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Should you be interested in working/collaborating with me, please feel free to send your email to hello.asristory@gmail.com . Thank you!
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Should you be interested in working/collaborating with me, please feel free to send your email to hello.asristory@gmail.com . Thank you!
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After finishing my Master's Degree in 2010, I came back to UNDP Aceh, Indonesia, to re-join the disaster risk reduction (DRR) project...
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One fine morning at Penanjakan, East Java, Indonesia. At the height of 2770 meters above the sea level we can see layers of mountain peaks...
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Should you be interested in working/collaborating with me, please feel free to send your email to hello.asristory@gmail.com . Thank you!
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After finishing my Master's Degree in 2010, I came back to UNDP Aceh, Indonesia, to re-join the disaster risk reduction (DRR) project...
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The Third Annual Report of United Nations Development Programme Emergency Response and Transitional Recovery (UNDP - ERTR) included a se...
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'Women Who Care' is an article published in the Jakarta Post in August 2013, featuring the interview with 9 winners of 2013 ...
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When I was still working as the Communications Officer for the ASEAN Coordinating Centre for Humanitarian Assistance on disaster managemen...
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. It was 1 a.m. in Paltuding, Banyuwangi, East Java. A big parking lot in that village is the starting point for the hike to Ijen Crat...
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One fine morning at Penanjakan, East Java, Indonesia. At the height of 2770 meters above the sea level we can see layers of mountain peaks...
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Since I joined the ASEAN Coordinating Centre for Humanitarian Assistance on disaster management (AHA Centre) as the Communications Office...
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In October 2021 I joined the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA)'s Leaving No One Behind (LNOB) Project. This Japan-funded project f...
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