Previous Board Memberships: Public and Private
- 2007: Trustee & Member of the Board of Trustees, BBC World Service Trust
- 2006: Member of the Executive Board of Directors for IAVI,the International AIDS Vaccine Initiative
- 2004: Co-convener of Women Leaders for WASH (Water Sanitation and Hygiene), a high level Advocacy-network to focus on a key health and development-issue for women, together with Executive Director Ann M. Veneman of UNICEF and Minister Maria Mutagamba from Uganda
- 2001: Member of the Governing Council of the international Society for International
Development (SID)
- 2000 - 2001: Member of the Board of TVE (Television Trust for the Environment), a London-based TV-production company covering environment and development issues. Regular provider of productions for BBC World
- 1996 & 1997: Member of the Board of Norwegian Church Aid (NCA), a major humanitarian relief and
development NGO
- 1991 - 1997: Member of the Committee for International Affairs of the Church of Norway
- 1988 - 1992: Member of the Board of MENTOR, an international institute for media, communication and management
- 1986 - 1987: Vice President of the Christian Democratic Youth League
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