CURRICULUM VITAE

I. PERSONAL DATA

a. Name (complete with title) : Djatmiko Bris Witjaksono, SE, MSIE

b. Civil Service ID Number : 197009251994031002

c. Date of birth : Bogor, 25 September 1970

d. Gender : Male

e. Rank / Group : Senior Administrator / IVD

f. TMT CPNS (starting work) : 01-03-1994

g. Last Position : Head of the Center for International Trade Cooperation, Trade Policy Analysis and Development Agency, Ministry of Trade

h. Religion : Islam

i. Marital status : Married

j. Number of children : 2 (two)

k. Home address : Jl. Dewi Ambika 1 Number 17, Bumi Indraprasta Housing, Bogor

l. Telephone / Mobile : 0251-83444041 / 08176025970

m. Email address : djatmiko@kemendag.go.id & dbwitjaksono@yahoo.com

n. ID Card Number : 3271032509700001

o. Taxpayer Registration Number : 68.276.392.5-404.000

II. HISTORY OF RANK

Rank TMT Rank Number Decree Decree Date

Junior Superintendent (III / a) 01-07-1995 401 / SLN-4 / KP / 068/95 05-06-1995

First Class Junior Superintendent (III / b)

01-04-1998 5059 / IIA-10 / SK / II / 98 17-07-1998

Superintendent (III / c) 01-04-2000 12 / SET-DJKLPI.3 / KP / IV / 2000

14-04-2000

First Class Superintendent (III / d) 01-04-2002 887 / IIA-12 / SK / II / 2002 01-05-2002

Administrator (IV / a) 01-04-2006 017 / sj-dag / sk / 3/2006 23-03-2006

First Class Administrator (IV / b) 01-04-2010 367 / M-DAG /KEP / 3/2010 12-03-2010

Middle Administrator (IV / c) 01-04-2014 47 / K 2014 02-06-2014

Senior Administrator (IV / d) 01-04-2018 00024 / KEP / AA / 15001/18 23-03-2018

III. TITLE HISTORY

No.

Position Brief Description of Duties and Authority

Position

Number of

Decree

Period Served

Direct Supervi

sors Name

Direct Supervisor

Contact Number

1 Head of the Center for International Trade Cooperation, Trade Policy Analysis and Development Agency, Ministry of Trade

Prepare, implement, compile and report the activities of analysis, studies, studies and research cooperation in the field of multilateral, regional and bilateral.

Coordinate determination of the title, governance, reporting and recommendations as well as dissemination of the results of the study / studies / research cooperation in the field of multilateral, regional and bilateral

Minister Decree No: 1184/2018

September 2018 - present

Kasan Muhri

081315449297

2 Head of the Center for Foreign Trade Policy, Trade Policy Analysis and Development Agency, Ministry of Trade

Prepare, implement, compile and report the activities of analysis, research, policy studies and research in the field of export, import and trade security.

Coordinate determination of the title, governance, reporting and recommendations as well as dissemination of the results of the study / studies / research policies on the export, import and trade security.

Minister Decree No: 15/2018

January 2018 - September 2018

Kasan Muhri

081315449297

3 Director of Export Development Cooperation, Directorate General of Export Development, Ministry of Trade

Prepare, implement, compile and report export development cooperation programs with various cooperation partners from countries in the region and Aspasaf Amerop and partners within the country both central and local

Coordinate the establishment of programs of

1343 / M-DAG / KEP / 12/2016

December 2016 - January 2018

Arlinda 081291592510

No.

Position Brief Description of Duties and Authority

Position

Number of

Decree

Period Served

Direct Supervi

sors Name

Direct Supervisor

Contact Number

cooperation, governance, reporting and recommendations as well as dissemination of the results of the cooperation program of export development

4 Director of Bilateral Negotiations, Directorate General for International Trade Negotiations, Ministry of Trade

Prepare, implement, organize and report on cooperation programs and bilateral trade negotiations with trading partners all over the country RI

Coordinate the establishment of programs of cooperation, governance, reporting and recommendations as well as dissemination of the results of cooperation and bilateral trade negotiations with trading partners all over the country RI

1086 / M-DAG / KEP / 11/2015

November 2015 - December 2016

Bachrul Chairi

0811831004, 08118886061

5 Director of Multilateral Cooperation, Directorate General of International Trade Cooperation, Ministry of Trade

Prepare, implement, organize and report on cooperation programs and multilateral trade negotiations and the settlement of trade disputes at the WTO

Coordinate the establishment of programs of cooperation, governance, reporting and recommendations as well as dissemination of the results of cooperation programs and multilateral trade negotiations and the settlement of trade disputes at the WTO

773 / M-DAG / KEP / 8/2015

August 2015 - February 2016

Bachrul Chairi

0811831004, 08118886061

6 The Center for Trade Policy

Prepare, implement, organize and report on policy harmonization

783 / M-DAG

March 2014 -

Gunaryo 0818934764

No.

Position Brief Description of Duties and Authority

Position

Number of

Decree

Period Served

Direct Supervi

sors Name

Direct Supervisor

Contact Number

Harmonization, General Secretariat, Ministry of Trade

program of foreign trade, domestic trade and performance management

Coordinate the establishment of programs of cooperation, governance, reporting and recommendations as well as dissemination of the results of policy harmonization program of foreign trade, domestic trade and performance management

/ KEP / 7/2014

August 2015

7 Director of ASEAN Cooperation, Directorate General of International Trade Cooperation, Ministry of Trade

Prepare, implement, organize and report on cooperation programs and internal trade negotiations within the framework of ASEAN (AEC) and ASEAN's external cooperation with partners (China, Japan, Korea, ANZ, India, US, Canada, the EU, Russia, Hong Kong)

Coordinate the establishment of programs of cooperation, governance, reporting and recommendations as well as dissemination of the results of cooperation and trade negotiations within the framework of ASEAN internal (AEC) and ASEAN's external with cooperation partners (China, Japan, Korea, ANZ, India, US, Canada, the EU, Russia, Hong Kong)

983 / M-DAG / KEP / 11/2012

November 2012 - March 2014

faith Pambagyo

08158149826

8 Trade Attache,

Prepare, implement, compile and report-promotion programs

729 / M-DAG

November 2010 -

Muhammad Lutfi

0816816172

No.

Position Brief Description of Duties and Authority

Position

Number of

Decree

Period Served

Direct Supervi

sors Name

Direct Supervisor

Contact Number

Embassy Tokyo

facilitated market access and technical cooperation with the parties in Japan

/ KEP / 5/2010

September 2012

9 Head of Sub Intra and Inter-Regional Cooperation, Regional Cooperation Directorate, Directorate General of International Trade Cooperation, Ministry of Trade

Assist the Director in preparing, implementing, compiling and reporting the program of cooperation and trade negotiations within the framework of intra (sub) regional as BIMP-EAGA, IMT-GT, IMS-GT and inter-regional (external) ASEAN cooperation partners (China, Japan, Korea ANZ, India, US, Canada, the EU, Russia, Hong Kong)

Assist the Director in coordinating the establishment of programs of cooperation, governance, reporting and recommendations as well as dissemination of the results of cooperation and trade negotiations within the framework of intra (sub) regional as BIMP-EAGA, IMT-GT, IMS-GT and inter-regional (external) ASEAN cooperation partners (China, Japan, Korea, ANZ, India, US, Canada, the EU, Russia, Hong Kong)

101 / M-DAG / KEP / 4/2007

April 2007 - November 2010

Deddy Saleh

08158896938

10 Staff Trade Attaché, Permanent Mission of Indonesia to the European Communities (PRIME), Brussels

Trade Attache assist in preparing, implementing, compiling and reporting-promotion programs facilitated market access and technical cooperation with the parties in the EU

704.1 / MPP / Kep / 11/2003

November 2003 - April 2007

Robert Bintaryo

No.

