Our Team

Yuswandi

Information Technology

Wandi has an undergraduate in IT with more than 12 years of work experience as IT staff at International NGO since Tsunami projects in Aceh. Prior to joining Tetra Tech SEA Project, Wandi worked as IT staff at Save the Children Aceh Program (AERA - Aceh Earthquake Relief Assistance Project), as Administrative/IT at USAID - Health Services Program (West Aceh & Aceh Jaya District Office), then back to Save the Children Aceh Program as IT staff. Then, he finally moved to Jakarta to work as Database Officer of Sponsorship Program at Save the Children International Indonesia Country Office Jakarta.

Wen Wen

Marine Spatial Planning Technical Lead

Wen Wen received his bachelor degree in Geography from University of Indonesia in 2004 and master degree in IT for Natural Resource Management from University of Agriculture Bogor in 2008. After completion of his degree, he was appointed as GIS & Data Coordinator in Marine Program of The Nature Conservancy based in Bali and since 2012 he was then promoted as Associate of Marine Spatial Planner for Lesser Sunda Ecoregion Marine Project. In 2014, started to work as Marine Spatial Analyst consultant for Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries and some projects with International NGO and private company. Started in March until September 2016, he was appointed as Senior Spatial Planner for Participatory Mapping Project (Pmap2) with Land Equity International – Australian Company. He joined USAID SEA Project as GIS/Spatial Planning Specialist in January 2016 and was promoted as Marine Spatial Planning Technical Lead a year later. His interests are focused on marine spatial planning, marine protected areas and integrated coastal management using decision support system tool, remote sensing and geographic information system.

Rifki Furqan

Sustainable Fisheries Coordinator

Rifki officially joined Tetra Tech for USAID Sustainable Ecosystems Advanced (USAID SEA) Project in January 2018 as Sustainable Fisheries Coordinator. He has been working on sustainable fisheries and marine conservation issue since he graduated from Sekolah Tinggi Perikanan Jakarta in 2008. He has background in aquatic resources management and graduated from double degree Water and Coastal Management master program from Oldenburg University (Germany) and Groningen University (the Netherlands) in 2012. Before joining USAID SEA Project, Rifki worked with Rare Indonesia as one of the Fish Forever Program Implementation Managers. His main role was ensuring work plan implementation in three campaign sites (Teluk Kolono, KKKPD Kaimana and TWP Gili Matra). He is a licensed diver and certified in project management.

Afandy Djauhari

Contract and Financial Management Specialist

Afandy Djauhari  joined USAID SEA Project in July 2017 as Contract and Financial Management Specialist. His role is to oversee the contracting mechanisms used by the USAID SEA Project for all its subcontractors that are contracted to assist in the implementation of the Project. Before joining USAID SEA, he was a technical specialist in finance and Accounting management for designing and conducting capacity building for Local NGOs  in Jakarta , Aceh , Medan, Sulawesi,  Kalimantan, Bali and Papua. He has more than years experience working with USAID-funded projects  such as SFCG ; USAID-SERASI and  USAID-Emitra. He also has experience as  Finance controller specialist to manage the MCAI–project in Sulawesi, Kupang and Lombok. He has Bachelor Degree in Accounting  at UPI YAI and took further advanced study in Accounting at ISPAS in Singapore and Master Degree for International Relation at LSPR London school.

Khusnul Khotimah

Finance Assistant

Khusnul Khotimah or Unul officially joined USAID SEA Project in February 2017 as Finance Assistant. She is an Economic graduate who has strong interest in environment, health, children and women empowerment issue. Her interest in children issue has gotten her into numbers of teaching activities voluntarily. Also, she is now in a mission to raise awareness about mental health issue through her writing and social media platforms. When not working, She either captures moments, writes, or reads. Psychology books have always been her main reading.

Alan White

Chief of Party

Alan White joined TetraTech ARD Inc. in April 2016 to serve as the Chief of Party for the USAID Sustainable Ecosystem Advanced (SEA) Project. Alan has experience in all aspects of coastal management implementation, research, and administration from 30 years of fieldwork in Southeast Asia. He has undertaken studies on the management, conservation, ecology, and economics of coastal resource systems and marine protected areas (MPAs).  He is the founding member of the Coastal Conservation and Education Foundation, Inc. in the Philippines where he did his Pew Fellowship to develop a MPA monitoring system. Alan has a Ph.D. from the University of Hawaii, Department of Geography, in marine resource management.

