Astrid Rahardjo is a professional within the climate and development field where she has worked across institutions including government agencies, think tanks, and international organizations. She currently works at the Green Climate Fund as a Regional Analyst for the Division of Country Programming, where she supports developing countries in gaining access to climate finance in order to mitigate and adapt to adverse effects of climate change. Prior to her current position, she had assignments at, among others, Indonesia's Ministry of National Development Planning and the World Bank Group's Water & Sanitation Program at its regional office in East Asia & the Pacific.

Originally from Indonesia but currently based in South Korea, she holds an MSc in Environmental Technology, focusing on Environmental Economics & Policy, from Imperial College London, as well as a BSc in Environmental Engineering. She is also currently enrolled as a doctoral student in Energy & Environmental Policy at Korea University.