Position Brief Description of Duties and Authority

Position

Number of

Decree

Period Served

Direct Supervi

sors Name

Direct Supervisor

Contact Number

11 Head of Section for Economic and Technical Cooperation APEC, Dit. Regional Cooperation, Directorate General of Industry and International Trade Cooperation, the Ministry

Sub-Directorate assist in preparing, implementing and reporting on the implementation of the activities of economic and technical cooperation within the APEC framework

243 / MPP / Kep / 7/2001

July 2001 - November 2003

Nurmaningsih

-

12 APEC Trade Liberalization Section Head, Directorate of Multilateral and Regional Cooperation, Directorate General of Foreign Trade, the Ministry

Sub-Directorate assist in preparing, implementing and reporting on the implementation of activities within the framework of APEC trade liberalization

61 / MPP / Kep / 2/1999

February 1999 - July 2001

Nurdin Hamid

-

IV. FORMAL EDUCATION HISTORY

Education Department Name School / University

Number of Diploma

Primary school - Regina Pacis Bogor 02 OA oa 075168

JSS - Regina Pacis Bogor 02 OB ob 1470021

JHS A1 - Physics State JHS 1 Bogor 02 OC.oh 0102248

Bachelor Degree Economic Management

Brawijaya University, Malang

149 / UNIBRAW / FE / S1 / 1993 "Cum Laude"

Master Degree Mechanical & Industrial Management

Bandung Institute of Technology

239 / K01.12 / PP9.1.7 / 98

V. HISTORY OF EDUCATION AND TRAINING

No. Name Training Organizer Certificate Number Year

1 Training Pre-Service Ministry of Trade 0041 / PL / LPJ-3 / I / 95 1995

2 Training ADUM (PIM IV) Ministry of Industry and Trade

28 464 / Adum / LAN / 199

1999

No. Name Training Organizer Certificate Number Year

3 Training SPAMA (PIM III) Ministry of Industry and Trade

15 453 / SPMA / LAN / 2002

2002

4 Course Structure Analysis

Agricultural Commodity Costs

LPEM - FE - UI 05 / DEPDAG I / LPEM / 1995

1995

5 Workshop on Developing Industry Investment and Trade with the EU

EC - 1999

6 Competition Policy Korea FTC - 1999

7 Financial Services, IT and Basic Telecommunication

APEC Secretariat - 1999

8 Economic Law & Institution, Indonesia – Japan

JETRO - 1999

9 Symposium on Strengthening Economic Legal Infrastructure

APEC Secretariat - 2000

10 WTO Integrated Data Base

APEC Secretariat - 2001

11 International Symposium on IP and IT

Korean IP Office - 2001

12 SCSC Workshop on Trade Facilitation in the Information Technology

APEC SCSC - 2003

13

APEC Capacity Building Workshop and Symposium on Harmonization of Food Safety Regulations for Fish Products

APEC and USAID -

2003

14 APEC Training Program on Competition Policy

Japan Patent Office

- 2003

15 Pan European Financial Services, Background, Present and Future

EPC - 2003

16 Candidates for the US Trade Representative in Overseas

Trade Training Center

710 / SJ-DAG / SJ.6.1 / HRD / 11/200 9

2009

VI. NEGOTIATIONS AND ANOTHER ASSIGNMENT

Name Team / Group Work Agencies / Institutions

Number Assignment

Letter

Year

Deputy Lead Negotiator Indonesia, ASEAN Japan CEPA, Indonesian Trade Negotiations Team

Ministry of Trade

- 2006 - 2010

Deputy Lead Negotiator Indonesia, ASEAN Korea FTA, Trade Negotiations Team Indonesia

Ministry of Trade

- 2006 - 2010

Name Team / Group Work Agencies / Institutions

Number Assignment

Letter

Year

Deputy Lead Negotiator Indonesia, ASEAN Australia New Zealand FTA, Trade Negotiations Team Indonesia

Ministry of Trade

- 2006 - 2010

Deputy Lead Negotiator Indonesia, India ASEAN FTA, Trade Negotiations Team Indonesia

Ministry of Trade

- 2006 - 2010

Deputy Lead Negotiator Indonesia, the ASEAN-China FTA, Trade Negotiations Team Indonesia

Ministry of Trade

- 2006 - 2010

Chairman of the Negotiations on Trade in Goods, RCEP, Indonesian Trade Negotiations Team

Ministry of Trade

- 2012 - 2014

Secretary of the WTO Trade Negotiations Team Indonesia

Ministry of Trade

- 2015

Lead Negotiator of Trade in Goods (Trade in Goods), Indonesia Turkey CTEPA Indonesian Trade Negotiating Committee

Ministry of Trade

- 2016

Lead Negotiator of Trade in Goods (Trade in Goods), Indonesia EU CEPA, Indonesian Trade Negotiating Committee

Ministry of Trade

- 2016

Lead Negotiator of Trade in Goods (Trade in Goods), Indonesia EFTA CEPA, Indonesian Trade Negotiating Committee,

Ministry of Trade

- 2016 - 2018

Lead Negotiator of Trade in Goods (Trade in Goods), Indonesia Australia Indonesia CEPA Trade Negotiating Committee

Ministry of Trade

- 2016 - 2018

Member, Committee on Research and Development of Palm Oil

Fund Management Agency of Oil Palm Plantation

- January 2018 - present

Member, Working Group on Transnational Trading,

Ministry of Law & Human Rights

- January 2018 - October 2018

Secretary, National Interest Advisory Team / TPKN (Anti-Dumping, Countervailing, Safeguard)

Ministry of Trade

- January 2018 - September

2018

VII. ACHIEVEMENT

No. Achievement Progress Level Appreciator Acquisition year

1 Graduated S1 with the title Cum Laude

UB Faculty of Economics

FE UB's 1993

2

Top Outstanding Student 3rd in Brawijaya University

University Brawijaya University

1993, Certificate No.

