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Understanding a changing Arctic: FNI researchers explain Arctic geopolitics
How is the Arctic changing, and why does it matter? Through the podcast series The Circumpolar - Arctic geopolitics FNI researcher Serafima Andreeva interviews Arctic experts, including colleagues at the Fridtjof Nansen Institute, about the geopolitical developments reshaping the Arctic.
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New project to strengthen forest governance in Colombia
A new project will explore how global environmental agreements and local knowledge can work together to protect Colombia’s rainforests, and support sustainable forest management for the future.
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‘Cambridge was never the plan’: FNI researcher Serafima Andreeva receives Aker Scholarship
How do you go from barely getting through high school to a fully funded PhD at the University of Cambridge?
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Want to research what is politically possible in climate and energy policy?
The Fridtjof Nansen Institute (FNI) is currently recruiting two PhD candidates for the new FEASIBILITY research project. The positions offer the opportunity to work on some of the biggest questions in climate and energy policy, in a close and social research environment just outside Oslo.
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FNI selected for three framework agreements with the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
The Fridtjof Nansen Institute (FNI) has been selected as a supplier for three framework agreements with the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs for 2026–2030. FNI was ranked number one in international economics, and number two in both geopolitics and global commons.
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Armenia’s Minister of the Environment visits the Fridtjof Nansen Institute
How do you prepare to lead one of the world’s most important nature summits? That was the starting point when Armenia’s Minister of the Environment, Hambarzum Matevosyan, visited Norway, including a meeting with Norway’s Minister of Climate and Environment at the Fridtjof Nansen Institute.