Retno Wihanesta
Research Analyst/Urban Transport Planner, WRI Indonesia
Retno is WRI Indonesia's Urban Transport Planner where her work primarily focuses on sustainable city issues. She provides technical assistances to governments on the improvements of road safety and sustainable transport, not only on conceptual designs, but also in its implementation. Prior to joining WRI, she worked at GIZ (German International Cooperation) for Sustainable Urban Transport Improvement Project (SUTIP) which is part of its climate change portfolio. At this project, she was assigned as the Transport Advisor. Her task was also providing technical assistances to governments on sustainable urban transport, such as parking management, public transport improvement, and sustainable area development.
Retno holds BSc in City and Regional Planning from Bandung Institute of Technology and MSc in Infrastructure Planning from University of Stuttgart.
During her free time, she likes spending the time with family and travelling.
Research
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Projects
Urban Community Resilience Assessment
Visit ProjectAmplifying vulnerable communities’ voices in adaptation decision-making to advance effective, equitable and resilient urban development
Part of Urban DevelopmentCities4Forests
Launch PlatformLaunch Platform Visit ProjectA global alliance of cities acting to conserve, restore and sustainably manage forests and nature to support human well-being.
Part of CitiesClean Air Catalyst
Launch PlatformLaunch Platform Visit ProjectA global partnership for accelerating clean air and climate solutions
Part of Air QualityAir Quality
Visit ProjectAdvancing data-driven solutions for cleaner air, better health and a more stable climate
Part of CitiesElectric Mobility
Visit ProjectIncreasing access to electric vehicles and charging infrastructure, and optimizing to reduce emissions.
Part of CitiesHealth & Road Safety
Visit ProjectCreating safer mobility systems to connect people to opportunities and foster sustainable, equitable cities.
Part of CitiesUrban Mobility
Visit ProjectImproving quality of life, health and opportunity in cities through sustainable and safe transport and urban design.
Part of Cities