Hasbi Berliani has been active in community empowerment since 1992. His career began at the German Technical Cooperation (GTZ) with a focus on community-based poverty alleviation programs. He then worked on the Multistakeholder Forestry Program, a partnership between the UK Department for International Development and the Indonesian Government, before joining KEMITRAAN to manage various programs related to community-based sustainable natural resource management.

Hasbi holds a Master’s degree in Political Science from the National University, Jakarta, and has attended various trainings both at home and abroad, including Executive Forest Policy Training organized by the FAO and the SAARC Forestry Center in Bhutan, as well as Tailor-Made Training on Advocacy, Organizational Development, and Result-Based Management from NESO-VU University in Amsterdam. With strong competencies in program management, multi-stakeholder process facilitation, natural resource management policies, and community empowerment, Hasbi has been a key part of KEMITRAAN since 2007.

Currently, as Co-Director of the Environment and Sustainable Governance Program at KEMITRAAN, Hasbi leads efforts to strengthen equitable and sustainable natural resource governance through multi-stakeholder collaboration. His experience and expertise in managing community-based programs are key to driving policy and practice reforms that support inclusive and sustainable environmental development in Indonesia.