Welcome to the NFU Conference 2012
The annual conference for the Norwegian Association for Development Research (NFU)
is the main arena for debate and academic interchange among development researchers
in Norway. This year's conference jointly organized by the Centre for International
Climate and Environmental Research-Oslo (CICERO) and Noragric/Norwegian
University of Life Sciences - aims to bridge and promote dialogue between development
and climate research.
The conference focuses attention on the perspectives and responses of local populations
to climate change, resource extraction and growth driven economic development. As
such the conference aims to study and discuss how local people deal with the impacts of
environmental changes, and highlight the way in which climate change merges with
other development challenges. This focus on local people relates to all countries, not just
the Global South.
It is with this background that we propose to discuss in this conference whether policy
interventions can be made more responsive to local livelihoods requirements, the
different values, needs and rights of vulnerable populations. Overall the conference aims
to explore and discuss how new models for policy and governance can be made more
responsive to the inter-linkages between climate change, development and local actions.
Practical information for Speakers
All panel speakers are requested to have their presentations in a USB so that they can
deliver it to the NFU Student Assistant of the specific room just before starting the panel
session. We will immediately copy the presentation in the desktop of the main computer
while the chair begins introducing the session. Rooms 12, Via and Forum have speakers
and a microphone for Skype connection.
All rooms are equipped with a computer and with a good Internet connection accessible
at all times. In case of having a presentation in another program than Microsoft Power
Point, we please ask you to notify the NFU Team beforehand. All plenary speakers
should have already given their presentation to the NFU Logistic Team before the
conference had begun.
We request all chairs to keep time and to prevent panel sessions to go over time. There
will be one Student who will be attentive at all times with the panelists. The name of the
student is shown in the program. The student in charge of your session will contact each
panel presenter.
Each panel session is 90 minutes long. There are three to four panelists on each panel
session; therefore, each presentation should be about 20 minutes long so that there
could be a 30 minute discussion at the end. The chair of each panel session will decide
how to use the time and lead the discussion.
NFU Organizing & Student Assistant Team
Members of the NFU organizing & Student team can be identified by the red strip on the
top of their name badge; student assistants will wear an easily identifiable NFU T-shirt.
There will be a student assistant in each room at all times who will be responsible for the
session and informing the organizing committee of any important matter. Please feel
free to ask any question at any time. In case of needing anything more specific the
registration desk will also have people at all times. Direct phone number to registration
desk: 400-76563.
Map of rooms for the panel sessions
Size of the rooms:
• Forum Room, plenary room for max. 150 people
• VIA Room, parallel room for max. 50 people
• Room 10, parallel room for max. 50 people
• Room 7, parallel room for max.30 people
• Room 12, parallel room for max.15 people
About the Dinner
The dinner is included in the registration fee. It will be served at the CIENS cafeteria
building during Monday evening, as stated the conference program. In case of having
any specific dietary needs please let us know with time.
About the Hotels
In case of needing any assistance for a hotel, please contact the NFU Logistic Team at
the main hall. The following are the hotels which the conference had direct contact with:
• Rica Holberg Hotel_ Tel: (+47) 2315 7200. Holbergs plass 1, 0166 Oslo.
• Thon Hotel Spectrum_ Tel: (+47) 2336 2700. Brugata 7, 0186 Oslo.
Photo Exhibition
We invite you to see the photo exhibition in the hallway next to Forum Room. The
photos are from Owen Logan (Aberdeen U.) and John-Andrew McNeish (Noragric,
UMB), as part of their last two projects about politics of oil and energy. Part of this
exhibition will be shown at the Oil Museum in Stavanger and at the National Museum in
Scotland.
Short Film
Einar Braathen (Norwegian Institute for Urban and Regional Research, NIBR) will
present his film: ‘Before The Party – Rio de Janeiro and the preparations for the
Olympics 2016”. It will be presented during break between 14:15 and 14:30 on Tuesday on
Forum Room. Afterwards, for anyone who is interested, there will be a short discussion
in Room 7. The conversation will be centered on the use of film in development
research projects.
‘Before The Party’ presents the current discussions regarding the preparations for the
mega sports events in and around Rio de Janeiro. It targets a wider audience interested
in global issues, Brazil, urban development, and the mentioned mega sports events. It is
complementary to the findings from current research project named “Politics and
policies addressing urban inequality” in Rio de Janeiro and Brazil (NIBR).
