Team Adaptation from NTNU, PRIO and the University of Copenhagen, with a team of Humanitarian Designers, invites you to kick-off a workshop series in Oslo.
Our mission is to be open to the uncomfortableness of defining the Humanitarian Reset. For the next two years, we want to use disruptive designerly approaches to draft Scenarios for what this Reset could look like.
We have invited a team of systems-oriented humanitarian designers to facilitate a series of forecasting workshops that invites humanitarian actors, system thinkers, civil society and researchers with the aim to outline bolder frames for a humanitarian system shift.
Norwegian led NGOs shows a strong internal hope that the recent changes and funding cuts, while disastrous in some areas, will trigger some of the changes that many have been talking about for decades. Yet, there are few signals that any strategic or coordinated humanitarian reset is actually happening.
For persons abroad who cannot attend in-person in Oslo, a digital room will be opened and facilitated.
26 November, 13:00–15:00: Geopolitics and Dilemmas for Energy Development in Sub-Saharan Africa
On September 25th, NARMA LMIC hosted a roundtable discussion at the NorDev25 conference to discuss how equitable partnerships with institutions in low- and middle-income countries are becoming part of mainstream research funding.
This two-hour seminar brought together researchers from NTNU, SINTEF, and partner institutions to discuss the urgent need for climate change adaptation in the Global South.
Seminar Friday 6th of September – Dragvoll, Trondheim and online
On the 18th of June, we had the pleasure of welcoming an enthusiastic and eager delegation from Central and West Asia to us at SINTEF in Oslo.
The Global Impact Gemini Center, a collaborative initiative between NTNU and SINTEF, was successfully launched in the prestigious Rådssalen at NTNU on Wednesday, April 10th, 2024.