004 / PT13.H4.FE / SK / O.16 / 1993

3 Best Graduate 3rd, Training Adum (PIM IV)

Department of Trade and Industry

Education and Training Center

1999

4 Best Graduate 1st, Training SPAMA (PIM III)

Department of Trade and Industry

Education and Training Center

2002

5 Lancana Satya Karya Satya X Year

National President of the Republic of Indonesia

2005

6 Lancana Satya Karya Satya XX Years

National President of the Republic of Indonesia

2014

VIII. PAPERS

No. Title Year

1 Really China is attractive in the eyes of the European Union 2006

2 AEC: A Hope and Challenge 2013

3 World Challenge Business & Regions Towards AEC 2015 2014

4 Readiness Indonesia and the ASEAN Free Market Facing MEA 2014

5 HR Readiness Indonesia For Professionals In Toward AEC 2015 2014

6 Winning At AEC 2015 2015

7 Capacity & Capability Negotiation Indonesia in International Trade Negotiations

2015

8 Export and Import Conditions for Oil and Gas Sector 2015

9 The development of WTO Negotiations Post-KTM Bali 2015

10 The development of the DDA negotiations, and Strategic Issues in WTO Dispute Cases

2015

11 WTO development and implementation of the Bali Package 2015

12 Plurilateral WTO Agreement on Environmental Goods 2015

13 Domestic Procedure: Ratification of the Trade Facilitation Agreement 2015

14 State of Play: Indonesian Trade Issues in WTO TRIMs Committee 2015

15 Contract Renewal of Oil and Gas Fair and Transparent 2015

16 The issue of Special Products and Special Safeguard Mechanism in WTO 2015

17 Local Content Requirements of Perspectives on Trade Related Investment Measures (TRIMs) Agreement

2015

18 Negotiations development Non-Agriculture Market Access (NAMA) in WTO 2015

19 Food Security: Challenges and Strategies 2015

20 Bilateral Trade Cooperation in Agriculture: Obstacles and Step Handling 2015

21 Strengthening Trade Cooperation Indonesia – Australia 2016

22 Indonesia - Mongolia Trade Analysis: Potential and Challenges 2016

23 Public Consultation: Results of Bilateral Trade Negotiations Agreement Indonesia - United States and Indonesia - Brazil

2016

24 Indonesia Australia: Comprehensive Partnership Agreement (CEPA) 2016

25 Review of Indonesia Pakistan PTA 2016

26 ASEAN Market Entering Strategy for Handicraft Products 2016

27 Indonesia and Taiwan: Bilateral Trade Relations and Economic Cooperation 2016

28 Bilateral Bargaining Agreement Results Indonesia by state in Southeast Asia and the Pacific

2016

29 Position and Indonesia Issues in Global Trade Cooperation 2016

30 Biodiesel Indonesia Trade Negotiations 2016

31 The potential impact of Indonesia's participation in the TPP and EU CEPA 2016

32 The development of Bilateral Cooperation with Non-Traditional Partners Africa and the Middle East

2017

33 Improving Export Competitiveness & Domestic Industry 2017

34 Exports to Africa Market Development 2017

35 Strategy and Steps for Export to Region Eurasia 2017

36 Strengthening Exports to the Middle East Market: Jordan 2017

37 National Export Market Potential in Iran 2017

38 Exports Increased cooperation with Switzerland 2017

39 Increasing the capacity of SMEs in the field of Packaging for Export to Japan Market

2017

40 Sustainability: New Paradigm for Indonesia 'Palm Oil 2017

41 Sector Capacity Development of Traditional Herbal Medicine Indonesia to the Japanese Market

2017

42 National Export Promotion Strategy 2017

43 Indonesian Trade Performance – Visegrad 2018

45 Negotiations Negotiations on Trade in Goods in FTA / CEPA 2018

46 Cooperation Opportunities Indonesia – Jordan 2018

47 World Trade Developments and Market Intelligence for Horticultural Crops 2018

48 Indonesia Market Potential of Organic Products in International Markets 2018

49 APEC Workshop: Trade in Goods Negotiations 2018

IX. SOCIAL COMMUNITY

No. Organization Name / Activity Position Year

1 AIESEC (Association internationale des étudiants en sciences eacuteconomiques et

Commerciales) FE UB's

Member 1989-1991

2 Association of FE UB's Department management

Head of Reasoning 1990-1991

Mr Benjamin Tan Ministry of Trade and Industry, Singapore Benjamin Tan is a Senior Assistant Director at the Trade Division of the Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI) in Singapore. At MTI, Benjamin joined the International Trade Cluster starting with a focus on Trade in Goods and Standards-related issues, and moving to the APEC team in 2014. Benjamin was the Convenor of the APEC Market Access Group from 2015 to 2017. Benjamin has been actively involved in several of Singapore’s Free Trade Agreement (FTA) negotiations. These include the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), and the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP). He is currently involved in FTA negotiations between Singapore and the Eurasian Economic Union and MERCOSUR. Prior to joining MTI, Benjamin was with the private sector, working in China and the Philippines.

1

Mr Akhmad Bayhaqi is currently a senior analyst at the APEC Policy Support Unit. He is currently

handling research projects that focus on trade facilitation, supply chain connectivity and global

supply chain.

Prior to APEC, Mr Bayhaqi was a Researcher with the Centre for Strategic and Policy Studies,

Brunei Darussalam researching on Education and Social Policy issues.

Previously, Mr Bayhaqi was a Consultant (Economist) for the World Bank Office in Jakarta dealing

with programs on public finance within the eastern Indonesia provinces under the Public

Expenditure and Capacity enHancement/Harmonization (PEACH) program.

Mr Bayhaqi has also worked at the University of Indonesia as a Researcher/Lecturer focusing

mostly on issues related to economics and public policy.

2003 – 2006 Doctor of Philosophy

(Thesis title: Education and Economic Growth in Indonesia)

National University of Singapore

Southeast Asian Studies Programme

1997 – 1998 Master in Public Policy

National University of Singapore

Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy

1992-1996 BA in Economics (Sarjana Ekonomi)

University of Indonesia

January 2012 – now Senior Analyst

Policy Support Unit (PSU) - Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation

(APEC)

http://www.apec.org/apec/about_apec/psu.html

The APEC Policy Support Unit (PSU) improves the quality of

APEC's deliberations and decisions by providing APEC members and

fora with professional and tailor-made research, analysis, policy

support and evidence-based policy suggestions.

Some of the projects involved:

o Single Window Interoperability Study

Akhmad Bayhaqi

Work Experience

Education

2

o Peer Review and Capacity Building on APEC Infrastructure

Development and Investment

o APEC Connectivity Framework and Blueprint

o Supply Chain Connectivity Framework Action Plan (SCFAP)

assesment

o Investment Facilitation Action Plan (IFAP) review

o Economic Impact of Submarine Cable Disruptions

September 2009 – Policy Analyst

December 2011 Policy Support Unit (PSU) - APEC

http://www.apec.org/apec/about_apec/psu.html

Some of the projects involved:

o Trade Facilitation Action Plan (TFAP) II assessment

o Bogor goals assessment of APEC Economies

July 2008 – August 2009 Research Officer

Centre for Strategic and Policy Studies, Brunei Darussalam

http://www.csps.org.bn/

CSPS is a national think-tank funded by the Prime Minister Office with

its main duty to provide independent policy analysis for strategic issues

important for Brunei.

March 2007 – June 2008 Consultant, Economist

Support Office for Eastern Indonesia

World Bank, Jakarta, Indonesia (www.worldbank.org/id )

The Support Office for Eastern Indonesia is a satellite unit from the

World Bank Office Jakarta funded by the Decentralization Support

Facility (DSF). I worked under the Governance unit of Sofei as well as

under the PREM team in Jakarta mainly to support the Public

Expenditure and Capacity Harmonization (PEACH) program in

Eastern Indonesia Provinces (Papua, East Nusa Tenggara).

Dec 1996 – February 2007 Researcher and Lecturer in Economics

Faculty of Economics University of Indonesia

http://www.fe.ui.ac.id/

The Faculty of Economics University of Indonesia is the first and a

well-established School of Economics in Indonesia.

