Home  About FNI  Research  Publications  Staff  News & events  Contact		FNI STAFF Heidi Bade Position at FNI: Research Fellow Academic background   Master of philosophy in Culture, Environment and Sustainability Centre for Development and the Environment (SUM), University of Oslo (2012).   International development studies with field work conducted in Lebanon (Oslo University College).   Culture and communication majoring in anthropology at UiO. Exchange semester at Queen's University, Canada. Professional experience   Internship at the Royal Norwegian Embassy in Brasilia.   Deputy Leader, SAIH Oslo University College. Main research interests REDD+, access and benefit sharing, aid effectiveness, global governance, development politics, climate change politics, corporate social responsibility. Publications Skedsmo, Pål Wilter, Heidi Bade and Leiv Lunde. Doing Good by Doing Well? Statoil in Sub-Saharan Africa. Occasional Paper 2/2013. Oslo, Norwegian Church Aid, 2013, 30 p. Bade, Heidi, 'How aid officials were sidelined in the Norway-Guyana forest deal', Development Today, No 1, 2013. Bade, Heidi, Aid in a Rush: A Case Study of the Norway-Guyana REDD+ Partnership, master's thesis submitted to the Centre for Development and the Environment (SUM), University of Oslo, November 2012.		Contact details    (+47) 67111912   hb (+@fni.no) Related focal points of research   Global governance and sustainable development   Biodiversity and biosafety Important ongoing projects The Access and Benefit Sharing Research Project Important past projects: Aid in a Rush: A Case Study of the Norway-Guyana REDD+ Partnership (Master's thesis) Recent relevant FNI News FNI Debates Statoil's Engagement in Africa (14.05.2013) Recent media coverage 'Statoil: Vi kan ikke ta over et politisk ansvar' ('Statoil: We Cannot Take Over Political Responsabilities'), Petro.no, 21.05.2013. In Norwegian. 'Norsk næringsliv i Afrika (CSR)' ('Norwegian Business in Africa (CSR)'), global.no, 16.05.2013. In Norwegian. 'KN: Statoil må gjøre mer for folket' ('Norwegian Church Aid: Statoil Must Do More for the People'), Bistandsaktuelt, 13.05.2013. In Norwegian. '“It’s a mystery why we chose Guyana”: Norwegian Government official', redd-monitor, 14.03.2013.
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