Kenjana Maudi Aulia is a Transport Decarbonization Analyst at WRI Indonesia with expertise in transport planning, data analysis, and low-carbon mobility. Through the UK PACT program, she has contributed to the development of a national decarbonization framework for the transport sector—covering road, rail, maritime, and aviation—through close collaboration with Indonesia’s Ministry of Transportation. Her work includes emissions inventory, technical review, and the integration of climate action into transport policy.

In addition, Kenjana has been involved in various urban mobility initiatives in Surabaya and Makassar, supporting the advancement of inclusive and sustainable transport strategies. Prior to joining WRI, she was engaged in the planning of strategic infrastructure for an international airport, coordinating across government and private sector stakeholders to improve operational efficiency and connectivity.

She holds a degree in Architecture from the Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB) and a Master’s in Transport System Planning and Analysis from Northwestern University, USA—a combination that strengthens her understanding of the intersection between urban space, infrastructure, and mobility systems.

In her spare time, she enjoys reading books, listening to music, attending concerts and theater performances, and traveling to explore cities and architecture.