Other Important Information
Please be aware that after 16:30, the only way to exit the Parking Area of the Oslo
Innovation Center building is by the use of an especial identity card that only the NFU
Organization Team has. There will be one person attentive to attend anyone who would
like to exit.
There are two accounts for Internet access, the first one works better in the hallway and
the second one works better in the rooms. Please use the following username and
password for each one:
1. Hallway_ Username: gjest.
Password: 77gjest77
2. Inside the rooms_ No username, just choose correct net "fpmeet".
Password: 48fpmeet3694
Conference Program
Monday, November 26th
Time
Description
Room
08:30 –
09:00
Registration
Main hall
09:00 –
09:30
Opening Session
Welcome and introduction:
Cecilie Mauritzen (CICERO);
Villa Kulild (NORAD);
Håvard Haarstad (NFU)
Asuncion St. Clair (CICERO) & John-Andrew McNeish (Noragric)
Forum
Room
Student
responsible:
Brian Willet
Plenary I.- Challenges for Development in a Finite Planet
09:30 –
10:30
Keynote speaker:
Ken Conca (Washington U.). Beyond the Rio era: Peace & human rights
as foundations of a sustainable future
Chair: Asuncion St. Clair (CICERO)
Forum
Room
Student
responsible:
Brian Willet
Coffee Break
Panel session 1.- (11:00 – 12:30)
Panel 1A (1) - NFU Permanent Panel
“REDD+: Local Perspectives on a Global Initiative” (click here)
Discussant: Sjur Kasa (CICERO)
Mariel Støen & Kristin Rosendal (SUM & IØR).
Joseph Perfect (Noragric, UMB). Rhetoric
From PES to REDD? Emerging actors, alliances
versus Practice: Governance challenges in the
and conflicts in Colombia and Costa Rica.
context of REDD in Tanzania.
Student
responsible:
Raxy Gomes
Forum
Room
Desmond McNeill (SUM) & Arild Angelsen (IØR,
Cecilie Hirsch (SUM/UMB). Contestations over
UMB). REDD: the unfolding (or unravelling?) of an
forests and climate change policies in Bolivia.
idea.
Panel 1B (2)
11:00 –
12:30
“Sustainable Cities – for whom? Visions and Realities” (click here)
Discussant: Guro Aandahl (NIBR)
& Gilmar Mascarenhas (State University of Rio de Janeiro)
Einar Braathen (NIBR). ‘Marvellous City’ for Trond Vedeld, Wilbard Kombe, Clara Kweka,
whom? Rio de Janeiro and the Sustainability Siri Hellevik. (Ardhi U. & NIBR). Governance,
Games.
urban planning and climate resilient cities in
Africa.
Trond Vedeld, Ndeye Mareme Ndour, Adrien
Coly, Siri Hellevik (Gaston Berger U. & NIBR). Berit Aasen (NIBR) & David Jordhus-Lier (UiO).
Flood risk management and urban governance. What role for slum upgrading in the
The Case of Saint Louis, Senegal.
sustainable city agenda, some paradoxes.
Panel 1C (3)
“Himalaya Climate Change Adaptation Programme” (click here)
Chair: Asuncion Lera St. Clair (CICERO)
Tor Halfdan Aase (UiB & CICERO). Can Himalayan
Nina Holmelin. (CICERO). Adapting to
farmers adapt to climate change?
uncertainty through farming flexibility in
Himalaya.
Asbjørn Aaheim (CICERO), Karianne de Bruin
(CICERO). An economic analysis of adaptation to
Petra Tschakert (CICERO), Armando Lamadrid
climate change in the HKH region: a micro-macro
(CICERO), Bob van Oort (CICERO), Asuncion
linkage.
Lera St.Clair (CICERO). Conceptual and
Methodological Reflections on Vulnerability
Assessments: A Comprehensive Focus on
Inequality and Capacity for Change.
