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Ahmad Dermawan

Scientist

CONTACT

CIFOR Headquarters
Jalan CIFOR
Situ Gede
Bogor
16115
Indonesia

Mailing address
P.O. Box 0113 BOCBD
Bogor Bogor 16000 Indonesia

Tel
+62-251-8622622

Fax
+62-251-8622100

Ahmad Dermawan is a Researcher in the Forests and Governance programme at CIFOR. He obtained his Master’s degree in Development and Resource Economics from the Agricultural University of Norway. At CIFOR he is involved in research on economic crisis, decentralisation, forest industry, Asia Pacific timber trade, timber plantations, financial governance and corruption. His main geographical expertise is Indonesia and South East Asia in general.

Research interest
Development Economist

Language
English, Indonesian

AUTHOR ARCHIVE

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$Financial governance and Indonesia\'s Reforestation Fund during the Soeharto and post-Soeharto periods, 1989-2009: a political economic analysis of lessons for REDD+$

Financial governance and Indonesia's Reforestation Fund during the Soeharto and post-Soeharto periods, 1989-2009: a political economic analysis of lessons for REDD+

Authors: Barr, C.; Dermawan, A.; Purnomo, H.; Komarudin, H.

Publication Year : 2010

Environmental Valuation in Indonesia: Implication for forest policy, legal liability and state losses estimates

Environmental Valuation in Indonesia: Implication for forest policy, legal liability and state losses estimates

Authors: Phelps, J.; Hariyanti, B.; Sinaga, A.C.; Dermawan, A.

Publication Year : 2014

Decentralization of forest administration in Indonesia: implications for forest sustainability, economic development and community livelihoods

Decentralization of forest administration in Indonesia: implications for forest sustainability, economic development and community livelihoods

Authors: Barr, C.; Resosudarmo, I. A. P.; Dermawan, A.; McCarthy, J.F.; Moeliono, M.; Setiono, B.; eds.

Publication Year : 2006

Cross-sectoral tropical forest cover impacts: what matters?

Cross-sectoral tropical forest cover impacts: what matters?

Authors: Wunder, S.; Dermawan, A.

Publication Year : 2007

Corporate-society engagement in plantation forestry in Indonesia: Evolving approaches and their implications

Corporate-society engagement in plantation forestry in Indonesia: Evolving approaches and their implications

Authors: Szulecka, J.; Obidzinski, K.; Dermawan, A.

Publication Year : 2016

Contesting national and international forest regimes: case of timber legality certification for community forests in Central Java, Indonesia

Contesting national and international forest regimes: case of timber legality certification for community forests in Central Java, Indonesia

Authors: Nurrochmat, D.R.; Dharmawan, A.H.; Obidzinski, K.; Dermawan, A.; Erbaugh, J.T.

Publication Year : 2016

Collecting Evidence of FLEGT-VPA Impacts for Improved FLEGT Communication

Collecting Evidence of FLEGT-VPA Impacts for Improved FLEGT Communication

Authors: Cerutti, P.O.; Goetghebuer, T.; Leszczynska, N.; Newbery, J.; Breyne, J.; Dermawan, A.; Mauquoy, C.; Tabi, P.P.; Tsanga, R.; Der Ploeg, L.V.; Wathelet, J-M.

Publication Year : 2020

Chapter 7 - SDG 7: Affordable and Clean Energy - How Access to Affordable and Clean Energy Affects Forests and Forest-Based Livelihoods

Chapter 7 - SDG 7: Affordable and Clean Energy - How Access to Affordable and Clean Energy Affects Forests and Forest-Based Livelihoods

Authors: Jagger, P.; Bailis, R.; Dermawan, A.; Kittner, N.; McCord, R.

Publication Year : 2019

Challenges and opportunities of bioenergy development in Indonesia

Challenges and opportunities of bioenergy development in Indonesia

Authors: Pirard, R.; Bär, S.; Dermawan, A.

Publication Year : 2016

Can large scale land acquisition for agro-development in Indonesia be managed sustainably?

Can large scale land acquisition for agro-development in Indonesia be managed sustainably?

Authors: Obidzinski, K.; Takahashi, I.; Dermawan, A.; Komarudin, H.; Andrianto, A.

Publication Year : 2013

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