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Transnational Financing for Green Infrastructure through Paradiplomacy: Agreement-based vs permanent representative office–based paradiplomacy pathways (West Java · Victoria)

PhD Development Policy and Management · Global Development Institute · 2025–2028
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Aim

Develop and empirically examine a framework explaining how subnational governments develop and exercise financial capacity to engage with transnational climate finance for green infrastructure.

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Central research question

How do subnational governments develop and exercise financial capacity to engage with transnational climate finance for green infrastructure within multi-level governance and paradiplomatic contexts?

Two paradiplomacy pathways

West Java (agreement-based paradiplomacy pathway) illustrated skylineWest Java (agreement-based paradiplomacy pathway)Nationally mediated, Korean ODA
Victoria (permanent representative office–based paradiplomacy pathway) illustrated skylineVictoria (permanent representative office–based paradiplomacy pathway)Market-facing, federal · conditional
RESEARCH MONITORING

Research Progress

as of 28 Oct 2026Live workbook entries · Planned dates from brief
PhD timeline
34%
13 / 38months
Fieldwork I window
0%
0 / 100records
Interviews logged
0%
0 / 14records
EVIDENCE LEDGER · LIVE SYNC

Evidence coverage

Aggregate progress from the analytical matrices, measured in coded cells.

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Planned time share by phase

Conceptual & proposal22%
Preparation & ethics12%
Fieldwork I West Java (agreement-based paradiplomacy pathway)3%
Analysis & draft I7%
Fieldwork II Victoria (permanent representative office–based paradiplomacy pathway)3%
Analysis & draft II17%
Synthesis, Paper 322%
Integration & submission12%

Shares derived from scheduled phase durations. Overlapping phases counted separately; approximate endpoints for “early/late” periods.

Cumulative interviews by week

16 Sept23 Sept30 Sept7 Oct14 Oct21 Oct28 Oct

Dated interview records are researcher-only. Public aggregate counts appear above.

Research roadmap OCT 2025 — NOV 2028

PHASE / SCHEDULE
2025202620272028
TODAY · 28 Oct 2026
1Conceptual & proposalOct 2025 – Jun 2026
2Preparation & ethicsApr – Aug 2026
3Fieldwork I West Java (agreement-based paradiplomacy pathway)1 Nov – 13 Dec 2026
4Analysis & draft INov 2026 – Jan 2027
5Fieldwork II Victoria (permanent representative office–based paradiplomacy pathway)late Jan – Feb 2027
6Analysis & draft IIMar – Sep 2027
7Synthesis, Paper 3Oct 2027 – Jun 2028
8Integration & submissionJul – Nov 2028

Phase periods reproduce the approved roadmap; visual alignment of “early” and “late” uses approximate calendar boundaries.

FIELDWORK · MILESTONES · RESEARCH WRITING

Research calendar

Schedule of planned activities and decision points, sourced from the approved research calendar.

Schedule
Research phasesNOV 2026 — NOV 2028 · Indicative
Nov 2026Jul 2027Jan 2028Nov 2028
Today · before plan
Today28 Oct 2026
MONTH VIEW

October 2026

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Indonesia · West JavaVictoriaAnalysisWritingSupervisionWorkshopMilestoneClosure / other

Indicative plan. Interviews take place only with ethics approval and participant consent; dates may change.

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DocumentsMatrices A–DPapers 1–3Thesis

Matrix completion

Structure ready Evidence populated

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