Student
responsible:
Paula
Wangberg
Via
Room
Student
responsible:
Sadhana Rana
Room
10
Panel 1D (4)
Student
responsible:
Manish
Khadka
"Natural Resources and Adaptation to Climate Change "
Chair: Suzana Augustino (Noragric)
Augustino, S (SUA) & Eriksen, S (Noragric),
Makonda, F.B.S (SUA), Gillah, P.R (SUA),
Ishengoma, R. (SUA), Migunga, G.A (SUA) and
Shemdoe, R.S (ARU). Linking national policies and
non-timber forest products for climate change
adaptation in Tanzania. (click here)
Jennifer West (CICERO & UMB) Interactive
vulnerability in agricultural development:
smallholder-estate dynamics in Tanzania’s
Southern Agricultural Growth Corridor. (click
here)
Room
7
Ola Tveitereid Westengen (SUM). The role of
Ingrid Nesheim (SUM). Wild Food plants and genetic resources and seed systems in
vulnerability to climate change adaptation. (click adapting to climatic stress. (click here)
here)
12:30 –
13:15
Lunch
Student workshop
“Scientific Publishing for Young Scholars”
Facilitator: Knut Nustad (UiO)
Cafeteria
Room
12
Student
responsible:
Aabhushan
Karki
Panel session 2 (13:15 – 14:45)
Panel 2A (5)
"Climate Change discourse, rights and the poor" (click here)
Student
responsible:
Raxy Gomes
Chair: Asuncion St. Clair (CICERO)
Jakie Dugard & Ana Alcaro (SERI & Witwatersrand
U.). Why can’t we be friends? Environmental and
socio-economic rights in the courts.
Kjersti Fløttum & Øyvind Gjerstad (UiB). The role
of poverty and social justice in South Africa's
'national climate change response white paper'.
Forum
Room
Patrick Bond (Kwa-Zulu Natal U.). Water rights, Siri Gloppen & Catalina Vallejo (CMI). Redclimate, ‘environmental services’ and post- Green Lawfare? Climate Change Discourses in
neoliberal strategy from Johannesburg to Rio+20: Courtrooms.
A critique of liberal NGO and neoliberal Green
Economy narratives.
Panel 2B (6)
Student
responsible:
Paula
Wangberg
“REDD+ & Grassroots Perspectives”
Chair: Desmond McNeill (SUM) TBC
Temu BJ, Abdallah JM & Kessy JF (SUA). Local
communities’ tradeoffs in the implementation of
REDD in Lindi rural district, Tanzania. (click here)
13:15 –
14:45
Silayo, D.A (SUA), Kajembe, G.C (SUA), Mutabaz,
K.J (SUA) & Massawe, F (SUA) and Vatn, A
(Noragric). REDD+ piloting in Tanzania. Field
experiences from Kondoa and Rungwe district
pilots. (click here)
Mshana, JS. (SUA); Katani, JZ. (SUA);
Chamshama, SAO. (SUA); Malimbwi, RE. (SUA);
Zahabu, E. (SUA); Eid, T. (Noragric); Bollandsås,
OM (Noragric). Estimation of biomass and C
stocks for Pinus patula grown in Sao Hill Forest
Plantations (SHFPs), Tanzania. (click here)
Via
Room
Hans Morten Haugen (Diakonhjemmet U.).
What Role for Human Rights in CDM and REDD+
Projects? (click here)
Panel 2C (7)
"Grassroots Perspectives & Development"
Chair: Darley Jose Kjosavik (Noragric)
Trond Vedeld (NIBR), Guro Aandahl (NIBR), Line
Barkved (NIVA), Isabel Seifert (NIVA), Karianne de
Bruin (CICERO), Armando Lamadrid (CICERO). An
analysis of extreme risks, vulnerabilities and
community-based adaptation in drought-prone
areas of the Jalna district, Maharashtra, India:
introducing a pilot study. (click here)
Marianne Karlssson (Noragric) & Kelman
(CICERO). An historical exploration of shifting
livelihoods in coastal Belize. (click here)
Sunetro Ghosal & Darley Jose Kjosavik
(Noragric). Power to the gods: Critical
ethnography of a large cat god’s interface with
modernity in western India. (click here)
Student
responsible:
Sadhana
Rana
Room
10
Ana Maria Vargas (Milan, U. & Lund U.). Poverty
reduction and urban development: A successful
case of empowerment for informal vendors in the
city of Bogotá. here (Vargas)
Student
responsible:
Aabhushan
Karki
Panel 2E (8)
“Transforming Gender in Contemporary India”, first panel. (click here)
Discussant: Pamela Price (UiO)
Sirpa Tenhunen. (Helsinki U.).
New Media,
Mediation and Social Change: Mobile Technology
and Gender in Rural India.
