CMI (Chr. Michelsen Institute) Development Studies and Human Rights
 
 

CMI Staff

Kari Heggstad

Thematic research group:
Public Sector Reform

Keywords:
Natural resource management, entrepreneurship, donor coordination, HIV&AIDS, capital flight

Geographic keywords:
Sub-Saharan Africa
Botswana, South Africa

Project Coordinator

E-mail: kari.heggstad@cmi.no
Phone: +47 47938155

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Kari Heggstad is currently working as a Project Coordinator for U4 and as a researcher on various projects at CMI. In March 2009 she returned to CMI after 12 months as a researcher at Botswana Institute of Development and Policy Analysis (BIDPA). Through commissioned studies and independent research she gained knowledge about donor coordination, HIV/AIDS organisations, entrepreneurship in Botswana and peace building efforts in Southern Africa.

Heggstad holds a Master degree in Comparative Politics from the University of Bergen. Her master dissertation was on natural resource management in Chad and Nigeria with the title ‘How Did It All Start? A Comparison of the Establishment of the Oil Industry in Nigeria and Chad'.

Other Master Courses were ‘Chinese Politics and Society' at the Fudan University in Shanghai and ‘Entrepreneurship in South Africa' at Wits Business School in Johannesburg. In addition she has two years of International Marketing from BI - Norwegian School of Management.

Projects Project search: Kari Heggstad

Current and recently completed projects:

Linking procurement and political economy
Start: Feb. 2010 (Current)
Keywords: procurement, political economy analysis

Review of Training for Peace
Start: Dec. 2009 (Current)
Keywords: Peacekeeping, AU, SADC, training

The Basics of Integrity in Procurement. A Guidebook
Start: Nov. 2009 (Completed)
Keywords: procurement, corruption, development aid

Capital flight and the banking sector
Start: Oct. 2009 (Completed)
Keywords: capital flight, illicit financial flows, tax havens, corruption, banks

Publications Publication search: Kari Heggstad

Publications by category:

CMI Reports

Promoting defence management and security sector reform in Southern Africa. An assessment of SADSEM's achievements, impacts and future challenges
Tjønneland, Elling N., Chris Albertyn, Garth le Pere, Kari Heggstad and Brendan Vickers (2009)
Bergen: Chr. Michelsen Institute (CMI Report R 2009: 8) 82 p.

Theses

How Did it all Start? A Comparison of the Establishment of the Oil Industries in Nigeria and Chad
Heggstad, Kari (2008)
Master Thesis in Comparative Politics. Bergen: The University of Bergen. Department of Comparative Politics. 110 p.

Public Sector Reform
News

Monitoring and Evaluating Mozambique's Poverty Reduction Strategy

This report analyses poverty and well-being in the rural district of Murrupula, revisiting four local communities and a total of 120 households, three years after the first study in 2006. Read more

The Strange Alchemy of Life and Law

Detained in solitary confinement, tortured, exiled and eventually blown up by a car bomb. From an early age Albie Sachs played a prominent part in the struggle for justice in South Africa. Later in life he helped draft South Africa's post-apartheid Constitution, and served as a member of the Constitutional Court for fifteen years. Sachs talks to host Siri Gloppen about his life and role as a judge in the formative years of post-apartheid South Africa. Read more

The public sector - how can it deliver?

Equal access to health and other services require adequate funding of the state. Read more

A Momentous Year

2009 was a momentuous year at CMI. We moved to the city centre. We opened a new arena for research communication: Bergen Research Centre for International Development. And in the same year, we achieved a publication record with the highest number of peer reviewed articels ever. Read the online version. Read more

'Opitanha' revisited. Assessisng the implications of PARPA II in rural northern Mozambique 2006-2009

A number of improvements have taken place in local governance, physical infrastructure and agricultural marketing options, this has so far primarily benefitted the better-off with few, if any, implications for the very poorest. Read more

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