Ir. WINDHU HIDRANTO, MPA
As a former public servant, he has extensive experience in the of government projects and their organizational mechanism, funded by both government and donor funding. In the private sector, he also has extensive experience in the generation of funding for projects (project financing), especially as Senior Advisor to the development of projects/investment for various local governments.
He has also been tasked by the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) to assist the National Planning Agency (BAPPENAS) in designing the Financing Mechanism for PPP Projects in the “social infrastructure” sectors, such as education and health.
Also, in his role as Transaction Advisor , he has been asked to assist several private investors in setting up the most appropriate scheme of PPPs, to “breakthrough” the financing challenges being faced in the development of infrastructure in Indonesia.
On the Local Government level, he has helped to design and formulate the Master Plan for Regional Investment (Rencana Umum Penanaman Modal Daerah/RUPMD) and support capacity building of the Coordination Team for Regional PPP (Tim Koordinasi Kerja Sama Daerah/TKKSD) of the City of Bekasi.
Among other things, he has also assisted the Directorate General of Highways (Bina Marga) in designing and formulating the most appropriate form of PPPs (including Availability Payment/AP Schemes) and Government Support in implementing the National Road Master Plan (NRMP), funded by DFAT through the IndII project.
Recently, he worked on the preparations for implementing PPP approaches (including Transit Oriented Development / TOD) in the Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) and Light Rail Transit (LRT) systems , the sewerage system, renewable energy development, Semi-High Speed Rail and Government Guarantees for several water supply systems in Indonesia (Jatiluhur, Pekanbaru, Semarang).
Most recently, he took up the position as AP (Availability Payment) Coordinator in KIAT (Kerjasama Indonesia Australia untuk Infrastruktur), a program funded by DFAT (Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade – Government of Australia) and implemented by Cardno (Australia).