I am a PhD student at the University of Manchester's Global Development Institute. Drawing on an interdisciplinary foundation in economics and environmental development, my work sits at the intersection of land-use, climate, and development policies. I am broadly interested in empirical research regarding environmental governance, REDD+, reforestation, and impact evaluation, as well as conceptual frameworks within ecological economics and the political economy of the environment.

My PhD research employs impact evaluation methodologies to investigate the socioeconomic and environmental outcomes of diverse conservation and climate interventions, including marine protected areas (MPAs), social forestry schemes, and forest carbon offset projects.

Prior to coming to Manchester, I spent several years at the interface of research and policy, most recently as a researcher at the Center for International Forestry Research-World Agroforestry (CIFOR-ICRAF, 2020-25). My experience also includes serving as a Junior Expert Staff at the Executive Office of the President of Indonesia (2016-17) and research assistantship roles at the Australian National University (2018) and Universitas Indonesia's Research Center for Climate Change (2015-17).

Alongside my PhD, I serve as a Teaching Assistant for several modules, namely:

• Economics Principle: Microeconomics (BMAN10001)
• Climate, Environment and Development (MGDI60552)
• Current Issues in Global Development 2 (MGDI10042)
• Development Research (MGDI70982)
• Research Methods and Skills in Organisational Contexts (MGDI77770)
• Sustainable Business (BMAN24372)