APCEL - Asia-Pacific Centre for Environmental Law
Visiting Fellow
 Laely
Nurhidayah is a researcher at the
Research Center for Society and Culture
Indonesian Institute of Sciences
(P2KK-LIPI) Jakarta Indonesia. She leads
the environment law and natural
resources (marine and forest) research
portfolios in her research centre. She
was awarded her PhD in Law from the
Macquarie University, Australia in 2015.
Her PhD thesis was entitled
“Transboundary Haze Pollution in the
ASEAN Region: An Assessment on the
Adequacy of the Legal and Policy
Framework in Indonesia”. In addition,
she has obtained her Master of Laws
(Advanced) from TC Beirne School of Law,
the University of Queensland Australia
and received a Bachelor of Law from
Jenderal Soedirman University in
Indonesia. Her research interest areas
are international environmental law,
marine and coastal governance, and
forest governance in Indonesia and
climate change adaptation. She is widely
published in books, journals and working
papers and has attended and presented
papers in various international
conferences. Prior to her position as an
APCEL NUS visiting fellow 2018, she has
received several research grants and
fellowships. These include: INGSA
Research associate Grantee in 2018; the
Endeavour Research Fellow in 2017 with
the project entitled “Coastal and
Adaptation Laws and Policies in
addressing Sea Level Rise (SLR) in
Indonesia: In search for climate
Justice,” hosted by Australia National
Center for Ocean Resources and Security
(ANCORS) the University of Wollongong;
the Australia-APEC Women in Research
Fellowship 2016 with the project
entitled “Marine Biodiversity Laws in
Indonesia and Australia: A comparative
Study” hosted by ANCORS the University
of Wollongong.
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