Elida Jacobsen & Geeta Patel. (UiO & Virginia
University). Space, Place and Number: The
Politics of Location and the Case of the UID.
Tanja Winther (SUM).
The Introduction of
Electricity in the Sunderban Islands, India:
Conserving or Transforming Gender Relations?
Coffee Break
Room
12
Coffee Break
Panel session 3 (15:00 – 16:30)
Panel 3A (9)
“Resistance to Environmental Interventions”, first panel. (click here)
Discussant: George Holmes (University of Leeds)
Chairs: Tor A. Benjaminsen (UMB)
Connor Cavanagh (UMB/York University, Canada) & Sayuni Mariki (UMB), Hanne Svarstad (NINA), Tor
Tor A. Benjaminsen (UMB). The Art of Resisting A. Benjaminsen (UMB). Elephants over the Cliff:
Green Governance: Linking Cases from Mali, Explaining Wildlife Killings in Tanzania.
Tanzania, and Uganda.
Hanne Svarstad (NINA) Helga Lerkelund
Faustin Maganga (Dar es Salaam U.). Resistance to (NINA/SUM) & Tor A. Benjaminsen (UMB). The
BINGO-Sponsored Conservation in Tanzania: tourism success case of Kilimanjaro National Park:
Insights from Participatory Management of Water, The identification and explanation of a local
Forest and Wildlife Resources.
counter-narrative of exclusion.
Student
responsible:
Raxy Gomes
Forum
Room
Student
responsible:
Paula
Wangberg
Panel 3B (10) - NFU Permanent Panel
“African Politics and Development”, first panel (Click here)
Chair: Lise Rakner (UiB);
Discussant: Morten Bøås (Fafo)
Kathleen M. Jennings (Fafo). “Living in Congo
Lovise Aalen (CMI), Aslak Orre (CMI) & Ragnhild versus Living Congo”: Peacekeeping and the
Muriaas
(UiB).
Consolidating
dominance: Bypassing of the Local.
decentralization in Africa revisited.
Randi Solhjell (NUPI). Theorizing the Congolese &
Øyvind Eggen (NUPI). Politics without ‘politics’.
Zairian statehood.
Via
Room
Panel 3C (11)
"Adaptation and Development Approaches "
Chair: Hans Nicolai Adam (Noragric)
15:00 –
16:30
Anna Marie Nicolaysen (UConn.). Adaptation to
Climate Change through Sustainable Agriculture
and Biodiversity Conservation among Small
Farmers in India. (click here)
Christian Webersik, Hanne Jørstad, Sven Åke Bjørke
(Agder U.). Moving Beyond Climate Conflict: Climate
Change Adaptation and its Limitations in Malawi.
(click here)
Bethelhem Legesse Debela & Stein T. Holden.
(HH-UMB). Impact of Ethiopia's Productive Safety
Net Program on Livestock Accumulation and
Children's. (click here)
Student
responsible:
Sadhana Rana
Room
10
Hans Nicolai Adam (Noragric). India’s MGNREGA
(Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment
Guarantee Act) and Climate Change – A
Conceptual Exploration. (click here)
Panel 3D (12)
"Policy Making & Climate Change"
Chair: Solveig Aamodt
Bjarne Sivertsen and Scott Randal (NILU).
Institutional building related to air pollution and
climate change issues in developing countries. (click
here)
Mira Käkönen, Kamilla Karhunmaa, Otto Bruun,
Hanna Kaisti, Visa Tuominen and Jyrki Luukkanen
(Turku U.). Integrating climate mitigation and
development cooperation in the least carbon
emitting countries: Co-benefits or diversion of aid?
(click here)
Student
responsible:
Manish
Khadka
Room
7
Solveig Aamodt (CICERO). Comparing climate
change mitigation policy processes in the BASIC
countries. (click here)
Panel 3E (13)
“Transforming Gender in Contemporary India”, second panel. (click here)
Discussant: Pamela Price (UiO)
Amita Sahaya (WWHI). The Gendered Politics of
Migration.
Sunita Kaistha (University of Delhi). Aspirations of
Young Urban Women – The Contemporary Scenario.
Ingvild Jacobsen, Darley Jose Kjosavik and Ingrid
Nyborg (Noragric). The Hidden Violence against
Women: Challenges and Obstacles in Responses to
Domestic Violence in Neoliberal Kerala, India.
