Arne Tostensen
Completed projects
SIDA-Evaluation of SIDA's bilateral research cooperation
UiO-NCHR Mid-term review of international department ]
[EBA: In pursuit of per diem ]
Analysis of the Political Economy of Malawi
The Political Economy of Governance in Malawi
CICERO/UD: Climate Services for Adaptation in Africa
Mid-term review of two human rights organisations in Tanzania
Evaluation of project on prison conditions in Malawi
East African Community Energy Review
The Role of the EU in UN Human Rights Reform (COST Action IS 0702)
Review of donor support for anti-corruption initiatives in Malawi
Allowances and Per Diems in Sub-Saharan Africa
Synthesis Study of International Experiences with Support to Legislatures
Joint Evaluation of Norwegian and Swedish Aid in Support of Child Rights
Electoral Mismanagement and Post-Election Violence in Kenya
Evaluation of Finnish Development Research 1998-2007
Mid-term review of Bunda College of Agriculture, Malawi
Research and Institutional Development Links between CMI and SEAPREN
The 2007 Kenyan General Elections in Context
Developmental Democracy: A Concept Paper
Appraisal of Norwegian Support to the EAC Partnership Fund
The Bretton Woods Institutions and the PRSPs: Comparative African Perspectives
Political instiutions in Africa: Zambia, Malawi and Uganda compared
The institutional context of the 2004 general elections in Malawi
Regional Dimensions of Norwegian Country Programmes
Comparative Study of Kenyan Constitutions
Bridging Research and Development Co-operation
Review of the Norwegian Development Fund Portfolio in Ethiopia
Towards a Feasible Social Security System in Kenya
Bridging Research and Policy
Fast-tracking East African integration
Evaluation of Norwegian Support to Bunda College of Agriculture, Malawi
Urbanisation and Poverty in Africa: Challenges for Norwegian Development Aid
Election observation as informal enforcement of political rights
Official Development Assistance for Human Settlements
Evaluation of the Danish Association for International Cooperation (MS)
The participatory aspects of poverty reduction strategies in Malawi and Zambia
Oscillatory labour migration in Kenya
Evaluation of Danida's assistance supporting human rights and democratisation
Election monitoring: Kenya
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Sociologist currently focusing on governance and human rights research.
Sociologist currently focusing on governance, human rights and climate change research.
Tostensen's professional profile and research interests include labour migration (Kenya); regional integration in Eastern and Southern Africa (EAC and SADC); poverty and institutional analysis; research policy; the research-policy nexus; governance and democratisation; human rights; development assistance; and urbanisation (Africa). In recent years Tostensen has conducted research on political institutions, especially parliaments, in Malawi and Uganda, as well as on adaptation to climate change.
He has published and co-edited several anthologies in the field of human rights, poverty and urbanisation. Tostensen has also published extensively on East African politics, often with a focus on parliaments and executive-parliamentary relations.
Tostensen has more than 40 years of experience in research and consultancy work, principally in Eastern and Southern Africa. He has acted as team leader of many consultancies with international participation and whose clients include European aid agencies and the UN. Between 1988 and 1994 he served as CMI's director. Tostensen has broad evaluation experience regarding aid interventions, including in the governance realm. Recently he has become involved in research on child rights and adaptation to climate change.