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RAMPISELA, Dorotea Agnes
Area Studies IVisiting Research Fellow
Area Studies I
Participatory Action Research/Rural Development in the Watershed Area
Research Interests
Since 1996 I have been working on participatory action researches in South
Sulawesi. I experienced the gaps between researchers and local community,
between university and practitioners and between local-needs and government
interventions in the poverty reduction programs and projects. Numerous
of poverty reduction programs have been conducted by governments and international
aids failed to reduce the poverty rate in Indonesia. The local communities
have become more and more dependent on outsiders interventions.
I have developed and conducted a number of community empowerment programs
which have lead me to cultivate interests in the application of Participatory
Approaches and projects emphasizing more on the empowerment of community
in managing their local resources in the watershed area. Characteristics
of areas and local people play important roles in the achievement of the
project.
I plan to compile all the experiences and studies on community development
and watershed management including community based disaster management
into a book. I believe this fellowship at CSEAS provides me the opportunity
to contribute a strategy for rural development in Indonesia and Sulawesi
in particular.
Academic Career
1982 - now
Lecturer at Hasanuddin University, Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry,
Department of Soil Science.
1993 - now
Lecturer at Post Graduate Program Hasanuddin University Division of Land
Management and Land resource development
1999 - 2003 Head of Land Planning and Development Section, Post Graduate
Program, Hasanuddin University
1997 - 2001
Head of Soil Science Department, Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry, Hasanuddin
University
2000
Secretary of Farming System Program Evaluation Team, post graduate program
Hassanuddin University
1997 - 2000
Dean (in ?charge) of Faculty of Agriculture Atma Jaya Catholic University
Makassar
1996
Special fellow Lab. of Forest Hydrology and Erosion Control Engineering
Dept. of Forest Science, Fac. of Agriculture, The Univ. of Tokyo
1993 - 1997
Secretary of Soil Science Department, Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry,
Hasanuddin University
Publications
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- Rampisela D. A., Muslimin M, Ibrahim B., 2006. Participatory monitoring
and formulation of action for community development program surrounding
Bili-bili reservoir. Report to Japan Bank of International Cooperation.
- Rampisela D. A., 2006 The effectiveness of the healthy exchange program
for solid waste management in Mamminasata Metropolitan Area. Report to
Japan International Cooperation Agency
- Rampisela D. A. Strengthening and sustainability of the Community Based
Disaster Management, Lessons learned from Indonesia. Paper submitted to
International Sabo Symposium on Utilization of Disaster Information. International
Sabo Gakkai, Tokyo Japan.
- Rampisela D.A . , 2005 Learning from Curitiba, solid waste management and
poverty alleviation, First Author, Fajar Newspaper.
- Rampisela D.A., Hajrah and Ratna, 2005. Based line study and participatory
plan of Water Users Association at Tanabangka Gowa Model Area. Report to
Japan International Cooperation Agency. October 2005
- Rampisela D.A, 2005. Environmental Education and garbage separation at
community. Media Jurnal Newspaper,
- Rampisela D.A., 2005. Resettlement issues: Bili-bili dam. Paper presented
at International Workshop on "Resettlement Issues by Dam Development".
Organized by the Global Governance of Water Project, New Research Initiatives
for Humanities and Social Sciences, the Japan Society for the Promotion
of Science (JSPS)
- Rampisela D.A and Kaharuddin M.. 2005. Participatory Monitoring and Warning
System at Jeneberang Watershed South Sulawesi Indonesia, Proceeding of
the International Conference on Integrated Sediment Related Disaster Management
(ISDM).
- Rampisela D.A, 2005. Poverty alleviation and solid waste management in
Mamminasata Metropolitan Area. First author: Fajar Newspaper, August 2005
- Teramatsu K.and Rampisela D.A., 2005. Social consideration on the Development
of Mamminasata Metropolitan Area in South Sulawesi, Co-author, team member;
Report to Japan International Cooperation Agency. June 2005
- Rampisela D.A, and Kaharuddin M, 2004. Community based participatory warning
system and disaster management at Jeneberang watershed South Sulawesi,
Indonesia, Paper submitted to Symposium on Integrated Sediment Related
Disaster Management, Sabo Technical Center Indonesia.
- Rampisela D.A., 2004. Bili-bili dam, its function and roles and impact
for the community surrounding reservoir, Fajar Newspaper.
- Rampisela D.A, 2004. Community based programs for Water resource Management
at Jeneberang Watershed. Report to Japan International Cooperation Agency.
- Rampisela D.A, 2004. Public relations, function and programs for Jeneberang
Public Corporation.
- Rampisela D.A and Nakata H, 2004. Coffee plantation, environmental friendly
agroindustry for South Sulawesi Natural resources Management Program, Head
Lines News, Notes from the Field, Story No. 3. February 2004.
- Rampisela D.A, Dhanio R and Manganti M., 2003. Social and Environmental
Impact of Development of Pajukukang Harbour Kabupaten Maros. December 2003
- Manganti M. and Rampisela D.A, 2003. Function of Pampang Regulation pond
(Waduk Tunggu) and flood in Makassar City. October 2003
- Dhanio R . Manganti M and Rampisela D.A., 2003. Community based Action
Plan at Kabupaten Jeneponto Makassar.. July 2003
- Rampisela D. A, Tanaka Y and Ratna, 2003. Participatory based tertiary
irrigation channels work in Tanabangka Gowa South Sulawesi.
- Dhanio R, Manganti M and Rampisela D.A, 2002. Study on Clean Water supply
at di Kabupaten Rokan Hilir ? Riau.
- Rampisela D. A, 2002. Irrigation design for fishpond di Kabupaten Mamuju
dan Sinjai.
- Manganti M, Harlim and Rampisela D.A. Resettlement dan Rehabilitation Plan
dan Social Acceptance PLTA Malea - PT. PLN (Persero) di Kabupaten Tana
Toraja.
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