Room
12
Student
responsible:
Aabhushan
Karki
Coffee Break
Plenary II.16:45 –
17:45
17:45 –
18:45
19:00 –
Nordic planning committee
"Presentation of report on Nordic Development Research"
Chair: Knut Nustad (UiO)
Forum
Room
NFU General Assembly
Forum
Room
NFU Conference
Dinner
CIENS
Student
responsible:
Brian Willet
Student
responsible:
Brian Willet
Tuesday, November 27th
Time
Description
Room
Plenary III.“NGOs and REDD: experience from the field” (click here)
Keynote speaker: Signe Howell
with Masters students:
09:00
10:30
–
Silje Jahre Frotvedt (Paraguay)
Monica Husum Nilsen (Ecuador)
Christian Bull (Bolivia)
Ingvild Andersen (Tanzania)
Sara Hansen (Indonesia)
Jørgen Lenes Tinderholt (Indonesia)
Journals’ editorial board:
“Forum for Development Studies”
Convener: Øyvind Eggen (NUPI)
Forum
Room
Via
Room
Student
responsible:
Brian Willet
Student
responsible:
Manish
Khadka
Coffee Break
Plenary IV.- Climate Justice
10:45 –
12:00
Keynote speakers:
Patrick Bond (KwaZulu-Natal). Finding Climate Justice routes
beyond global governance.
& Pablo Solon (Global South). <<Title not defied yet>>
Chair: John-Andrew McNeish
Forum
Room
12:00 –
12:45
Lunch
Cafeteria
Student
responsible:
Brian Willet
Panel session 4 (12:45 – 14:15)
Panel 4A (14)
“Recovering Power from Energy?
Exploring the Social Fissures of Carbon Democracy” (click here)
Discussant: Cecilie Mauritzen (CICERO)
John-Andrew McNeish (Noragric). Recovering
Power from Energy.
Helge Ryggvik (UiO).
The Norwegian Oil
Industrial complex and the climate debate.
Student
responsible:
Raxy Gomes
Forum
Room
Kolya Abramsky. (IAS-STS). A Class Approach to
Renewable Energy: Emerging Conflicts and
Strategies for Struggles.
Student
responsible:
Paula
Wangberg
Panel 4B (15)
“Environmental Governance in Latin America ENGOV” (click here)
Chair: Kristi Anne Stølen (SUM)
Benedicte Bull (SUM). Muddling through: elites,
development and environmental governance
under the Funes government in El Salvador.
Eivin Hanche-Olsen (SUM) & Joaquin Zenteno
Hopp (SUM). The soy lords: An investigation of
the soy elites in Argentinean agriculture.
Via
Room
Monica Amador (SUM). The quest for the black El
Dorado: Asian business interests and the
extraction of Oil and Mining in Colombia.
Mariel Støen (SUM). Sleeping with the enemy?
Private sector, development cooperation and
payment for environmental services in
campesino lands in Nicaragua.
Panel 4C (16) - NFU Permanent Panel
“African Politics and Development”, second panel. (click here)
Chair: Louise Aalen (CMI);
Discussant: Øyvind Eggen (NUPI)
12:45 –
14:15
Svein Erik Helle, Lise Rakner & Ingvild Aagedal
Skage (CMI & UiB). Electoral mobilization in
Uganda and Zambia: The role of the urban/rural
divide in electoral authoritarian politics.
Morten Bøås (Fafo). Youth agency in ‘violent
life worlds’: survival, control and escape in the
Mano River Basin.
Student
responsible:
Sadhana
Rana
Room
10
Lise Rakner (UiB).
Taxation, elections and
populism: The salience of taxation in Zambian
election campaigns 2001-2011.
Student
responsible:
Manish
Khadka
Panel 4D (17)
"Local Organizations & Sustainable Development"
Chair: Peter Andersen (UiB)
Arve Hansen. (SUM). Consumption, Development
and Sustainability: Exploring the Links. (click here)
Elin Selboe (UiO). Together we are strong”:
Women’s associations and savings groups in
Dakar, Senegal. (click here)
Room
7
Leif Martin Haugen (Tromsø U.). INGOs and the
Structure of an Emerging Global Community: A
Case Study of WWF International. (click here)
Anna Milford (NILF). Co-operative or coyote?