Tiene Gunawan

Deputy Chief of Party

Tiene Gunawan 20 years of experience in conservation planning, capacity development for marine resource and fisheries as well as other environmental issues, environmental management, and GIS and spatial analysis. She has been working in many policy initiatives in marine resource management in Indonesia and in the Asia-Pacific Region, including the Coral Triangle area and the Bird’s Head Seascape.  She focuses her work in partnership building, policy and research, institutional development, as well as in program development and project management. She has been working in a network of international organizations, international firms, government and non-government organizations, and academic institutions. Her interest is in system dynamic and system modeling for marine spatial plan.

Andi Wardana

Finance Officer

Andi officially joined USAID SEA Project in October 2016 as Finance Officer. Andi has experience working in a number of local NGOs, INGOs, and multi donor funds since 2004. Before joining JUSAID SEA project, he worked in Finance unit of Law and Justice project and poverty reduction project of DFAT in Jakarta and also for Tsunami emergency response program in Aceh for some years with International Multi Donor Funds. Andi has extensive background working with non-profit institutions to build internal and external Finance systems and procedures and has demonstrated skills in handling full set of finance/accounting, ranging from preparing and analyzing financial report and grants management.

Asri Puji Lestari

Conservation Project Specialist

Asri Puji Lestari officially joined Tetra Tech for USAID Sustainable Ecosystems Advanced (USAID SEA) Project in May 2017 as the Marine Conservation Project Specialist. She has background in Biological science and graduated as Master of Ecological Studies from Kanazawa University Japan. Before joining SEA Project, Asri was working as a scientist in environmental consultant and was exposed to environmental and socio-economic studies for about five years. Have passion in marine and diving is her hobby, Asri decided to move working in SEA-Project because of her calling in marine conservation. In the mean time she also actively involved in conservation voluntary projects with International and National NGOs.  

SesRini Mardiani

Fisheries Specialist

Edward Hutabarat

Senior Monitoring and Evaluation Specialist

Edward Hutabarat officially joined the USAID SEA Project in August 2017 as Senior Monitoring and Evaluation Specialist. Edward has been working with INGOs and G to G Project since mid-1996. He has been working with DFAT and USAID since 2007 in the area of  Health, Agriculture, Basic Education and Higher Education. Before joining USAID SEA Project, Edward has dedicated his experience in Monitoring & Evaluation in USAID AMARTA Project and Save the Children for SBM Project in Maluku and North Maluku. His role was to support the stakeholders to develop their M&E System, Planning and the development of their program. His speciality is in project management particularly in Planning, Program Development and Monitoring Evaluation.

Purwanto

Senior Fisheries Advisor

Purwanto joined the USAID SEA Project as Senior Fisheries Advisor in December 2016. He has experience as an Indonesian government official, serving for more than 30 years, in the areas of fisheries research, management and development. The responsibilities in those areas of services included fish stock assessment, protection and rehabilitation; fisheries monitoring, evaluation, licensing and surveillance; fisheries infrastructure development; small-scale fishery empowerment; and involvement in the bilateral and multilateral cooperation in the field of fisheries research and management. He also has experience working in a number of international donor-funded projects, government-to-government projects, and projects of non-government organizations. He is member of the National Commission for Fisheries Resources Assessment for more than 10 years, and was a member of the MMAF Commission for Marine and Fisheries Research and Development. Purwanto received a Ph.D. in fisheries economics from James Cook University (Australia).  

Erline Tasmania

Program Coordinator

Christina Tampubolon

Finance Manager

Christina Tampubolon  joined USAID SEA Project in June 2016 as Finance Manager. Her role is to support Project in Finance  to Develop and maintain systems for program expenditure monitoring and Ensure the timeliness of financial reporting and responsiveness to specific donor requests on financial and compliance matters. She had her Bachelor degree in Accounting  and Master degree from Trisakti University in Business Management. Christina has been working with Private Company since 2002 as Senior Accountant and started working as Finance and Administration Manager  with  INGOs, USAID  and also with G to G Project  since 2005 in the area of  Health, Agriculture, Basic Education and Environment. Before joining USAID SEA Project, Christina has dedicated her experience mostly in Finance and Administration  in several USAID Projects such as PCHC and IMACS. She also has some experiences in finance sector with INGOs such as Save the Children and Plan International and also involved in G to G project such as BAPPENAS with MCC and MCA .  

Christiana Yuni Kusmiati

Governance Advisor

Christiana Yuni Kusmiati has more than 15 years experiences as a policy and institutional strengthening specialist, policy researcher, academician and director of public policy center studies. She focuses her works on institutional, policy, and bureaucracy reform issues at national, and local government level in Indonesian decentralization system context, before and during the implementation of Law No. 23/2014 on Local Government. She has started her works on sustainable marine and fisheries management in Indonesia since 2012.

Stacey Tighe

Biodiversity Advisor

Irna Sari

Fisheries Advisor

Asril Djunaidi

Regional Technical Director

Christovel Rotinsulu

West Papua Program Coordinator