban environment as a result of activities done by the Project (2 were in Indonesia, 2 were in Lao, 2 were in Thailand, 1 was in Timor Leste, and 2 were in Vietnam). Two researches on co-benefits of energy-environment, and one research on sustainable infrastructure were successfully completed. At the same time, I also assisted Faculty member of Urban Environmental Management (UEM) Field of Study in delivering the teaching assistantship to master and doctoral students of UEM. I also provided a clinical teaching on how to prepare a good journal article. Aug 2005 Dec 2008: Research Associate cum Teaching Assistant in Urban Environmental Management Field of Study, Asian Institute of Technology Thailand: I assisted faculty members of Urban Environmental Management Field of Study in undertaking research on urban development, housing development, air quality management and relationship between land-use and transport that led to energy-environment and climate change nexus. Four research projects in Bangkok (Thailand) and Bandung (Indonesia) were completed. In the meantime, I provided teaching assistant to teach masters students in urban planning course and environmental management course. Aug 2003- Aug 2005: Research Associate in Urban Environmental Management Field of Study, Asian Institute of Technology Thailand: I assisted faculty members of Urban Environmental Management Field of Study in undertaking research on urban development, solid waste management, infrastructure management and air quality management. Researches on land use and transport connection, environmental management measures, environmental infrastructure management and co-benefits of energy and environment in Indonesia and Thailand were also successfully carried out. Jan 2001- Aug 2003: Assistant Director for Project Monitoring and Evaluation (with 20 subordinate Staffs) in the Department of Water Resources Development, Ministry of Public Works, Jakarta, Indonesia: On average in a year, my team and I monitored 440 water resources infrastructure projects all over Indonesia, with a total budget of about IDR 2 trillion (USD 300 million). We also undertook project evaluation every year and submitted the report to the Director General of Water Resources Development to assist him in making suitable decision, as part of Decision Support System. A computer-based and web-based monitoring system was established. My team and I also developed a webbased water resources data warehouse. This warehouse enabled to supply information for reporting and decision making to the top management in the Department and Ministry. Jan 1999- Jan 2001: Principal Civil Engineer for disaster reduction due to flooding problems in Irian Jaya Province (with 10 subordinate Staffs) in the Department of Water Resources Development, Ministry of Human Settlements and Regional Infrastructure, Jakarta, Indonesia. My main task was mitigating the impacts of flood disasters in rural and urban areas e.g. loss of life and property by constructing river dikes, river embankment, constructed groins, and other riparian structures. I, with my subordinate staffs, planned and supervised the implementation of 12 flood control infrastructure projects with total budget of IDR 25 billion in 1999, 15 flood control projects with IDR 30 billion (USD 3 million) in 2000, and 14 flood control projects with the budget of IDR 32 billion. All the projects were successfully completed and well function up until these days. Page 7
Jan 1998- Jan 1999: Assistant Director for Water Supply and Sanitation in West and Central Kalimantan Provinces (with 12 subordinates) in the Department of Rural Development, Ministry of Human Settlement and Regional Development, Indonesia: I and my team planned and supervised the implementation of 6 rural water supply and sanitation infrastructure projects with total budget of IDR 5.6 billion in 1998, and 8 urban and rural water supply projects with total budget of IDR 6 billion in 1999. The Project Manager, under my coordination and supervision, implemented the project. The projects were successfully completed as per planned and served the rural communities up until these days. Jan 1996- Jan 1998: Assistant Director for Water Management (with 15 subordinate staffs) in the Department of Water Resources Development, Ministry of Public Works, Jakarta, Indonesia: I with my team planned and implemented the concept of river basin based water resources management with pilot projects in Cimanuk-Cisanggarung, Ciujung-Ciliman, Progo-Opak-Oyo river basins. The project was later expanded to Jeneberang, Way Seputih-Way Sekampung, Cimanuk and Citarum river basins. Disaster management was part of the system since most of the above rivers created natural disasters from their seasonal flooding. The outcome results of this project were the establishment of numerous Basin-wide water resources management institutions all over Indonesia. Integrated water resources management within a river basin boundary minimizes the possibility of water use conflicts, and manages this precious resource efficiently. Mitigate the impacts of flood disasters by constructing necessary structures. Jan 1995- Jan 1996: Assistant Project Manager for Planning (with 10 subordinate staffs) in the Jeneberang River Basin Development Project, Makassar, South Sulawesi, Indonesia: I with my team updated and expanded the Project Master Plan for water resources development in Jeneberang River Basin, South Sulawesi. We also developed seven detailed plans of local rural water resources development within the basin. The plans included necessity infrastructure, projection of quantity of water required for various sectors, possible vulnerable areas from flooding, and other necessary supporting activities. Aug 1993- Jan 1995: Hydrologist and Flood Control Engineer in the WER (Water, Environment and Resources) Agra Calgary, Alberta Canada (a private company), stationed in Calgary (Canada), Jakarta and Surabaya (Indonesia): I involved in various water resources and environmental projects in Indonesia e.g. Development of Flood Control Guidelines, North Sulawesi Water Resources Infrastructure Development Project, and other Asian and African countries. These Guidelines are now transformed into a nation-wide flood control policy. Jan 1991-Aug 1993: Training Module Developer, Cambridge Education Consultant, United Kingdom, stationed in Jakarta and London: I developed seven training modules in hydrology, wetlands development, irrigation, and flood control. Mar 1988-Jan 1991, Engineering Staff, Binakarya Engineering Consultant (state-owned Company), Jakarta, Indonesia: I led my team in preparing detailed design of flood control infrastructure projects in Ciliman (Banten Province), Sei Ular (North Sumatra Province), Bolaang-Mongondow (North Sulawesi Province), and two detailed design of wetland development projects in Southeast Sulawesi. Computer Literacy: Microsoft family: MS-word, MS-Excel, MS-Access, MS-Power Point, MS Publisher, MS Visio Designer software: PageMaker and Landscape, HomeDesign Water Resources Software: Mike-11 GIS software: AuthocadMap, Autocad, ArcView, Statistical software: SPSS Energy Planning Software: LEAP Programming Language: Fortran, Turbo Pascal, C++ Other Skill Legal Driving License for Cars and Motorcycles Referees will be provided upon request. Page 8