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Tone Winge
Born:
1981
Position at FNI: Research Fellow
Academic
background:
Master in Development Studies,
Norwegian University of Life Sciences (2006).
Bachelor in Political Science and Human Geography,
University of Oslo (2004).
Main research interests: Management
of, and law and policy related to, genetic resources. Intellectual property
rights and Open Source solutions. Innovation and its links to development.
Rural and agricultural development. Farmers' Rights.
Major
publications:
Andersen, Regine, Morten Walløe Tvedt, Ole
Kristian Fauchald, Tone Winge, Kristin Rosendal and Peter Johan Schei,
International Agreements
and Processes Affecting an International Regime on Access and Benefit Sharing
under the Convention on Biological Diversity: Implications for its Scope and
Possibilities of a Sectoral Approach. FNI Report 3/2010. Lysaker, FNI,
2010, 47 p.
Andersen, Regine and Tone Winge, The Plant Treaty and Farmers'
Rights: Implementation Issues for South Asia. SAWTEE Discussion Paper.
Kathmandu (Nepal), South Asia Watch on Trade, Economics & Environment
(SAWTEE), 2009, 48 p.
Scurrah, Maria, Regine Andersen and Tone Winge,
Los Derechos del
Agricultor en el Perú: Las perspectivas de los agricultores. Estudio de
antecedentes 8 ('Farmers' Rights in Peru: Farmers' Perspectives. Background
Study 8'). FNI Report 3/2009. Lysaker, FNI, 2009, 63 p. In
Spanish.
Scurrah, Maria, Regine Andersen and Tone Winge, The Farmers' Rights Project
Background Study 8: Farmers' Rights in Peru: Farmers'
Perspectives. FNI Report 16/2008. Lysaker, FNI, 2008, 57
p.
Andersen, Regine and Tone Winge,
The Farmers' Rights
Project Background Study 7: Success Stories from the Realization of
Farmers' Rights Related to Plant Genetic Resources for Food and
Agriculture. FNI Report 4/2008. Lysaker, FNI, 2008, 72 p.
Winge,
Tone, Free
or Open? The ideology of CAMBIA and their BIOS Initiative compared to the
ideologies of the FOSS movement. Master thesis submitted to the
Department of International Environment and Development Studies (Noragric),
Norwegian University of Life Sciences, 2006. |