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        Marie Jürisoo

        Operations Director, Deputy Director SEI Oxford

      • Expertise: Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning, Development Policy.
      • marie.jurisoo@sei.org
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      Marie Jürisoo is Operations Director of SEI, and Deputy Director of SEI Oxford.

      As Operations Director, Marie has overall responsibility for follow-up of SEI’s strategy, including institutional quality procedures for project and risk management, monitoring, evaluation and learning, and knowledge management. Marie manages SEI’s relations with and reporting to its key donor Sida and supports the Executive Director in all aspects of managing the institute. She is a member of SEI’s Executive Team and the Global Management Committee.

      As Deputy Director of SEI Oxford, Marie works closely with the SEI Oxford Centre Director and Management Team on all aspects of centre management.

      Marie joined SEI in December 2008. As a social science researcher, she has worked on a range of climate, energy and development policy issues, written reports for European government and international donors. She has given numerous presentations and briefings to a range of audiences and authored a handful of peer-reviewed journal articles and dozens of peer-reviewed reports. Marie has also worked for the Swedish Energy Agency on Swedish international climate policy and been a member of Sweden’s delegation to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.

      Marie holds a MSc (Asian Politics) from the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London and a BSc (Chinese and Politics) from Stockholm University.

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      Meet Marie Jürisoo, Operations Director

      Meet Marie, SEI Operations Director who began her SEI journey as an intern in 2008. Here she shares highlights and advice from her SEI journey so far.

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      Publications by Marie Jürisoo

      • Embracing complexity: a transdisciplinary conceptual framework for understanding behaviour change in the context of development-focused interventions
      • Old habits die hard: using the energy cultures framework to understand drivers of household-level energy transitions in urban Zambia
      • Understanding multi-level drivers of behaviour change
      • Beyond buying: the application of service design methodology to understand adoption of clean cookstoves in Kenya and Zambia
      • Increasing access to post harvest technologies to women farmers
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      Perspectives by Marie Jürisoo

      • Using service design to understand cookstove uptake

      Featured stories with Marie Jürisoo

      • SEI’s response to Covid-19
      • Respuesta de SEI a COVID-19
      • What drives human behaviour when it comes to development solutions?
      • Behavioural drivers of stove uptake in Kenya and Zambia
      • SEI to highlight technology uptake, land rights and sanitation at Development Research 2016
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      Projects and tools with Marie Jürisoo

      • TR2AIL
      • SEI Initiative on Fossil Fuels and Climate Change
      • SEI Initiative on Behaviour and Choice
      • CARISMA - Coordination and Assessment of Research and Innovation in Support of climate Mitigation Actions
      • Mistra Arctic Sustainable Development - New Governance
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