Choice of sales channel for small scale coffee
producers in Chiapas, Mexico. (click here)
Panel 4E (18)
“Transforming Gender in Contemporary India”, third panel. (click here)
Chair: Pamela Price (UiO)
Amirita Nandy (WWHI). Outliers of Indian
Womanhood: Morphing the Picture?
Dagrun Kyte Gjøstein (SUM). Female Community
Health Workers in Rural Rajasthan: Negotiating
Women’s Changing Kinship and Gender Roles?
Romit Chowdhury (CSSSC). Family, Femininity,
Feminism: ‘Structures of Feeling’ in the
Articulation of Men’s Rights in India.
Coffee Break & Short film in Forum Room: ‘What goes on in Rio de Janeiro’
Student
responsible:
Aabhushan
Karki
Room
12
Coffee Break & Short film in Forum Room: ‘What goes on in Rio de Janeiro’
Panel session 5 (14:30 – 16:00)
Panel 5A (19)
“The Politics of Climate Change Adaptation and Development in Africa & Asia” (click here)
Chairs: Siri Eriksen (Noragric) & Andrei Marin (Noragric)
Sigrid Nagoda & Siri Eriksen (Noragric). The
influence of local power and social relations on
vulnerability and strategies for managing climate
variability: the case of Humla, Nepal.
Andrea Nightingale (Edinburgh U. & Gothenburg
U.). Himalayan Adaptations: political transition
and the challenges to adaptation across scales.
Andrei Marin (Noragric). Pastureland tenure and
pastoralists’ adaptation to climate change in
Mongolia: Old politics, new policies.
Lars Otto Næss (Institute of Development Studies,
UK). Growing pains? Exploring potentials and
dilemmas of climate change and agriculture in
Africa.
Student
responsible:
Raxy Gomes
Forum
Room
Panel 5B (20)
“Resistance to Environmental Interventions”, second panel. (click here)
Discussant: Sian Sullivan (London U.)
Chairs: Hanne Svarstad (NINA)
George Holmes (Leeds U.). The politics of scale,
hegemony, and resistance to a protected area in
the Dominican Republic.
14:30 –
16:00
Clare Tompsett (UiB). Community forests for
subsistence or business? The ‘re-assemblage’ of
the van panchayats.
Student
responsible:
Paula
Wangberg
Via
Room
Narayana Rakesh (UMB), Darley Jose Kjosavik
(UMB), & N. Shanmugaratnam (UMB).
Confronting Neo-liberal Appropriation: Slums as
Land Occupation Movements by Dalits in
Bangalore, India.
Panel 5C (21)
"Resources Extraction & Economic Development"
Discussant: Terry Brotherstone (Aberdeen U.)
Lars Kåre Grimsby (Noragric) & Fred Håkon
Johnsen (Hedmark University College). Energy
security strategies in Tanzanian rurban
households. (click here)
Ragnhild Overå (UiB).
Local entrepreneurial
responses to petroleum extraction in Ghana. (click
here)
Student
responsible:
Sadhana Rana
Room
10
Håvard Haarstad (UiB). What's wrong with the
'good governance' agenda? Contextualization and
scale in extractive politics. (click here)
Informal discussion (23)
“Documentary film in research projects
as an way of disseminating research results"
Discussant: Einar Braathen (NIBR).
Based on the short film presented during the precious break in Forum Room
Panel 5E (24)
“Transforming Gender in Contemporary India”, fourth panel. (click here)
Discussant: Pamela Price (UiO)
Stein Sundstøl Eriksen & Anne Waldrop (NUPI &
O/A College U.). Democracy and the Politics of
Governed Women: The Cases of Two Female
Grassroots Activists in New Delhi.
Kenneth Bo Nielsen (SUM). Women’s Activism and
the Transformation of Gender Relations in the
Singur Movement in West Bengal.
Room
7
Room
12
Student
responsible:
Manish
Khadka
Student
responsible:
Aabhushan
Karki
Coffee Break & Snacks
Plenary V.“Development as usual is not enough: A panel debate with key experts “ (click here)
Chair: Siri Eriksen (Noragric) & Tor Håkon Inderberg (FNI).
