Global Future Fellows
(GFF) 2022
(GFF) 2022
Global Future Fellows (GFF) is a short-term fellowship program initiated by Pijar Foundation, in line with our spirit to promote ‘collaborative governance’ between public, private, and community sectors.
GFF, and ‘collaborative governance’ generally, reflects Indonesia’s traditional ‘Gotong Royong’ spirit, which is collective resource-sharing to execute complex tasks.
Each GFF edition will take on a different thematic issue.
GFF’s impact will extend beyond the program’s end-date.
As G20 President, Indonesia has chosen energy transition as one of its three priorities, with the unique opportunity to amplify global momentum towards cleaner energy sources and lower emissions, while still fostering equitable socio-economic development.
Indonesia’s energy transition requires not just the installation of innovative technologies, but also an enabling environment in terms of re-shaped mindsets, market practices, as well as policies. According to the International Institute for Sustainable Development, the Government of Indonesia would need to invest around USD8 billion annually to achieve its 2025 renewable energy targets over the next decade.
The luncheon was attended by Vice Minister of State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs) of the Republic of Indonesia, Pahala Mansury; Senior Advisor to the Minister of Investment of the Republic of Indonesia/Head of Indonesian Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM), M. Pradana Indraputra; AVPN Advisor, Arsjad Rasjid; Chief Executive Officer of AVPN, Naina Batra; Executive Director of Pijar Foundation, Ferro Ferizka; as well as major global philanthropists.
Through interactions with experts, decision-makers, peers, as well as site-visits, GFF will equip participants with the knowledge, skill-sets and networks needed to safeguard the crucial issue of energy transition, while being cognizant of the unique Indonesian local context.
- Short-Term ProgramTaking place between
September - October 2022 - Knowledge and Network ElevationFellows will engage in knowledge upgrading activities, while building a multi-disciplinary coalition of global change-makers
- Action Roadmap Design
(Rencana Aksi Bersama)The Action Roadmap (Rencana Aksi Bersama) will be presented and coordinated with key decision-makers in the years ahead
- Access to global and national network of strategic players
- Platform for professional development
- Concrete contribution to problem-solving
- Fully-funded residencies in Bali (Sofitel Nusa Dua) and Jakarta
- Certificate
- Be an Indonesian citizenCan live overseas but commit to onsite participation during the program dates
- Have minimum Bachelor's degreeHold a minimum of Bachelor’s degree, from an Indonesian or an overseas institution
- Be committedFellows must commit to participate in all of the events and activities under the Fellowship agenda
- Be experiencedHave at least 7-10 years of academic or professional experience
- Be proficient in EnglishBe proficient in English, as some components of the Fellowship will be delivered by our global partners
- Have strong track record in the energy sectorHave strong track record in the energy sector (from the public, private, or community sectors) and commitment to leverage the program’s learnings to make positive impact
Start of Call for Applications
Global Future Fellows 2022: Residency in
Sofitel Nusa Dua, Bali
Global Future Fellows 2022: Working Session in Jakarta
Final Action Roadmap Presentation in Jakarta
Keynote Speeches and Panel Talks
Masterclasses
Networking Events
Breakout Discussions
#SolveTheEnergyFutureNow through Collaborative Governance with Public, Private, and Community Sectors
Collaborative Governance Part 1.0: Empathy and Problem Synthesizing
Transformational Leaders for Sustainability
Drafting of ‘Action Roadmap for Indonesia’s Energy Transition’
Indonesia’s Energy Transition in the Broader Asia Context
Collaborative Governance Part 2.0: Toolbox for Stakeholder Mapping and Engagement
Sustainable, Equitable Energy Transition: Fostering Prime Technology and Talents
Presentation of ‘Action Roadmap for Indonesia’s Energy Transition’ to key decision-makers
En Route Net Zero 2060: The Role and Direction of Indonesia’s Energy Transition
Collaborative Governance Part 3.0: From Ideation to Action
Sustainable, Equitable Energy Transition: Unlocking Innovative Financing
Global Investments in Innovation
Sustainable, Equitable Energy Transition: Ensuring Socio-Economic Inclusivity
Multi-Stakeholder Collaborations for Energy Transition and Sustainability
Sustainable, Equitable Energy Transition: The Media’s Critical Role
#SolveTheFutureNow: Collaborative Governance as a Critical Path Forward
Site-Visits and Cultural Activities
Each GFF edition will take on a different thematic area.
GFF 2022 will take place from September – October in Bali and Jakarta, and focus on the topic of Safeguarding Indonesia’s Energy Transition, chosen in alignment with Indonesia’s G20 Presidency priorities and urgent domestic policy targets.
The costs of return flight and accommodation during the Bali and Jakarta Residencies will be fully covered.
GF Fellows will receive a Certificate at the program's culmination.
We also expect GFF's impact to extend beyond the program’s end-date. The Action Roadmap and the created global network will be a launchpad for scaled, sustained, and impactful collaborations.
An Action Roadmap for Indonesia’s sustainable and just energy transition is expected at the GFF’s culmination. The roadmap will be coordinated with key decision-makers to guide players in a common direction.
The organizers will cover fellows’ costs of return flight, accommodation, and GFF agenda-related transport cost.
What are you waiting for?
If you have questions about GFF 2022, please contact us!
Ellya Rizki Handayani, Policy and Partnership Specialist
Email: ellya@pijarfoundation.org
