Chrysant Lily Kusumowardoyo

Chrysant Lily Kusumowardoyo (Lily) is currently serving as the Country Director, providing the overall leadership and strategic development of ASB’s Country Programme in Indonesia and the Philippines. Since joining ASB in 2016, Lily has worked in different key positions. She started as a Partnership Coordinator, managing grant partnerships with ten local partners in Indonesia and the Philippines. In 2018 she became the DiDRRN Program Manager, managing an ASB-led consortium program focusing on regional-level advocacy and country-level implementation throughout the Asia-Pacific region. From 2020-2022 she was the Partnership Manager, maintaining ASB’s grant partnership portfolio in Indonesia and the Philippines while leading research and innovation projects for inclusive humanitarian response.

Lily is a development professional by training, with a master’s degree in gender and development from the Institute of Social Studies at Erasmus University Rotterdam. In the past 15 years, she has consistently focused on social inclusion and community resilience through her work with various international development organisations in Indonesia and overseas.

Agnes Patongloan

Agnes Patongloan joined ASB for the first time in 2010 for two years and rejoined in 2016. She is currently managing ASB’s DiDRRN project on the inclusion of persons with disabilities in preparedness and emergency response. Prior to it, she also managed inclusive emergency response and early recovery programs post-earthquake and tsunami and inclusive COVID-19 response in Central Sulawesi and inclusive disaster management capacity building program for government officials in Indonesia. Through this program and her previous works, she works closely with local Organisations of Persons with Disabilities (OPDs) for a more inclusive DRR and humanitarian response. She has more than ten years of experience in disaster risk management and humanitarian response with various organisations. She has extensive, inclusive facilitation, training and capacity development experiences throughout her professional working years.

Ary Ananta Prasetya

Ary Ananta Prasetya joined ASB in September 2013 as a Project Officer for facilitated projects on community based inclusive disaster risk reduction (DRR). He currently manages the ASB emergency response team and provides technical support to the program and projects level-related inclusive DRR, humanitarian action, capacity building, and stakeholder engagement. He was part of the Sphere (Humanitarian Charter and Minimum Standards in Humanitarian Response) and Humanitarian Inclusion Standards (HIS) as a global trainer. He contributed to the development of the Indonesia National Standard on the Resilient Village (2017) and the IASC Guidelines on the Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities in Humanitarian Action (2019).

Using his background as a local volunteer during the Tsunami in Aceh 2004 and Earthquake in Yogyakarta in 2006, he encouraged people to put the most at-risk people at the centre as the core for inclusive community engagement in the development, DRR and humanitarian action.

Rofikul Hidayat

Rofikul Hidayat joined ASB for the first time in 2008 for five years and rejoined in 2014. He is currently managing ASB’s project on Partners for Inclusion: Localising Inclusive Humanitarian Response (PIONEER). He has experience in the implementation of school-based and community-based inclusive disaster risk reduction programs and eco-tourism livelihood projects. He develops his career with particular expertise in disaster risk management, develops a disaster risk reduction plan document, social inclusion, and community empowerment. His skills include inclusive facilitation on training, institutional capacity development and strategy establishment for partnership, government engagement and meaningful participation of the community.

Bibit Sofani Ngusman

Bibit Sofani Ngusman (Bibit) serves as Finance Manager, which is responsible for leading financial organization management for day to day financial operations, managing direct project implementation and grant partnership projects through local partners in Indonesia, Philippines and Asia-Pacific. She also contributes to developing ASB partner financial guidelines, ASB financial guidelines and requirements include the financial capacity building material.  She provides mutual liaison and support for ASB with head office, donors and partners in terms of budgeting, forecasting, financial reporting and audit.

Bibit joined ASB in May 2011. She has more than 15 years of experience from several non-government organizations under the finance department and operations for emergency and development projects since she began in 2006. She received a bachelor’s degree in accounting and a master’s degree in Business Administration from Gadjah Mada University, Indonesia.

