Syarifah Amaliah, M. App.Ec is a lecturer at Department of Economics, Faculty of Economics and Management (FEM), IPB University, Bogor, Indonesia. She graduated from The University of Adelaide with the degree of Master of Applied Economics in 2014. She has been actively involved in research projects partnering with local and international researchers in the area of food policy, rural development, agricultural trade and food value chains. Some of her relevant research portfolio including:

• Surfing High Commodity Prices: Evolution and Impact of High Commodity Prices; Strategic Options for Indonesia. Responsible for an analysis on the Indonesia CGE modeling for the Economic Sector Work. The World Bank.
• Impacts and Policy Implications of Plausible Global Agricultural-related Futures for Indonesia and Australia, with an Emphasis on Economic Development and Structural Adjustment. IFPRI, ANU, ICASEPS, Bogor Agricultural University. Funded by ACIAR. 2008-2011.
• Trade and employment linkages in Indonesian Agriculture. International Labour Organization. 2010.
• Supporting capacity building for research on improving market integration for high value fruit and vegetable systems in Indonesia. ACIAR. 2014-2015.
• Promoting Trade in Products which Contribute to Sustainable and Inclusive Growth through Rural Development and Poverty Alleviation. APEC Secretariat. 2017.
• Investments and Food Security in Asia and Pacific 2030. Funded by Asian Development Bank and IFPRI. 2017.
• The Economics of Ecosystem Biodiversity: Promoting a Sustainable Agriculture and Food Sector (TEEB Agriculture and Food Implementation)- TEEBAgrifood Platform Indonesia. UNEP-Bappenas-FEM IPB. 2020-2021.
• Understanding the Drivers of Successful and Inclusive Rural Regional Transformation: Sharing Experiences and Policy Advice in Bangladesh, China, Indonesia and Pakistan. ACIAR. 2020-2022. In this project, she is assigned to assist all of the major tasks including literature review and data analysis.