Ariyo Dharma Pahla Irhamna

ariyo.irhamna@indef.or.id ariyo@investinindonesia.uk +44 7535 571548

PROFILE Ariyo holds a MSc in Development Economics (2017) from the University of Birmingham (United Kingdom) and BSc in Development Economics (2013) from the University of Sebelas Maret (Indonesia). He is an Economics researcher at INDEF (Institute for Development of Economics and Finance), an economic research consulting at Jakarta. During his time at INDEF, he organized various economic and public policy research project with government agencies, business associations, the private sector, central bank, and international NGO in emerging world, primarily in Southeast Asia (ASEAN). He also actively engages with public policy debate through newspaper column and media interview. For a full list of Ariyo's recent media contributions and coverage please go to here.

EDUCATION 2016-2017 MSc. Development Economics, University of Birmingham, United Kingdom

Highlighted Courses: • Macroeconomic • Microeconomic

• Behavioral and Experimental Economics • Political Economy and Economic Policy

Dissertation tittle: The Impact of Social Capital Component on Economic Development in Indonesia This study used quantile regression to investigates the impact of three social capital components (trust, social network, and collective action) on income per capita at 33 provinces level in Indonesia in 2012 and 2014. The findings suggest that social capital is significant in all income per capita level. Supervised by Professor Emili Tortosa-Ausina.

2008-2013 BSc. in Development Economics, University of Sebelas Maret, Indonesia

Highlighted Courses: • Macroeconomic • Microeconomic

• Econometrics • Statistics for Economics

Thesis title: Analysis of Supply and Demand of Crop Insurance in Indonesia This study identifies the supply and demand crop insurance in Indonesia. Using primary data by spreading the questionnaire to 150 farmers in Greater Solo and interview high-level officer at insurance corporation in Indonesia. This research adopted quantitative method using logistic regression model and the qualitative using ground theory. Supervised by Dr. Evi Gravitiani

CURRENT POSITIONS

2014-Now INDEF (Institute for Development of Economics and Finance), Jakarta, Indonesia Economics Researcher

• Responsible for processing and interpreting economics data. Also, involved in analyzing

relevant global and national economic releases and events, and from this information developing and maintaining near-term forecasts. And then writing in a policy paper format for annual and semester global economic report.

PREVIOUS POSITION 2018 IIPC (Indonesia Investment Promotion Centre), London, UK

Investment Analyst

• Conducting research to help potential investors (FDI) across Europe to invest in Indonesia. 2013-2014 KRA (Karim Raslan Associates)

Executive Research & Advisory

• Responsible for assisting clients in strategizing engagements with various stakeholders of interest to the clients such as politicians, government departments/agencies, shareholders, trade associations, think tanks, business groups, NGOs, local communities and the media.

ADDITIONAL SKILLS • Statistical software: Eviews, Stata, R

PUBLICATIONS

• Book Contributor, “Managing Expectation”, November 2015. ISBN: 979-97810-33 • Book Contributor, “Decision Credibility at the Crossroads”, June 2015. ISBN: 979-97810-28 • Book Contributor, “Working Cabinet’s Challenges to Meet The Expectations”, November 2014.

ISBN: 979-97810-27 • Book Contributors, "Economic Reform or Status Quo?", June 2014. ISBN: 979-97810-26 • Book Editor, “Environmental Economics, Islamic Economics and Entrepreneurship: Kentingan Young

Intellectuals’ Contributions”, Publisher Kreasi Wacana, Yogyakarta, 2012. ISBN: 978-602-9020-44-1 http://library.anu.edu.au/record=b3500484

SELECTED PUBLISHED NEWSPAPER ARTICLES • Irhamna, A. D. P. “Notes on the Start of the Year” Neraca Newspaper, 9 February 2018; • Irhamna, A. D. P., “Choosing The Next Central Bank Governor” Neraca Newspaper, 5 February

2018; • Irhamna, A. D. P., “Government and Online Transportation” Neraca Newspaper, 2 February 2018; • Irhamna, A. D. P., “Government Hyperopia”, Neraca Newspaper, 29 January 2018; • Irhamna, A. D. P., “Strategies to Boost Property Sector”, Harian Nasional, 9 January 2017; • Irhamna, A. D. P., “To Reflect 100% Freedom”, Koran Sindo, 25 August 2016; • Irhamna, A. D. P., “Indonesia Economy Still Fragile”, Investor Daily, 8 August 2016; • Irhamna, A. D. P., “Waiting for The Fed Drama”, Neraca Newspaper, 23 December 2015; • Irhamna, A. D. P., “Government’s Last Card”, Koran Sindo Newspaper, 5 December 2015; • Irhamna, A. D. P., “Forest Fires and Nawa Cita”, Neraca Newspaper, 21 January 2015; • Irhamna, A. D. P., "Jokowi and JK Fight Against Haze", Neraca Newspaper, 5 November 2014; • Irhamna, A. D. P., "Democracy and Economic Development", Neraca Newspaper, 20 August 2014; • Irhamna, A. D. P., "Budget Critique", Neraca Newspaper,4 June 2014; • Irhamna, A. D. P., "Three Keys on Food Price Stability", Bisnis Indonesia Newspaper, 2 May 2014; • Irhamna, A. D. P., "Railway as Locomotive Toward Equity", Neraca Newspaper, 9 April 2014.

MEDIA INTERVIEW (TELEVISION, RADIO, MAGAZINE, AND NEWSPAPER)

• MNC News, Voice of Indonesia, “Tax Amnesty”, 11 April 2016 (TV) • DAAI TV (Taiwan channel), “Indonesia Economic Update”, 17 February 2016 (TV) • DAAI TV (Taiwan channel), “China and Japan Investor in Indonesia”, 10 February 2016 (TV) • Ministry of Trade Magazine, “Indonesia Economic Update”, 9 February 2016 (Magazine) • CNN Indonesia, CNN Connected, “What is wrong with Japan Company?”, 3 February 2016 (TV) • Sindo News, Economic Update, “Focus on Three Key Infrastructure”, 24 January 2015 (Newspaper) • MNC News, Evening News, “Fuel Price Drop, to who?”, 4 January 2016 (TV) • MNC News, Morning News, “Economic Review in 2015”, 31 December 2015 (TV)

• Jak TV, Evening News, “Economic Review in 2015” (TV), 30 December 2015 • Sindo News, Economic Update “Boost Economic Growth”, 1 December 2015 (Newspaper) • DAAI TV, Halo Indonesia, “Labour Role on Economic Development”, 1 May 2015 (TV) • Community Column, “Create Student Intellectual Forum”, Joglosemar, 30 Mei 2011 (Newspaper)

TRAINING

• London Stock Exchange Group, “Inside the Market” London, 2017 • B-Enterprising, University of Birmingham, B Start-Up Launch Pad, Birmingham, 2017 • IELTS Academic Preparation Plus (Writing and Speaking), IALF, Jakarta, 2015 • IELTS Academic Preparation, IALF (Indonesia Australia Language Foundation), Jakarta, 2014 • Training the Trainer, AIESEC Romania, Bucharest, School of Value, 2012 • Pre-Job Training, Career Development Center FE UNS, 2012 • Management of Public Finance and Staffing, Center for Economic Development, FE UNS,

Surakarta, 2011

ORGANIZATION

Royal Economic Society, Regional Studies Association, Alumni KAFEB-UNS, HMI, LSC, AIESEC

ACHIEVEMENT

• Best Essay, National Debate Competition 2011, Padjajaran University, Bandung and presented at National Economy Seminar

