Building Global Resilience
At the forefront of innovation, we harmonize disaster resilience, climate change, renewable energy, environment, and community empowerment, creating a symphony of sustainable solutions.
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Carbon Capture in Crisis? How Government, Technology, and Communities Can Save Wetlands
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Our Focus
The Global Think-Tank
As an esteemed Indonesian think tank institution, we center our efforts on critical matters encompassing disaster and climate resilience, renewable energy, gender equality, children welfare, and regional urban planning, among other vital areas.
Through our unwavering commitment to these issues, RDI actively contributes to the advancement of knowledge in sustainable development, social affairs, and resilience research projects and consultations.
To facilitate our activities, we established research centers: Smart System Center, Center for Environment and Global Financing, Policy Advocacy and Community Empowerment, and Environment, Agriculture, and Forestry Resilience.
RDI Research Clusters
Disaster and Climate Resilience
Water and Waste Management
Children, Social Welfare and health
Finance and Business Management
Regional and Urban Planning
Renewable Energy and Emission Reduction
Tourism and Cultural Heritage
RDI Research Centers
News & Updates
Seminar – Strengthening Indonesia’s Future: Resilient Infrastructure for Sustainable Resilience
Date: 22 April, 2025 Time: 08:30 – 16:30 As the global climate evolves and urban populations swell, the urgency for fortified infrastructure
Excessive Caregiving Work Leads to Time Poverty in Women
Written by: Debby Paramitasari (Research Officer at Resilience Development Initiative, Bandung); Arif Budi Darmawan (Research Officer at Resilience Development Initiative, Bandung); Indraswari
Forging Resilience and Solidarity Amidst the Intensifying Transboundary Hazards: Learning from Typhoon Yagi in Southeast Asia
Rahastuti Tiara Adysti¹, Hilman Ardika Wibowo¹, Kharis Aulia Alam¹, Dekka Dhirgantara Putra¹, Hoferdy Zawani¹ ¹Resilience Development Initiative, Bandung, Indonesia Corresponding Author: tiara.adysti@rdi.or.id
