Norfund - The Norwegian Investment Fund for Developing Countries, is owned by the Norwegian Government and serves as an instrument in Norwegian development policy. Norfund contributes to poverty reduction and economic development in the poorest countries through investments in profitable businesses and transfer of knowledge and technology. 

Norfund invests equity and/or debt capital, always as a financial minority together with partners, international or Norwegian. 

The main sector for investment is clean energy. Norfund is Norway's biggest investor in microfinance through the Norwegian Microfinance Initiative (NMI), and is also a prominent investor in small and medium sized businesses through regional funds and direct investments. 

Norfund's geographical focus is on Sub-Sahara Africa, where the fund has three regional offices (Nairobi, Cape Town and Accra). In addition, Norfund invests in selected countries in Asia and Latin America, with regional offices in Costa Rica and Bangkok. Norfund seeks to hire local staff in the regions, and 15 nationalities are represented among the staff.

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Tellef Thorleifsson

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Tellef Thorleifsson

Mikjel Bjercke

Fredrik Smeby

Ylva Lindberg

Per Kristian Sbertoli

Lasse David Nergaard

Kari Offerdal

Thomas H. Skaarer

Sandersen Erik

Alina Osadcha

Fredrik Oland Scheen

Bjørnar Baugerud

Bernt Christian Brun

Cathrine Kaasen Conradi

Mark Davis

Per Emil Lindoe

Simen Berger Øby

Ola D. Nafstad

Ellen Cathrine Rasmussen

David Viste

Sigrid Holte Igesund

Espen Froyn

Vegard Halvorsen

Joachim Hansteen

Alexander Lien

Mina Skille Mariussen

Axel Ryder Schøyen

Sara Sottilotta

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