REFERENCES Prof. Emili Tortosa-Ausina (Master Thesis Supvervisor) Instituto Valenciano de Investigaciones Economicas 46020 Valencia, Spain emili.tortosa@ivie.es

Prof. Didik J Rachbini (Senior Economist INDEF) Jl. Batu Merah No.45 Pejaten Timur, Pasar Minggu Jakarta, Indonesia 12510 didik.rachbini@indef.or.id

-Last updated 8 March 2018-

CURRICULUM VITAE

1. FAMILY NAME: LAROUCHE-MALTAIS 2. FIRST NAME: Alexandre 3. DATE OF BIRTH: 14 April 1988 4. NATIONALITY: Canada 5. RESIDENCE: Geneva, Switzerland 6. EDUCATION:

CONTACT: alexandre.l.maltais@gmail.com

Institution [Date from - date to] Degree (s) or Diploma (s):

Edu. 1 Graduate Institute | Geneva [Sept. 2011-July 2013] M.A. in International Law

Edu. 2 CERIUM - Université de Montréal [July 2010] University Diploma – European and International Environmental Law

Edu. 3 Centre for Trade Policy and Law (CTPL) – Carleton University | Ottawa [June 2010]

Advanced Certificate Program in Trade Negotiation Skills

Edu. 4 Université Jean-Moulin – Lyon 3 [July 2009] University Diploma – European Integration

Edu. 5 Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM) [Sept. 2007-July 2010]

B.A. in International Relations and International Law

7. LANGUAGE SKILLS: Indicate competence on a scale of 1 to 5 (1 - excellent, 5 - basic)

Language Reading Speaking Writing

French (native) 1 1 1

English 1 1 1

8. MEMBERSHIP OF PROFESSIONAL BODIES: None 9. OTHER SKILLS: Legal and jurisprudence research, and full computer literacy 10. PRESENT POSITION: Associate Economic Affairs Officer, United Nations Conference on Trade and Development 11. YEARS WITHIN THE ORGANIZATION: Since January 2019 12. KEY QUALIFICATIONS (RELEVANT TO THE PROJECT):

More than 7 years of extensive experience in trade and investment policy & research, legal analysis, in Canada and Europe, and trade-related technical assistance (TRTA) in developing countries, particularly in Ukraine, Indonesia, Caribbean and Sub-Saharan African countries A Master’s degree in International Law, focusing on investment and trade law in Geneva (Switzerland);

also received training on European integration in France, and international trade negotiation in Canada. Practical experience in trade-related technical issues, particularly on WTO and FTA negotiations and

implementation, regional integration, trade facilitation, SME development and gender & trade; Acted as Senior Technical Trade Expert, Researcher, and Trainer for many trade projects implemented by

U.N. Organizations and funded by international donors and foreign governments; Published extensively on trade and investment policies, free trade negotiation, trade facilitation, and

trade-related technical assistance and capacity building;

Professional experience in trade and investment, trade-related technical assistance, project management and coordination, SME development, and technical workshop organization: Currently serving as Associate Economic Affairs Officer within UNCTAD Trade Facilitation Section, in charge

of delivering trade facilitation workshops, trainings, and preparing policy documents. Former Senior Technical Trade Expert at the Conference Board of Canada, in charge of designing and

delivering training activities on FTA negotiation, export-readiness for SMEs, trade in services, trade remedies, trade facilitation, position papers preparation, public-private consultation (PPC) on trade policy, etc.

Has served as Geneva-based International Consultant for UNCTAD, ITC (UN/WTO), UNDP, and WTO, for delivered in-person training and research outcomes on WTO Agreements, trade policy, and best practices on cross-border procedures;

Has served as Researcher at Institut de Recherche en Economy Contemporaine, in charge of developing, delivering, and sharing results of a research project on Canada-EU CETA, with focus on public procurement rules and foreign investment liberalization impact on international businesses.

Excellent language, writing and presentation skills

Excellent French & English writing and presentation skills.

13. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

Employment 1 Date 01/2019 – present Location Geneva, Switzerland

Company United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD)

Position Associate Economic Affairs Officer

Reference: Mr. Poul HANSEN, Chief Trade Facilitation section | +41 22 917 3258 | poul.hansen@unctad.org

Serving as Associate Economic Affairs Officer, responsible for the delivery of the UNCTAD Empowerment Programme in Sub-Saharan Africa and English-speaking Caribbean countries. The following are key projects/assignments I contributed to implement:

From-to Location Company/ organization Position Description

2019- present

Geneva HQ, Sub-Saharan

Africa, Caribbean countries

UNCTAD / Poul HANSEN poul.hansen@unctad.org

Associate Economic

Affairs Officer

Trade Facilitation Expert for the implementation of the £1-million HMRC-WCO-UNCTAD Trade Facilitation Agreement Capacity Building Programme funded by the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting via Her Majesty Revenue and Customs (HMRC) from 2018-2020. Primarily responsible for delivering in-country trade facilitation capacity building workshops, designing trainings for public and private representatives, preparing Trade Facilitation Roadmaps, providing technical support to National Trade Facilitation Committees (NTFCs) in Caribbean countries (Antigua and Barbuda, Grenada, Dominica, Saint-Kitts-and-Nevis) and Sub-Saharan Africa.

Employment 1 Date 06/2016 – present Location Ottawa, Canada

Company The Conference Board of Canada Position Senior Trade & Investment Expert

Reference: Wenguo CAI, Director, International Programs, The Conference Board of Canada | +1 (613) 526-3280 | cai@conferenceboard.ca

Serving as the Senior Trade & Investment Expert at CBoC, responsible for project design and implementation, proposal preparation, trade policy analysis, and trade-related technical assistance projects. The following are key projects/assignments implemented at CBoC in the last 2 years.

From-to Location Company Position Description

2016- present

Canada & Indonesia

Global Affairs Canada /CBoC Wenguo CAI cai@conferenceboard.ca

Senior Trade &

Investment Expert

Senior Trade & Investment Expert for the implementation of the $12-million Indonesia-Canada Trade and Private Sector Assistance (TPSA) Program funded by the Canadian Government from 2014 to 2019. Primarily responsible for trade policy analysis, trade negotiations skills, trade information flow, regulatory reforms, trade in services, and trade and investment promotion activities between Indonesia and Canada.

2016- present

Canada & Ukraine

Global Affairs Canada /CBoC, Wenguo CAI cai@conferenceboard.ca

Senior Trade &

Investment Expert

Senior Technical Trade Expert for the 5-year, $13-million Canada-Ukraine Trade and Investment Support (CUTIS) project funded by the Government of Canada from 2016 to 2021; design and implement training on trade negotiation, trade in services, trade facilitation, export capacity-building for SMEs, and research activities on bilateral trade agreements for implementation.

2016-present

Canada

GCC/CBoC, Ref. Kristelle Audet, Associate Director,

Global Commerce Centre (GCC) audet@conferenceboard.ca

Senior Trade &

Investment Expert

Senior Trade & Investment Expert for international trade and investment research projects, internal resource person for research quality control, business development for future research projects. Author of “Investor-State Dispute Settlement: Restoring Consistency and Predictability in Tribunal Decisions,” in NAFTA 2.0 and Canada: Upgrading a 20th Century Deal for a 21st Century World, GCC, 2017. Team Leader of the “Making Gender-Responsive Free Trade Agreements” Project.

