PANELIST - Day 1 (19 November 2024)
PANELIST - Day 2 (20 November 2024)
Dr Yanuar Nugroho
(Centre for Innovation Policy & Governance)
Petrarca Karetji, M.Si.
(Synergies and Collaboration to Accelerate Delivery of Basic Services)
Dr. Heloise Weber
Heloise Weber's research is
animated by an interest in the historical and contemporary politics of
inequalities and injustices in the organization of development globally. She
approaches questions over development from a critical perspective, which
considers 'the international' as a product of development, and the
'development' we experience as advanced crucially also through the
'international'.
Her research addresses how
knowledge-production and representation shape and justify framings of
'development' at a macro-political level, and what this means for people. A
correlate of this is her interest in struggles against such schemes, and for
'development otherwise'. The conceptual and theoretical concerns raised in this
context form the basis of her interest in the politics of method and
methodological choices, notably with regard to social science staples such as
the (formal) comparative method, and its consequences and implications.
Her theoretical and analytical
approaches are informed by a critical interest in colonialism and its legacies,
and post-colonial and decolonial thought and politics. She is also interested
in how such insights can contribute to contemporary critical revisions of
global public political histories.
Dr. Sonny Yuliar
Dr. Sonny completed his
undergraduate education in engineering physics (Cum Laude predicate) at ITB in
1989. He earned a Ph.D degree in systems engineering from the Australian
National University with a dissertation on dissipative systems theory in 1996.
Since 1999, he has been actively
conducting research in the area of social studies of science and technology and
has carried out several studies on topics such as: culture of scientific
community, social construction of technology, knowledge systems and
development, innovation systems.
A number of scientific works were
published in the journal Mathematics of Control, System, and Signal, Automatica
Journal, System and Control Letters and Journal of Community Dynamics, as well
as various international and national conference proceedings. A number of
popular-scientific books have been prepared (as editor) on the themes of
Telematics and the Information Society, Clean Production, and Appropriate
Technology.
In 1997 he worked as a journalist
in the field of science and technology at HU Indonesia Times, and is currently
a member of the National Research Council, Commission on Social and Human
Affairs for the 2005-2008 term.
Joined as a lecturer in ITB
Development Studies starting in 2000, and in 2006 joined the Development
Management and Policy Development Expertise Group, at the ITB School of
Architecture, Planning and Policy Development.
Currently research activities concentrate on the themes of technology governance, knowledge as a social system, actor-network theory, and the social space of information.
Dr. Yanuar Nugroho
A social activist, senior academic, and practitioner in
public policy, governance, and innovation. Co-founder and currently Senior
Advisor of Centre for Innovation Policy & Governance (CIPG) Jakarta (since
2010), current Expert Coordinator in the National Secretariat of SDGs
Implementation at the Ministry of National Development Planning, Senior Lecturer
at Driyarkara School of Philosophy Jakarta, Visiting Senior Fellow at ISEAS
Yusof Ishak Institute Singapore (since 2020), Senior Fellow in Public Service
at Lee Kuan-Yew School of Public Policy, National University of Singapore
(2021), Honorary Fellow with the University of Manchester UK (2004-now,
honorary status from 2015) and was Deputy Chief of Staff to the President
(Deputy Minister level) for Analysis and Oversight of Strategic Issues on
Social, Cultural and Ecological Affairs at the Executive Office of the
President, Republic of Indonesia (2015-Oct 2019), and interim Deputy for Human
Development and Culture (Oct-Dec 2019).
Previously, Director and Expert Adviser (Echelon 1 level) to the Head of the President’s Delivery Unit for Development Monitoring and Oversight (UKP-PPP/UKP4) (2012-2014). Also a council member of Open Government Partnership (OGP) – the World Bank Multi Donor Trust Fund (2018-now) representing governments’ parties, OGP Global Envoy, served as reviewer committee on UK’s Newton Fund/Newton Prize (2019-2020) and currently sits as a member of reviewer committee on Indonesia’s Endowment Fund for Education (LPDP).
Petrarca Karetji, M.Si.