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Alifia Firliani

Moving towards targeted anti-poverty programs: lessons from Indonesia

April 21, 2020

by Alifia Firliani, Aulia Larasati

Alifia Firliani

Alifia Firliani is a senior policy associate at J-PAL Southeast Asia (SEA). She assists the policy team in outreach efforts with key partners to develop new research collaborations and help share evidence to inform policies. Prior to joining J-PAL she has earned a Masters degree in Health Communication at the University of Sydney.

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