Employment 2 Date 06/2015-06/2016 Location Geneva, Switzerland

Company United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD)

Position International Consultant | Legal and Trade

Reference: Jan.Hoffmann, Chief, Trade Logistics Branch | Jan.Hoffmann@unctad.org

Served as International Consultant at UNCTAD, responsible for the design and delivery of trade-related training and capacity-building programs for government and private sector representatives.

2015-2016

Geneva HQ, Sub-

Saharan Africa

Joint UNCTAD/WCO Program, funded by the United Kingdom

Ref. Arantzazu Sanchez Belastegui, arantzazu.sanchez@unctad.org

International Consultant

Served as International Consultant on a three-year trade-related capacity-building project, to develop an UNCTAD certification training program on trade facilitation, and to deliver in-person training for policymakers, private sector representatives and customs officials. This GBP 2,7 million project was funded by Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs (HMRC).

2016 Haiti WTO

Ref. Jan.Hoffmann, Jan.Hoffmann@unctad.org

International Consultant

On behalf of UNCTAD and under the auspice of the WTO, designed and delivered a training workshop on the WTO TFA and regulatory reforms implementation in Haiti.

2015 Guinea-Bissau

UNDP Ref. Francis Andrianarison,

francis.andrianarison@undp.org

International Consultant

Conducted a trade facilitation situation analysis and needs assessment and drafted the trade facilitation chapter of Guinea-Bissau’s updated Diagnostic Trade Integration Studies (DTIS) under the Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF).

Employment 3 Date 09/2010-06-2016 Location Montréal, QC, Canada

Company Institut de Recherche en Economie Contemporaine (IREC)

Position Researcher, and Research Project Manager

Reference: Robert Laplante, Director General | robertlaplante@irec.net

Served as Researcher and Research Project Manager at IREC for 6 years, responsible for several research projects/initiatives.

2014-2016

Montréal Lettres sur le commerce international Research

Project Manager

Developed and drafted a series of short papers on trade-related selected topics, including on trade and inclusive growth, GVCs, Canada’s new trade policy, Canada-Africa trade, FTA negotiation & cultural exception, and the WTO DSB decision in the EC — Seal Products case.

2010-2014

Montréal Canada-EU CETA Researcher Conducted research on multiple aspects of Canada-EU CETA, including public procurement, investment chapter, etc. Formulated position papers on policy implications of free trade agreements, trade policy reforms, and impact of privatization and economic liberalization on national industrial policy;

2013 Montréal FTAs and culture Researcher Conducted and published a research project on how to integrate cultural considerations into FTAs.

Employment 4 Date 02/2013-06/2015 Location Geneva, Switzerland

Company International Trade Centre (U.N./WTO) Position International Consultant | Legal and Trade

Reference: Rajesh Aggarwal Chief, Trade Facilitation and Policy for Business | aggarwal@intracen.org

Served as International Consultant at ITC for 2 ½ years, in charge of coordinating two trade-related projects in Sub-Saharan Africa, and delivering in-field capacity-building activities and training.

2014-2015

Geneva, Multiple

countries

ITC’s Trade Facilitation Programme, multi-donors funded

International Consultant

Delivered trade facilitation training and capacity-building activities, conducted research on WTO TFA, conducted needs assessment missions in developing countries.

2014 Geneva, Namibia

ACCESS! Namibia International Consultant

Coordinated a gender-sensitive business support programme, including institutional mapping drafting, organizing missions, drafting press releases.

2013-2014

Geneva, Africa

Programme for building African Capacity for Trade (PACT II), funded by Canada

International Consultant

Analyzed national and regional economic and trade-related trends and business environment in high potential export markets for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).

Employment 6 Date 08/2012-12/2012 Location Geneva, Switzerland

Company Organisation internationale de la Francophonie (OIF)

Position Trainee | International Economics and Development

Reference: Antoine Barbry, Economic and Development Affairs Counsellor, OIF | antoine.barbry@francophonie.org

Served as Trainee at the Permanent Representation for La Francophonie at the United Nations and other International Organizations in Geneva for 5 months.

2012 Geneva Traineeship Trainee Reported on multilateral meetings and negotiations on trade and development at WTO and UNCTAD, and on the protection of intellectual property rights at WIPO; and drafted briefing notes, speeches, short reports on global issues related to global economics.

Employment 7 Date 02/2009-08/2011 Location Montréal & Québec, QC, Canada

Company Assemblée nationale du Quebec Position Political Advisor

Reference: Véronique Bergeron, Directrice, Bureau du député de Rosemont | vbergeron@assnat.qc.ca

Served as a Political Staff member at the Member of the National Assembly of Quebec for Rosemont’s Office for 2 ½ years.

2009-2011

Montréal & Québec,

QC, Canada

Member of the National Assembly of Quebec for Rosemont’s Office

Political Staffer

Drafted speeches and reports for the MP (former Minister of International Relations) on national & international political issues, economic development and trade; and prepared briefing notes on foreign political leaders and officials; prepared notes on FTA implementation process.

15. OTHER RELEVANT INFORMATION (Publications, Reports and Presentations)

Jessica Calista, Wenguo Cai, and Alexandre L. Maltais, “How to Conduct Trade Negotiation Consultations (TNC) and Prepare Position Papers: A Practical Guide for Indonesian Trade Negotiators and Private Sector Representatives” The Conference Board of Canada, Canada, to be published in 2019.

Alexandre L. Maltais and Barbara MacLaren, “Making Gender-Responsive Free Trade Agreements” Global Commerce Center, Ottawa, Canada. 2019

Alexandre L. Maltais and Oleksandra Brovko, “U CAN EXPORT” Step-by-Step Guide on How to Export to Canada for Ukrainian SMEs, 2017, Kiyv, Ukraine.

Alexandre L. Maltais, “Chapitre 3: Facilitation des échanges”, In Moubarack Lo, « Guinée-Bissau : Etude Diagnostique sur l’intégration du commerce (EDIC II) Cadre intégré renforce (2016-2021). » Programme des Nations unies pour le développement (PNUD), 291 p.

----- “The TPP and Cultural Diversity”, In What's the Big Deal? Understanding the Trans-Pacific Partnership. Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, March 2016, 19 p.

“Cultural Exemptions”, In Scott Sinclair, Stuart Trew, and Hadrian Mertins-Kirkwood, Making Sense of the CETA: An analysis of the final text of the Canada–European Union Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement. Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, September 2014, 128 p.

Alexandre L. Maltais and Monika Feigerlova, Obligations Undertaken by States under International Conventions for the Protection of Cultural Rights and the Environment, to What Extent they constitute a Limitation to Investors’ Rights under Bilateral or Multilateral Investment Contracts? Memoranda prepared for the UNESCO. Geneva: International Trade and Investment Law Clinic, 55 p.

Alexandre L. Maltais, Commerce et culture : protéger la culture dans les accords commerciaux. Rapport de recherche de l’IREC. Montréal, 2012, 44 p.

----- L’investissement dans l’Accord économique et commercial global Canada-Europe et ses conséquences sur le Québec. Rapport de recherche de l’IRÉC. Montréal, 2011, 31 p.

Accord économique et commercial global Canada-UE : Quelles conséquences pour le Québec? Rapport de recherche de l’IRÉC. Montréal, 2011, 39 p.

