Anne Duquenne
EU Adviser
Additional positions:
MIGNEX Project Manager
Email: annduq@prio.org
Work phone: (+47) 22 54 77 90
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News
Saturday, 6 Apr 2019
The Website of MIGNEX, the Largest-Ever PRIO-Led Project, Is Launched
PRIO leads the EU-funded project MIGNEX, which seeks to produce new knowledge on migration, development and policy. The project runs over five years, until 2023, and has a total budget of €5 Million, shared between nine institutions. The comprehensive project website was launched on 3 April, at mignex.org. It is a standalone site based on the project's own branding.
The website has been developed to facilitate content sharing between the site itself, electronic publications, and a quarterly e-mail newsletter, which will be launched later this spring.
An innovative feature is the presentation of every publication in the project plan, including forthcoming ones. Users can sign up to be alerted when a specific publication is released, several years into the future. Such advance planning, which is required in EU-funded projects, is thereby turned into a tool for more effective dissemination.
The development of the website has been a collaborative effort between PRIO (project lead), the Oveseas Development Institute (communications lead), and Soapbox, a London-based creative agency specialized in supporting policy, research and advocacy organisations.
The MIGNEX team at PRIO includes the project leadership (Jørgen Carling and Anne Duquenne) and two researchers (Marta Bivand Erdal and Maria Gabrielsen Jumbert). Tony Wai On Yam has provided valuable assistance for the website launch.
Work experience:
- 2019 – present: EU Adviser & MIGNEX Project Manager at PRIO
- 2015 – 2019: Department Manager & Adviser at PRIO
- 2012 – 2015: Project Coordinating Officer at PRIO
- 2011 – 2012: International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC): Policy & Communication Assistant for the Delegation to the EU and NATO
- 2010: Programme assistant at the European Commission Directorate General EuropeAid
Languages:
- Professional proficiency: English, French, Dutch
- Limited working proficiency: Norwegian, Indonesian, Arabic
Education:
- 2007 – 2008: Additional Master in Political Sciences, ULB, Belgium
- 2007 (Erasmus): Specialization in Conflict, Disaster and Peace-Building, Uppsala, Sweden
- 2006 – 2008: Master in International Humanitarian Actions (NOHA), UCL, Belgium
- 2002 – 2006: Master Degree in Islamic Oriental Languages and Literature, ULB, Belgium
Latest news
MIGNEX Team Selects Local Areas for Data Collection
The large PRIO-led project MIGNEX examines migration and development at the local level across Africa and Asia. A milestone was reached when the specific research areas were selected.
The Website of MIGNEX, the Largest-Ever PRIO-Led Project, Is Launched
PRIO leads the EU-funded project MIGNEX, which seeks to produce new knowledge on migration, development and policy. The project runs over five years, until 2023, and has a total budget of €5 Million, shared between nine institutions. The comprehensive project website was launched on 3 April, at mignex.org. It is a standalone site based on the project's own branding.
The website has been developed to facilitate content sharing between the site itself, electronic publications, and a quarterly e-mail newsletter, which will be launched later this spring.
An innovative feature is the presentation of every publication in the project plan, including forthcoming ones. Users can sign up to be alerted when a specific publication is released, several years into the future. Such advance planning, which is required in EU-funded projects, is thereby turned into a tool for more effective dissemination.
The development of the website has been a collaborative effort between PRIO (project lead), the Oveseas Development Institute (communications lead), and Soapbox, a London-based creative agency specialized in supporting policy, research and advocacy organisations.
The MIGNEX team at PRIO includes the project leadership (Jørgen Carling and Anne Duquenne) and two researchers (Marta Bivand Erdal and Maria Gabrielsen Jumbert). Tony Wai On Yam has provided valuable assistance for the website launch.
PRIO to lead largest-ever European-funded research project on migration
The European Commission has awarded funding for what is
probably the largest-ever European-funded research project on migration, set to
start work in September 2018.
PhD Course on Interconnections of Finance and Security
The Research School on Peace and Conflict invites applications for the course Interconnections of Finance and Security, 8th -10th October 2015. The course is organized by Nina Boy (PRIO). Course lecturers include Marieke de Goede (University of Amsterdam), Martijn Konings (University of Sydney), Daniela Gabor (University of the West of England), Andreas Langenohl (Justus Liebig University Giessen) and Luis Lobo-Guerrero (University of Groningen).
PRIO's International Summer School course starts this month!
Like every year since 1969, the University of Oslo and PRIO join forces to organise a Peace Research Course, as part of the International Summer School (ISS).
This six weeks course will provide a general introduction to peace and conflict studies, alongside with specific thematic and geographical case studies. This year’s program includes a variety of brilliant lecturers who will introduce the students to various topics including conflict trends, causes and dynamics of conflict escalation, power sharing, peacebuilding, gender aspects etc.
SOURCE launches an Online-Questionnaire
The SOURCE project has developed a questionnaire to understand how the different sectors involved in societal security interact, and whether or not they encounter any difficulties thereby. The aim is further to develop tools, processes and guidelines to improve the knowledge exchange between the different sectors.
DRIVER Project Successfully Launched
The European Union's new demonstration project, DRIVER (Driving Innovation in Crisis Management for European Resilience) was successfully launched in May 2014. This project, gathering the expertise of 37 organisations, will jointly develop solutions for improved crisis management. A distributed pan-European test-bed will be built for experimentation and testing and the most useful new tools will be collected in a comprehensive Crisis Management portfolio at the end of the project. Building upon the findings of previous research projects, DRIVER's ultimate goal is to enhance European resilience in the face of crisis situations and ascertain sustainable innovation in Crisis Management also after the end of the project.
DRIVER Project Successfully Launched
The European Union's new demonstration project, DRIVER (Driving Innovation in Crisis Management for European Resilience) was successfully launched in May 2014. This project, gathering the expertise of 37 organisations, will jointly develop solutions for improved crisis management. A distributed pan-European test-bed will be built for experimentation and testing and the most useful new tools will be collected in a comprehensive Crisis Management portfolio at the end of the project. Building upon the findings of previous research projects, DRIVER's ultimate goal is to enhance European resilience in the face of crisis situations and ascertain sustainable innovation in Crisis Management also after the end of the project.
SOURCE Sector Survey Meeting in Brussels
The SOURCE Network of Excellence on societal security organized a sector survey meeting with high-ranking experts from different fields at the VUB on 5 June 2014. About 20 invited representatives from different professions and institutions, including partners of the SOURCE consortium discussed a number of security problems and solutions, following a structured approach of decision support for security solutions, based on the DESSI method.
SOURCE Website Launched
The website for the FP7-funded SOURCE project has been launched today. Created jointly by CEPS and VUB, the website presents the project, the partners, the primary network and the upcoming news and activities.
Visit the project on www.societalsecurity.net
You can also follow SOURCE on Twitter (@source_eu), LinkedIn (Societal Security Network) and Facebook (Source - Societal Security Network).
