Sartika Nur Shalati is a researcher actively advancing a just energy transition in Indonesia. She focuses on climate and energy policy, mineral supply chains, and their environmental, social, and governance (ESG) implications, while linking evidence-based research with advocacy strategies. Her work includes impact mapping of extractive industries and developing policy recommendations responsive to local and global contexts. With over six years of research and advocacy experience, she specializes in the political economy of natural resources and holds a bachelor’s degree in Economics from UIN Makassar.