Ika Prastiwisari

Ika Prastiwisari joined ASB in 2011 for ASB Disability-inclusive Disaster Risk Reduction School Project in Mentawai, West Sumatera, as Finance and Admin Officer. Then join the project team for Community DiDRR in Mentawai and Technical Assistance for Training Teams (TATTs) in 5 provinces in Indonesia. She currently supports the ASB Finance Department as Finance Grant Officer. She supports ASB’s partners in Indonesia, the Philippines and Asia-Pacific to meet the ASB and donor’s financial requirements. Experiences as part of project teams enhanced her capacity for problem-solving in financial issues and her trainer’s skill for financial guidelines and requirements. Ika holds a Bachelor of Political Science from Gadjah Mada University, majoring in Sociology. 

Rani Sawitri

Rani Sawitri joined ASB in 2007 for a school-based DRR program until 2010 implemented the largest school-based DRR Education project in Indonesia for inclusive schools, special needs schools, and children with disabilities outside school. She rejoined in 2015 as Training and Capacity Transfer Coordinator. She is currently managing capacity building activities for ASB and partners in coordination with the programme/project manager. She is also responsible for developing IEC materials for training and the project’s knowledge product. She has extensive overseas training and facilitation experience in the field of capacity development and humanitarian action. She is a national safe school facilitator who works closely with the Ministry of Education. She has experience in managing mangrove conservation and restoration projects with a master’s degree from Environmental Management Gadjah Mada University.

Husna Yuni Wulansari

Husna Yuni Wulansari joined ASB in February 2020 as a Research Officer for a research project about inclusive water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), while supporting some communication-related tasks in several projects. She currently leads, develops, and implements the communication strategy and plans of the ASB’s programme/projects and the DiDRRN (Disability Inclusive Disaster Risk Reduction Network) consortium. Before joining ASB, Husna worked as a research assistant for various on-campus research projects focusing on social inclusion, water governance, nonviolent actions, and global south politics. Husna holds a Bachelor of Political Science (International Relations) from Gadjah Mada University, Indonesia.

Dwi Sakti Murdaningsih

Dwi Sakti Murdaningsih joined ASB Indonesia and the Philippines in June 2017 as a Programme Assistant. She is currently responsible for supporting the administrative and financial requirements of all projects/programmes in ASB. Prior to joining ASB, Dwi Sakti worked as a Programme Assistant in numerous national and international NGOs focusing on the issues of reproductive health, women, and children. She obtained her degree from Public Administration Law in Muhammadiyah University Yogyakarta.

Titi Nugraheni

Titi Nugraheni joined ASB in April 2016 as Administrator & Logistic Assistant. She is a performing and knowledgeable administrative officer with 8+ years of experience managing various daily office operations, maintaining documents and files, and being in charge of office supplies. Besides providing administrative support for all staff and projects, she is responsible for providing logistic support and overseeing the overall logistic processes in support of the organisation’s objectives. She is an effective communicator with a highly professional attitude, excellent organisation skills, strong attention to accuracy and detail, multitasking and well-developed teamwork abilities.

Rachman Sanjaya

Rachman Sanjaya holds a background in accounting and economy with working experience of more than fourteen years as accounting, finance, and administrative staff. He was the Head of Accounting and Finance in a branch office of a multinational company in Indonesia. Rachman started his career in non-governmental organisations in 2015. He supported the financial aspects of several projects related to decreasing maternal mortality rate, strengthening the health system for tuberculosis, HIV, and malaria, capacity building for governmental apparatuses and basic services, and building economic opportunities in agriculture. Rachman is currently supporting the finance team of ASB Indonesia and the Philippines from 2020.

Fabio Dinasti

Fabio Dinasti began his career in humanitarian projects by joining emergency response to the Padang earthquake in 2009. He has been developing his skills and capacity on disaster management as a staff and volunteer for different local NGOs. He is an active member of Forum Pengurangan Risiko Bencana (FPRB / Disaster Risk Reduction Forum) of West Sumatra Province since 2014. His expertise includes community empowerment, especially the empowerment of the at-risk groups. He joined ASB in 2018 for a humanitarian programme in West Sumatra in 2018 and in Central Sulawesi in 2019. Currently, he is involved in the PIONEER project as a Project Capacity Building Officer.