Guntur Sutiyono – Analyst, Indonesia

Guntur is an Analyst in CPI’s Indonesia office. Prior to joining CPI, he worked for the World Bank as a research analyst. His work included public financial management and fiscal analysis, mostly in the eastern part of Indonesia. Guntur started his career working on in several environmental economics research projects in coastal areas of Jakarta, Kalimantan and Bali. He also had an internship with WWF Indonesia, located in the Wakatobi Marine National Park. Guntur holds a Master in Development and Resource Economics from the Norwegian University of Life Science.

Tiza Mafira - Analyst, Indonesia

Tiza is an Analyst in CPI’s Indonesia office. She holds a Master of Laws from Harvard Law School and a Bachelor of Laws from Universitas Indonesia, with studies focusing on environmental law and climate change. Prior to joining CPI, Tiza worked for six years as a corporate attorney in Jakarta specializing in natural resources and forestry law. She also has

previous experience working as a language assistant at McKinsey & Co, a summer internship in Boston-based environmental group Ceres, and a speech-drafter and climate change policy handler for the Indonesian Presidential Spokesperson. She also lectures the "Trade, Environment, and Climate Change" course (the first course of its kind in Indonesia) at the University of Pelita Harapan Law School in Jakarta.

Alika Dibyanta Viarti Tuwo – Analyst, IndonesiaAlika is an Analyst with CPI’s Indonesia Office. She holds a Bachelors in Life Science from the National University of Singapore. Other work experience includes research and analytical support for the World Bank. Alika’s research and analysis covered various topics ranging from government and fiscal decentralization in Indonesia, to rural development and the agricultural value chain in Sulawesi.

Jualiarta Bramansa Ottay

Arta has a BSc in biology from Universitas Nasional in Indonesia. He started his career working for environmental NGOs in Indonesia, including for Friends of the National Park Foundation (FNPF) and Borneo Orangutan Survival Foundation (BOS), both located in Central Kalimantan. Arta continued working on climate change issues as Deputy Coordinator of the Kalimantan Forests and Climate Partnership (KFCP), an Indonesian - Australian REDD+ demonstration activity, and recently as the REDD+ progam manager of a private sector REDD+ project, Rimba Raya Conservation.