TONNY RIDUAN SIMORANGKIR HEAD OF MULTILATERAL III DIRECTORATE OF INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS AND INTER AGENCY

INDONESIA CUSTOMS AND EXCISE

MINISTRY OF FINANCE

PROFILE

Customs Specialist in several areas

such as International Trade, TFA, FTA,

and other related Customs

Modernization

CONTACT

PHONE:

+62811169789

WEBSITE:

www.beacukai.go.id

beacukaiRI

EMAIL:

tonny.riduan@customs.go.id

multilateral2.inacustoms@gmail.com

tonny_sim@yahoo.com

HOBBIES

Jogging

Swimming

Reading

EDUCATION

ITB

1993 - 1997

Undergraduate degree in Telecommunication Studies

ITB

1998 - 2001

Graduate degree in Industrial Management

WORK EXPERIENCE

Section Head of Restricted and Prohibited Good

Directorate of Enforcement and Investigation

2007–2012

Managed standarization and technical guidance on customs control

operation in restricted and prohibited goods on import and export

clearance

Section Head of Enforcement and Investigation – Customs House at

Soekarno Hatta International Airport

2013–2015

Managed customs control operation on cargo import and export

clearance and international passenger movement in Soekarno-Hatta

International Airport

Section Head of Multilateral –

Directorate of International Affairs and Inter Agency

2016–now

Manage international customs cooperations in World Trade

Organization (WTO), Asia Pacific Economic Communities (APEC) and

Asian-Europe Meeting (ASEM)

APEC FORUM

1. Project Overseer in Passenger Name Record for Government

(PNRGOV) Implemenation to Enhance Travel Facilitation

among APEC economies, Bali – 2016

2. Indonesia Delegateto APEC SCCP Meeting 2016-2019

APEC WORKSHOP on TRADE FACILITATION AGREEMENT, BALI 2019

Fatimah Alsagoff is Public Affairs Lead for Southeast Asia, Australia & New Zealand at UPS Asia Pacific.

Based in Singapore, she represents UPS with governments and other stakeholders on policy and

regulatory issues. Prior to joining UPS, Fatimah was an Associate at the US-ASEAN Business Council

advancing sectoral initiatives of companies in the areas of customs & trade facilitation and health & life

sciences, both bilaterally and at the ASEAN level.

She was formerly a government relations consultant with Vriens & Partners, a Southeast Asia-focused

corporate advisory firm. Highlights from her consulting experience include establishing and managing a

region-wide thought leadership and stakeholder engagement platform; organizing dialogues with

government, private sector, and civil society stakeholders in several Southeast Asian cities at the state,

national and regional levels; and identifying engagement and partnership opportunities. Fatimah

graduated from the National University of Singapore with a Bachelor of Social Sciences (Honours) in

Political Science.

Tony Irawan

HP/WA: +62 8111180904 Email: tonyirawan82@gmail.com; tonyirawan@ipb.ac.id 1)Senior Researcher, International Trade Analysis and Policy Studies (ITAPS)

2)Executive Secretary, Graduate Program in Economics

Faculty of Economics and Management

Bogor Agricultural University

Jl. Kamper, IPB Dramaga Campus, Bogor – Jawa Barat - Indonesia 16680

Education

University of Wuppertal, Germany 2011-2015

PhD in Economics

Funded by Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst (DAAD)

Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Paul JJ Welfens

Thesis: “Foreign Direct Investment Dynamics in South East Asian Countries: Theoretical

Aspect and New Empirical Evidence”

University of Adelaide, Australia 2006-2007

Master in Applied Economics

Funded by Australian Development Scholarship (ADS)

Bogor Agriculture University 2000-2004

Bachelor in Economics

Scholarships and Awards

PhD scholarship from Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst (DAAD), 2011-2015

Postgraduate Scholarship from Australian Development Scholarship (ADS), 2006-2007

Innovation Awards from Bogor Agricultural University, 2016

Publications

Feriansyah Abdullah, Noer Azham Achsani, Tony Irawan. 2018. The Effect of Financial

Liberalization and Capital Flows on Income Volatility in Asia-Pacific. Bulletin of

Monetary Economics and Banking.

Irfan Syauqi Beik, Tony Irawan. 2018. Dampak Zakat terhadap Kemiskinan dan

Kesejahteraan Mustahik (Kasus: BAZNAS Provinsi Jawa Tengah). AL-MUZARA'AH

(Journal of Islamic Economics and Finance).

Dadang Wahyu Juniarwoko, Tony Irawan, Lukytawati Anggraeni. 2017. Day-of-The-

Week Anomaly on Different Stock Capitalization: Evidence from Indonesian Stock Market.

AFEBI Economic and Finance Review.

Deviyantini Deviyantini, Iman Sugema, Tony Irawan. 2017. Structural Breaks dan

Ketidakstabilan Permintaan Uang di Indonesia. Jurnal Ekonomi dan Pembangunan

Indonesia.

Tony Irawan. 2017. Foreign Direct Investment Dynamics in South East Asian Countries:

Theoretical Aspects and New Empirical Evidence. Verlag Dr. Kovac.

Tony Irawan, Paul JJ Welfens. 2016. ICT Dynamics and Regional Trade Bias in Asia:

Theory and Empirical Aspects. EIIW Discussion paper

Paul JJ Welfens, Arthur Korus, Tony Irawan. 2016. Transatlantisches Handels-und

Investitionsabkommen: Handels-, Wachstums-und industrielle Beschäftigungsdynamik in

Deutschland, den USA und Europa. Walter de Gruyter GmbH & Co KG.

Lilia Endriana, Djoni Hartono, Tony Irawan. 2016. Green economy priority sectors in

Indonesia: a SAM approach. Environmental Economics and Policy Studies.

Paul JJ Welfens, Jens K Perret, Tony Irawan, Evgeniya Yushkova. 2015. Towards Global

Sustainability. Heidelberg and New York: Springer.

Paul JJ Welfens, Tony Irawan. 2014. Transatlantic trade and investment partnership:

sectoral and macroeconomic perspectives for Germany, the EU and the US. International

Economics and Economic Policy.

Tony Irawan. 2014. ICT and economic development: comparing ASEAN member states.

International Economics and Economic Policy.

Muhammad Firdaus, Irfan Syauqi Beik, Tony Irawan, Bambang Juanda. 2012. Economic

estimation and determinations of Zakat potential in Indonesia. Jeddah: Islamic Research

and Training Institute.

Tony Irawan, Djoni Hartono, Ferry Irawan, Arief Anshory Yusuf. 2012. Infrastructure

Improvement and Its Impacts on the Indonesian Economic Performance. Journal of

Indonesian Economy and Business (JIEB).

Djoni Hartono, Tony Irawan, Noer Azam Achsani. 2011. An analysis of energy intensity

in Indonesian manufacturing. International Research Journal of Finance and Economics.

Rina Oktaviani, Tony Irawan, Lukytawati Anggraeni. 2010. The impact of fiscal and

monetary policy on industry and Indonesian economy: A computable general equilibrium

analysis. AFBE 2010 CONFERENCE PAPERS.

Rina Oktaviani, Tony Irawan. 2009. Does decentralization foster a good trade and

investment climate? Early lessons from Indonesian decentralization. ARTNeT Policy

Briefs.

Djoni Hartono, Tony Irawan. 2008. Decentralization policy and equality: A theil analysis

of Indonesian income inequality. Working Papers in Economics and Development Studies

(WoPEDS)

Teaching Experience

Bogor Agricultural University 2000-now

Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Econometrics, Monetary Economics, Public Economics,

Bank and Other Financial Institution, Central Bank and Monetary Policy, International

Finance.

