Final-year medical student from Indonesia; health systems researcher at ARC Institute (arcinstitute.or.id). Quantitatively, I analyze population health surveys on NCDs, nutrition, health workforce, child health, and more. I also do qualitative research and implementation science. I believe in epistemic diversity; currently into economics & sociology/anthropology to further diversify my toolkit.Â
I see research as a tool to get better policies implemented, better actions done, and better things reaching the populations needing it most.Â
Always stoked to have discussions on how we can do good better, or collaborate!Â
Hi Denis, thank you for your thoughtful comment!
- We’ve only been in touch with Luke Moore a couple days ago & thanks to him, now connected with the global EG ecosystem!
- Really interesting indeed how European EGIs have translated their material across different websites. We looked into Effectiv Spenden’s website (https://effektiv-spenden.org/en/methodology/) and linked EGIs in the EU; this reference will be really helpful for us to emulate going forward. We are thinking of further adapting them to local (e.g. religious) values, considering the existing BAZNAS context in Indonesia. We’ve also talked to Manal Zehouani from Doneer Effectief about Muslim donor outreach.
- On funding, Effective Altruism Indonesia community was previously funded by MCF and EAIF (recently lapsed), so we’ve had previous experiences with them. We’re still exploring those funds for new requests, and other funds.
Super glad to have you share these amazing references and rooting for us!