Rania Rizkiadinda
Short vita
Rania Rizkiadinda is FNF Indonesia's Program Assistant for Climate Change projects and Communications Officer. She graduated from Universitas Gadjah Mada majoring in International Relations and spent a semester at Jeonbuk National University in South Korea where she got the perfect GPA for all her classes. At FNF, she is responsible for all matters regarding FNF Indonesia's communication channels.
Contributions
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Mobility as a Right - Building Networks and Fostering Smart Mobility Solutions in Local Government in Asia
Mobility as a right. Mobility for all. Would you agree that mobility is one of the core aspects of building sustainable cities? The Council of Asian Liberals and Democrats would say yes. Read more about CALD Smart Mobility Workshop 2023 here.
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Thank you, Dr. Almut Besold!
As we bid farewell to Dr. Almut Besold, the Project Director of FNF Indonesia for the past five years, we want to express our heartfelt gratitude for her exceptional leadership and profound influence on our office. Best of luck and hope to see you again, Ibu Almut!
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'One Year of Ukrainian War: What Does it Mean for Global Security and Southeast Asia?' - FNF Indonesia Alumni Gathering 2023
On February 10, 2023, FNF Indonesia held our annual alumni gathering in our office. Following the major subject of FNF Global #ReshapeEurope this year, we asked Prof. Olexiy Haran from the University of Kyiv Mohyla Academy (UKMA) in Kyiv, Ukraine, to speak about the war in Ukraine through the perspective of a Ukrainian and a Ukrainian scholar. We think that the event titled 'One Year of Ukrainian War: What Does it Mean for Global Security and Southeast Asia?' will help us comprehend how the war impacts global security, particularly in Southeast Asia.
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Indonesian Youth and Climate Change
Indonesian Youth and Climate Change reported various youth perspectives on their understanding and involvement in combating climate change. The book was designed by compiling and collaborating correspondence from various stakeholders: government officials, businessmen, academics, and civil societies which significantly influence youth's participation in climate change.