Darma Persada University (UNSADA) 2010

Cost Benefit Analysis for Renewable Energy.

University of Pertamina (UP) 2016-2017

Basic Statistical Economics, Advanced Statistical Economics

Researcher, Expert and Consultant

World Bank Jakarta, Short Term Consultant (2008)

Fiscal Policy Agency (BKF), Consultant (2009; 2016-2017)

National Development Planning Agency (Bappenas), Consultant (2010-2011; 2016)

National Energy Board (DEN), Consultant (2011)

Inter-CAFÉ IPB, Researcher (2009-2011)

European Institute for International Economic Relations (EIIW) at University of

Wuppertal, Germany, Researcher (2011-2015)

Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ), Consultant (2017)

National Council for Special Economic Zones, Consultant (2017)

Ministry of Trade, Consultant (2010 – 2011; 2015- present)

BINS - Central Bank of Indonesia, Consultant (2017-present)

International Trade Analysis and Policy Studies (ITAPS), Researcher (2015- present)

UNCTAD-ArtNET, Focal Point (2018-present)

Membership of Scientific Organization

The European Economic Association, 2012-2015

International Schumpeter Association, 2012-2015

Ikatan Sarjana Ekonomi Indonesia, 2016-present

The East Asian Economic Association, 2008-present

The Indonesian Regional Science Association, 2008-present

Research and Community Services

The Formulation of Indonesian Strategy in Non Tariffs Measures (NTMs) Policies.

Penyusunan Strategi Kebijakan Non Tarif dan Penurunan Hambatan Non Tarif. Funded

by Ministry of Trade, Indonesia, 2017.

Performance Evaluation of Special Economic Zones in Indonesia 2017. Perumusan

Penilaian Kinerja dan Capaian KEK dan Evaluasi Capaian KEK Tahun 2017. Funded by

National Council for Special Economic Zones, 2017.

An Analysis of Commodity-Based Corporate Risk and Financial Stability in Indonesia,

Analisa Risiko Korporasi Berbasis Komoditas terhadap Stabilitas Keuangan. Funded by

Central Bank of Indonesia, 2017.

An Analysis of Indonesian Positioning under ASEAN-Canada FTA. Posisi Runding

Indonesia dalam kerangka kerjasama ASEAN-Kanada. Funded by Ministry of Trade,

Indonesia, 2017.

An Analysis on Housing Preferences of Low Income Households in the Urban Areas (Studi

Preferensi Hunian bagi Masyarakat Berpenghasilan Rendah (MBR) di Perkotaan). Funded

by National Development Planning Agency (Bappenas), 2016.

The Impact of CPO on Rural Development and Poverty Alleviation (Dampak Produk CPO

sebagai APEC Development Products Terhadap Pembangunan Pedesaan dan Pengentasan

Kemiskinan). Funded by Badan Pengelola Dana Perkebunan Kelapa Sawit (BPDPKS),

2016.

The New Paradigm of Subsidy Policy: The Direct Fertilizer Subsidy on Food Commodities

(Paradigma Baru Kebijakan Subsidi: Subsidi Langsung untuk Komoditas Pangan). Funded

by Fiscal Policy Agency (BKF), Ministry of Finance and GIZ, 2016.

Increasing Gains of International Trade Partnerships (Peningkatan Pemanfaatan Hasil

Kerja Sama Perdagangan Internasional). Funded by Directorate General of International

Trade Partnership, Ministry of Trade of Indonesia (Dirjen Kerja Sama Perdagangan

Internasional Kementerian Perdagangan RI). 2015.

Blue Print on Mechanism of Indonesian International Trade Agreement (Penyusunan

Cetak Biru Mekanisme Perundingan Perdagangan Internasional). Funded by Directorate

General of International Trade Partnership, Ministry of Trade of Indonesia (Dirjen Kerja

Sama Perdagangan Internasional Kementerian Perdagangan RI), 2015.

Indonesian Position for Agricultural Products on the 10th WTO Ministerial Conference

(Posisi Runding Indonesia untuk Produk Pertanian pada 10th WTO Ministerial

Conference). Funded by Ministry of Trade of Indonesia, 2015.

The Construction of Social Accounting Matriks for Energy Issue in Indonesia. Funded by

National Energy Board Indonesia, 2011.

Credit Guarantee and Investment Facility (CGIF). Funded by Fiscal Policy Agency,

Ministry of Finance, Indonesia, 2010.

A Research Study to Assess the Effectiveness of Policies Designed to Mitigate the Impact

of the Global Financial crisis in Indonesia”. Funded by International Labor Organization,

2010.

The Impact of HPAI on Indonesian Economic Performance: a Multimarket Analysis.

Funded by ILRI, 2010.

Plausible Futures for Economic Development and Structural Adjustment in Indonesia -

Impacts and Policy Implications for the Asia-Pacific Region. Funded by IFPRI, 2009-

2010.

Effects of Biofuels on Agricultural Development, Food Security, Poverty and The

Environment In Indonesia. Funded by IFAD, 2009-2010.

Indonesian Industrial Structure and Patterns. Funded by Ministry of Industry, Indonesia,

2009.

Indonesian Microfinance Industry Mapping. Funded by Central Bank of Indonesia, 2009.

The Impact of Inflation on Rural Poverty. An Econometrics Approach. Funded by Ministry

if Higher Education, Indonesia, 2009.

The Impact of Infrastructure on Macro Economic Variable. a Computable General

Equilibrium Analysis. Funded by Fiscal Policy Agency, Ministry of Finance, Indonesia,

2009.

February 2018

Tony Irawan

Yann Duval Chief, Trade Facilitation Unit, Trade, Investment and Innovation Division, United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP)

Yann Duval is Chief, Trade Facilitation Unit, Trade, Investment and Innovation Division, United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP). Since joining the United Nations (UN) in 2002, he has designed and delivered capacity building programmes and advisory services on trade policy and facilitation throughout the ESCAP region, including the trade facilitation segment of the Regional WTO Trade Policy Course at the National University of Singapore.

Dr. Duval has been instrumental in the creation and development of the Asia-Pacific Research and Training Network on Trade (ARTNeT), a network of leading research and academic institutions in developing countries of the region aiming at building capacity in trade and investment policy and facilitation research for evidence-based policy making. As coordinator of the ARTNeT trade facilitation research, Dr. Duval has overseen the delivery as well as directly contributed to various regional studies in this area. His recent analytical work has focused on trade facilitation and regional integration, including the development of a global bilateral trade cost database in collaboration with the World Bank.

He currently leads the activities of the United Nations Network of Experts for Paperless Trade and Transport in Asia and the Pacific (UNNExT), a community of experts dedicated to making trade more transparent and efficient through electronic exchange of information. He and his team also provide the technical and secretariat support for the Framework Agreement on Facilitation

of Cross-Border Paperless Trade in Asia and the Pacific, a new UN treaty finalized by ESCAP member States in 2016 to enable the mutual recognition of electronic trade-related data and documents among parties.

Prior to joining the United Nations, Dr. Duval was Assistant Professor of International Business and of Agricultural Economics at the Asian Institute of Technology (AIT) and Washington State University (USA), respectively. His work has been published in various academic journals, including International Tax and Public Finance and the American Journal of Agricultural Economics. He holds a Ph.D. in economics from Kansas State University, USA as well as an engineering degree from ESA Purpan, France.