Discussant: Eivind Hoff-Elimari (NRC)
16:15 –
Speakers:
Asuncion St. Clair (CICERO)
Karen O’Brien (UiO)
Cecilie Mauritzen (CICERO)
Ian Christoplos (DIIS)
Concluding session
Håvard Haarstad (UiB), Asuncion St. Clair (CICERO),
Siri Eriksen (Noragric) & John-Andrew McNeish (Noragric)
Forum
Room
Forum
Room
Student
responsible:
Brian Willet
List of Participants
Name
Abramsky, Kolya
Adam, Hans
Alfsen, Knut H.
Alio, Saleh Maalim
Amador, Monica
Anbacha, Abiyot Eliyas
Andersen, Ingvild
Andersen, Peter
Institution
Country
Email
AUSTRIA
[email protected]
NORWAY
NORWAY
[email protected]
[email protected]
KENYA
[email protected]
NORWAY
[email protected]
NORWAY
NORWAY
TANZANIA (UNITED
REPUBLIC)
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
SOUTH AFRICA
NORWAY
NORWAY
UNITED KINGDOM
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
CANADA
[email protected]
[email protected]
DENMARK
[email protected]
CICERO
WWF-Norway
UMB
UNITED STATES
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
SERI
SOUTH AFRICA
[email protected]
NORWAY
[email protected]
NORWAY
[email protected]
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
SWEDEN
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
UNITED KINGDOM
NORWAY
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DENMARK
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ITALY
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FINLAND
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TANZANIA
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Institute of Advanced Studies in
Science, Technology and Society
Norwegian University of Life Sciences
CICERO
Office of DPM and Ministry of Local
Government-Kenya
University of Oslo
UIB
Augustino, Suzana
Sokoine University of Agriculture
Benjaminsen, Grete
Bjerkreim Hellevik, Siri
Bjørkhaug, Ingunn
Bond, Patrick
Braathen, Einar
Bratberget Jensen, Charlotte
Brotherstone, Terry
Bull, Benedicte
Bull, Christian
Bøås, Morten
Cavanagh, Connor
Noragric
NIBR
Fafo
Christoplos, Ian
Conca, Ken
de Bruin, Karianne
de Kock, Melissa
Debela, Bethelhem Legesse
Dugard, Jackie
Edeholt, Håkan
Eggen, Øyvind
Enger, Charlotte Bratsberg
Eriksen, Siri
Fløttum, Kjersti
Frotvedt, Silje
Gabrielsson, Sara
Gjøstein, Dagrun Kyte
Gloppen, Siri
Gomes, Raxy Richard
Grimsby, Lars Kåre
Gross, Lena
Guillot Ruiz, Karen Johana
Haakonsen, Jan Monteverde
Haarstad, Håvard
Hanche-Olsen, Eivind
Hansen, Arve
Hansen, Sara
Haugen, Hans Morten
Haugen, Leif Martin
Helle, Svein-Erik
Hirsch, Cecilie
Hoen, Evelyn G.
Hoff-Elimari, Eivind
Holmelin, Nina
Holmes, George
Houeland, Camilla
Howell, Signe
Husum Nilsen, Monica
Inderberg, Tor Håkon
Jacobsen, Elida K. U.
Jennings, Kathleen
Jensen, Charlotte
Jeppesen, Søren
Johnsen, Kathrine Ivsett
Jørstad, Hanne
Kaistha, Sunita
Kakonen, Mira
Karki, Aabhushan
Karlsson, Marianne
Katani, Josiah
Khadka, Krishna Hari
Khadka, Manish
Kjosavik, Darley Jose
Klein, Jørgen
Kristiansen, Åse-Marit
Kulild, Villa
Lamadrid, Armando
NIBR
Umb
University of Aberdeen
SUM, University of Oslo
SUM, SAI - UiO
Fafo
York University, Canada
Danish Institute for International
Studies
Oslo School of Architecture and
Design
Norwegian Institute of International
Affairs
UMB
Noragric
University of Bergen
UiO
Lund University
University of Oslo
CMI and University of Bergen
UMB
Noragric
SAI at UiO
The Research Council of Norway
University of Bergen
SUM
SUM, University of Oslo
University of Oslo
Diakonhjemmet University College
University of Tromsø
UiB
SUM
Norad
Research Council of Norway
CICERO
University of Leeds
Soialantropologisk institutt, UiO
Fridtjof Nansen Institute
PRIO
Fafo AIS
FAU
Noragric/UMB
University of Agder
University of Delhi
University of Turku
UMB
CICERO / UMB
Sokoine University of Agriculture
UMB
UMB
UMB
Hedmark University College
The Research Council of Norway
Norad
