Policy Consulting

Policy Analysis is a systematic approach to rationalize the decision-making process on alternatives presented in a challenging and complex environment where one variable is linked to another and involves multi-actors that influence one another.

Policy Analysis Consulting services provided by Dinalogika include:

Policy Analysis

Economic Impact Analysis

Survey and Statistical Modeling

Feasibility Studies for Business and Investment

Masterplan and Regional Planning

Sustainability Analysis and Studies (LCA, Emission Inventory)

System Modeling and Simulation

1. Policy Analysis

Policy analysis is a critical process in the development and evaluation of public policies, as it helps ensure that policies are effective, efficient, and equitable in addressing the identified problems or issues. The process requires a thorough understanding of policy objectives, as well as an ability to analyze the potential impacts and trade-offs associated with different policy options.

2. Feasibility Studies for Business and Investment 

Feasibility studies are an important tool for businesses and investors to evaluate the viability of new ventures and projects before committing significant resources. The study helps stakeholders make informed decisions and identify potential challenges and opportunities before investing time, effort, and capital.

The feasibility study process typically includes the following steps:

3. Masterplan and Regional Planning 

Master planning and regional planning are important tools for promoting sustainable development and creating livable, prosperous communities. The planning process involves collaboration among stakeholders and requires a comprehensive understanding of the social, economic, and environmental factors that impact the area.

Master planning typically focuses on the development of a single site, such as a university campus, business park, or residential community. The master plan will outline the overall design and layout of the site, as well as the specific infrastructure and facilities required to support the intended uses of the area. The master plan may also consider factors such as transportation, parking, and environmental impact.

Regional planning, on the other hand, focuses on the development of a broader geographic region, such as a county, city, or metropolitan area. The regional plan will outline the overall vision for the area, as well as the specific goals and strategies for land use, transportation, housing, economic development, and other factors that impact the quality of life and economic vitality of the region.

4. Economic Impact Analysis

Economic impact analysis examines the effects of a specific event or policy on the economy of a region or country. The analysis is typically used to evaluate the economic benefits and costs of a project or policy, and to identify potential opportunities and challenges.

Economic impact analysis can be used to evaluate a wide range of projects and policies, such as infrastructure projects, tax policies, and economic development programs. The analysis provides stakeholders with a better understanding of the potential economic effects of the project or policy, and can help inform decision-making and policy development.

5. Sustainability Analysis and Studies (LCA, Emission Inventory)

Sustainability analysis and studies are an important tool for understanding the environmental impacts of products, processes, and systems. Two common methods of sustainability analysis are life cycle assessment (LCA) and emission inventory.

Life cycle assessment (LCA) is a method of assessing the environmental impact of a product or process throughout its entire life cycle, from raw material extraction to disposal. Emission inventory is a method of quantifying the emissions of greenhouse gasses or other pollutants from a particular source or sector.

Sustainability analysis and studies are important for understanding the environmental impacts of products, processes, and systems, and for identifying opportunities to improve sustainability and reduce environmental impacts. By providing a comprehensive view of the entire life cycle of a product or process, LCA and emission inventory can help inform decision-making and promote more sustainable practices.

6. System Modeling and Simulation

System modeling and simulation are tools used to analyze complex systems and processes. System modeling involves developing a simplified representation of a system or process, while simulation involves using that model to analyze the behavior of the system over time. System modeling and simulation can be used to study a wide range of systems and processes, such as manufacturing processes, transportation networks, or financial markets. 

System modeling and simulation are important tools for decision-making and policy development, as they can help identify potential issues and opportunities in complex systems. By simulating the behavior of a system under different conditions, decision-makers can evaluate the potential impact of different strategies and policies, and make informed decisions based on the results of the simulation.

7. Survey and Statistical Modeling

Survey and statistical modeling are techniques used in research and data analysis to understand and describe complex phenomena. These techniques involve the collection and analysis of data from a sample of a larger population. Surveys are used to collect data from a sample of individuals, groups, or organizations. Surveys can be conducted using a variety of methods, such as online questionnaires, phone interviews, or in-person interviews. Survey data is often analyzed using statistical modeling techniques.

Statistical modeling is a method of analyzing data to identify patterns, relationships, and trends. Statistical models are used to describe and predict the behavior of a system or process based on the data collected. Statistical models can be used to test hypotheses, make predictions, and identify patterns in the data.

There are many different types of statistical models, including linear regression, logistic regression, and time series analysis. The choice of model depends on the nature of the data and the research questions being addressed.

Survey and statistical modeling are important tools in many fields, including social sciences, public health, and business. These techniques can be used to answer a wide range of research questions, such as the factors that influence consumer behavior, the impact of public policies on health outcomes, or the effectiveness of a marketing campaign. By analyzing data from a sample of the population, survey and statistical modeling can provide insights into the behavior of the larger population, helping researchers and decision-makers to make informed decisions based on the data.

Dinalogika realizes that environmental changes take place quickly, for that dynamics is a must. By prioritizing dialogue, comfortable and meaningful multi-actor communication, Dinalogika builds and implements innovative and logical methods in studying problems as well as in data collection, analysis and visualization.

Get In Touch

DIKARSA Lab | Ujungberung Indah Blok 29 No. 5
+62 821 3288 3377

Follow Us

© 2023 - Dinalogika Consulting. All Right Reserved.