Ailin Aastvedt

Director/Senior researcher

Ailin is the director and a senior researcher at Telemark Research Institute. Since the spring of 2019, she has also been a part-time PhD-candidate at the Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences. Her PhD aims to contribute to knowledge about influential factors and the outcomes of collaborative innovation in the local public sector. Collaborative innovation occurs when citizens and other private actors are actively engaged in a collective deliberate decision-making process, with a goal to design and implement new, creative solutions to address specific policy problems.

She has worked as a researcher at Telemark Research since 2004. From 2014 to 2018, she was the finance manager in Telemark County Council, and part of the executive management team. Ailin has experience from operational management and leadership and researching the same topics. Her idea is that research and innovation, both in and with the municipal sector can contribute to improve and more efficient municipal services. Experience suggests that the municipal sector strive to be innovative, and requires research-based partners to realise their own innovative potential.

Research group: Municipal and regional development

Current Projects

Current publications

Presentation

Foredrag

GKRS Standarder

Presentation

Foredrag

Klassifisering av finansielle instrumenter

Report

Rapport

Svart økonomi i bygge- og anleggsbransjen

Presentation

Foredrag

Grunnleggende regnskapsprinsipper

Scientific article

Vitenskapelig artikkel

Mission Impossible or an Obvious Option

Working paper

Arbeidsrapport

Bidrag til forbedring?

Working paper

Arbeidsrapport

Eierskap

Working paper

Arbeidsrapport

Kundetilfredshet med byggesaker, oppmålingssaker og private reguleringssaker i Larvik kommune

Article

Artikkel

Finansielle instrumenter i kommuneregnskapet

Kontroll med bruk av skjønnsmidler barnehager i 2006

Conference paper

Paper

Foreløpig paper: Finansielle instrumenter og kommuner – flere udetonerte bomber?

Utgiftsbehov kommunale veger – regnskapsstudie