CICERO
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Institution
Country
Email
Lein, Haakon
Lenes, Jørgen
Leon Campos, Paloma
Lerkelund, Helga
Lim, Jiunmin
NTNU
Uio
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Maganga, Faustin
IRA, University of Dar es Salaam
Marin, Andrei
Noragric, UMB
Massawe, Fatihiya
Sookine University of Agriculture
Mauritzen, Cecilie
McNeill, Desmond
Mcneish, John_andrew
CICERO
SUM
Noragric
Norwegian Agricultural Economics
Resarch Institute
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
TANZANIA (UNITED
REPUBLIC)
NORWAY
TANZANIA (UNITED
REPUBLIC)
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
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NORWAY
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NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
SWEDEN
NORWAY
TANZANIA
UNITED KINGDOM
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
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INDIA
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
UNITED KINGDOM
NORWAY
FINLAND
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
SWEDEN
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
KENYA
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
NORWAY
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Milford, Anna Birgitte
Mjøen, Annelise Onsrud
Mostafavi, Maryam
Moulton, Anja
Muriaas, Ragnhild Louise
Muthua, Alice
Nesheim, Ingrid
Nicolaysen, Anna Marie
Nielsen, Kenneth Bo
Nightingale, Andrea J.
Nustad, Knut G
Nyamoga, Greyson
Næss, Lars Otto
O'Brien, Karen
Ochieng, Juma K.
Overå, Ragnhild
Perez, Julio
Perfect, Joseph
Pijpers, Robert
Price, Pamela
Rajapakse, Dewruk Hasala
Rakner, Lise
Rana, Sadhana
Randall, Scott
Reinertsen, Hilde
Ryggvik, Helge
Sahaya, Amita
Sandoval, Javier
Selboe, Elin
Sivertsen, Bjarne
Solhjell, Randi
St.Clair, Asuncion
Steinbakk, Anette
Støen, Mariel
Stølen, Kristi Anne
Sullivan, Sian
Svarstad, Hanne
Tenhunen, Sirpa
Tobiassen, Anne-Julie
Tompsett, Clare
Ulstein, Inger-Ann
van Oort, Bob
Vargas Falla, Ana Maria
Vatn, Arild
Vedeld, Trond
Vekrum, Sara Vekrum
Waldrop, Anne
Wangberg, Paula
Webersik, Christian
West, Jennifer
Westengen, Ola
Wethal, Ulrikke
Wetlesen, Anne
Wig, Ståle
Willett, Brian
Winther, Tanja
Yare, Mohamed Haji
Zenteno Hopp, Joaquin
Aagedal Skage, Ingvild
Aaheim, Asbjørn
Aalen, Lovise
Aamodt, Solveig
Aandahl, Guro
Aas, Jon Heikki
Aase, Tor Halfdan
Aasen, Berit
UMB
University of Bergen
SUM
University of Oslo
Institutionen för globala studier
UiO
Sokoine University of Agriculture
Institute of Development Studies
UiO
Norwegian University of Life Sciences
University of Bergen
Gaia architect network
Noragric, Umb.
University of Oslo
UMB
University of Bergen
UMB
Norwegian Institute for Air Research
TIK-centre, UiO
Centre for Technology, Innovation
and Culture
Women Work & Health Initiative
University of Oslo
NILU
London School of Economics
CICERO
University of Oslo
SUM
University of London
NINA
University of jyväskylä
International Dev. studies Noragric
UiB
The Research Council of Norway
CICERO
Univeristy of Milan - Lund University
UMB
NIBR
UMB
HIOA / Development Studies
UMB
University of Agder
CICERO
SUM, UiO
SUM
NORAD
SUM
Noragric
UMB
Kenya Private Sector Alliance
CICERO
Institutt for sammenliknende politikk
CMI
CICERO
NIBR
Research Council of Norway
Univertsity of Bergen/Cicero
NIBR
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For more information please visit the NFU Conference 2012 webpage:
http://www.congrex.no/nfu2012/
Direct phone number to registration desk: 400-76563
or contact us through our email: [email protected]
Conference Committee: Siri Eriksen UMB, Håvard Haarstad, UiB/NFU;
John-Andrew McNeish, UMB/CMI, Asuncion St Clair CICERO & Joaquin Zenteno Hopp, CICERO.
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