Academic background:
PhD, Nutrition, University of Oslo
Nutrition, health and social indicators, Child labour, Trafficking, Mali, West Africa Haiti, Democratic Republic of Congo, Liberia, Eritrea.
Research areas: Sahel and Sub-Saharan Africa | Global health | Peacebuilding and stabilisation | Decent Work | Global education and out-of-school childrenAnne Hatløy is research professor at Fafo in the group of Global Studies. In addition, she holds a position as Associate Professor at Center for International Health, University of Bergen.
Hatløy has 30 years of experience with implementation and analysis of quantitative and qualitative research projects in low income countries (West Africa, Uganda, Eritrea, DR Congo, Haiti) on child labour, living conditions, food and nutrition security.
She has extensive experience with research cooperation with institutions in developing countries and in research administration.
Debritu Nane, Anne Hatløy, Elazar Tadesse and Bernt Lindtjørn
Research protocol local ingredients-based supplementary food as an alternative to corn-soya blends plus for treating moderate acute malnutrition among children aged 6 to 59 monthsMapatano Mala Ali, Christiane Horwood & Anne Hatløy
Building a new master’s and PhD programme in nutritional epidemiology in KinshasaHow to face obstacles beyond the control of the project
Pawan Acharya, Hallgeir Kismul, Mala Ali Mapatano & Anne Hatløy
Individual-and community-level determinants of child immunization in the Democratic Republic of Congo: A multilevel analysisTorheim, Liv Elin
Nutrition, global health and Norway's development policy Tidsskrift for den norske legeforeningHallgeir Kismul, Pawan Acharya, Mala Ali Mapatano & Anne Hatløy
Determinants of childhood stunting in the Democratic Republic of Congo: further analysis of Demographic and Health Survey 2013–14 BMC Public Health
Marianne Sandsmark Morseth, Navnit Kaur Grewal, Ida Sophie Kaasa, Anne Hatløy, Ingrid Barikmo and Sigrun Henjum
Dietary diversity is related to socioeconomic status among adult Saharawi refugees living in AlgeriaBumbangi NF, Muma JB, Choongo K, Mukanga M, Velu MR , Veldman F, Hatløy A , Mapatano MA
Occurrence and factors associated with aflatoxin contamination of raw peanuts from Lusaka district's markets, Zambia Food ControlKismul H, Hatløy, Andersen P, Mapatano M, Van den Broeck J and Molland KM (2015).
The social context of severe child malnutrition: a qualitative household case study from a rural area of the Democratic Republic of Congo International Journal for Equity in HealthBjørkhaug I and Anne Hatløy A
Utilisation of Respondent Driven Sampling among a population of child workers in the diamond mining sector of Sierra Leone Global Public HealthMorten Bøås and Anne Hatløy
‘Getting in, getting out’: militia membership and prospects for re-integration in post-war Liberia Journal of Modern African StudiesBøås M and Hatløy A
Alcohol and drugs in post-war Sierra Leone Journal of Drug and Alcohol StudiesBøås M and Hatløy A
Child labour in West Africa: Different children – Different work – Different vulnerabilities International MigrationHallund J, Hatløy A, Benesi I and Thilsted SH
Snacks are important for fat and vitamin intakes among rural African women: a cross-sectional study from Malawi European Journal of Clinical NutritionBøås M and Hatløy A
Poor, terrorised and internally displaced: the humanitarian situation in Northern Uganda Humanitarian ExchangeHatløy A
Life as a child domestic worker in Haiti The Journal of Haitian StudiesTorheim LE, Barikmo I, Parr C, Hatløy A, Ouatara F, Oshaug A
Validation of food variety as an indicator of diet quality assessed with a food frequency questionnaire for Western Mali European Journal of Clinical NutritionTorheim LE, Barikmo I, Hatløy A, Ouattara F, Diarra M and Oshaug A
Validation of a quantitative food frequency questionnaire in Western MaliHatløy A, Hallund J, Diarra MM and Oshaug A
Food variety scores, socio-economic status and nutritional status in urban and rural areas in Koutiala (Mali) Public Health NutritionHatløy A, Torheim LE and Oshaug A
Food variety – a good indicator of nutritional adequacy? A case study from an urban area in Mali, West Africa European Journal of Clinical NutritionOshaug A,Pedersen J, Diarra M, Ag Bendech M, Hatløy A
Problems and pitfalls in the use of estimated age in anthropometric measurements of children from 6 to 60 months of age: A case from Mali Journal of NutritionAnne Hatløy, Malena Kyvik Martens & Svein Erik Stave
Matsystemer i norsk utviklingspolitikkMatsikkerhet, klimatilpasset landbruk og ernæring
Tone Sommerfelt and Anne Hatløy
Children living and/or working in the streets of GeorgiaAnne Hatløy, Tone Sommerfelt & Liv Elin Torheim
Ernæring - et sulteforet utviklingsfeltAnne Hatløy, Jon Pedersen & Hufeng Zhang
Eritrea Population and Health Survey 2010Hatløy A, Kebede T, Aiello H and Langer S
Verification of Certification Activities in West African Cocoa Sector Final Verification Report: GhanaHatløy A, Kebede T, Aiello H and Langer S
Verification of Certification Activities in West African Cocoa Sector Final Verification Report: Côte d’IvoireBjørkhaug I, Bøås M, Hatløy A and Jennings K
Returning to Uncertainty? Addressing Vulnerabilities in Northern UgandaAtallah A, Bøås M, El Dada H, Hatløy A, Zhang H
Northern Uganda IDP Profiling. Volume 2: Tabulation reportBøås M and Hatløy A
Northern Uganda IDP Profiling. Volume 1: Northern Uganda IDP StudyMossige A, Hatløy A, Luyinduladio N, Makengo AM, Mboso SK, Mpiana B and Nyonka N
Etude Pilote de Risques et de la Vulnérabilité en République Démocratique du CongoAnne Hatløy, Henriette Lunde, Jon Pedersen og Anne Hatløy
Hjelp eller slaveri? Vårt LandTone Sommerfelt, Anne Hatløy and Kristin Jesnes
Wahhabiyya paranoia in Bamako and the new intolerance of the tolerant The BrokerTone Sommerfeldt and Anne Hatløy
Enfants en domesticité en Haïti 2014
