The Consultants
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Hanne Lotte Moen holds a Master’s Degree in Population and Development Studies from London School of Echonomics (LSE). She has worked for UNFPA, Norad and several NGOs and has been partner of Nord/Sør-konsulentene since 2007. She has working experience from Africa, Asia and Latin America. She is a gender trainer, a facilitator of gender reviews and audits, and an evaluator of projects and programmes. Her main focus areas are women’s rights and gender equality, gender mainstreaming, gender and democratic development, sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) and HIV/AIDS, and education. She speaks Norwegian, English and some Spanish.
Christine Wiik holds a Cand.polit. (Master’s Degree) in Development Geography from the Department of Human Geography and Sociology, University of Oslo. She has worked for a variety of NGOs and has been partner of Nord/Sør-konsulentene since 2007. Her geographical focus is Sub-Saharan Africa. Her main area of interest is women’s rights and gender equality in economic globalisation related to the work of the World Bank, IMF and WTO. She has also experience from mainstreaming gender in the energy sector. She speaks Norwegian and English.
Lucie Slengesol Senftova holds an MA European Studies from The Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic. She brings more than eight years of varied experience in analyzing and advocating gender equality, diversity and development issues. She has worked as a project manager and a researcher with the UNDP, UNESCO, OECD, the World Bank and IMD business school. Her areas of expertise are gender equality and women’s empowerment in a development and governance perspective, gender mainstreaming and development indicators and statistics. She speaks Czech, English, French and some Norwegian.
Anette Kirkebø holds a Master’s Degree in Rural Development from the University of Sussex. She is a food security specialist with nine years international experience in humanitarian and development work, mainly with the UN system. She has spent more than eight years in developing countries, primarily in West Africa and Asia. Her areas of specialization are monitoring, assessments, analysis, project planning and participatory methods. In addition to food security, she has expertise in sectors such as education, nutrition/ mother and child health, HIV/AIDS, rural development, child labour and refugee assistance. She speaks Norwegian, English, French and some Spanish.
External Resource Persons
Anette P. Simonsen is an economist with MSc in Development Studies (environment and development) from London School of Economics. She has worked for Norwegian Embassy of Pretoria and Norad. Since 2007 she has run her own company focusing on results based management, RBM consulting (www.resultatstyring.no). She is an experienced facilitator, trainer, adviser and consultant in strategic planning, results based management, monitoring and evaluation, indicators and risk management, quality assurance in the full project cycle.
