Ørjan Berg holds a Master of Science (MSc) in Economics from the Norwegian University of Life Sciences, with a specialization in climate-, environmental- and natural resource economics, and development economics. He has also completed an exchange semester at the Queensland University of Technology in Brisbane, Australia.

At Oslo Economics, Ørjan has worked on several evaluations and reviews across various topics. Among other things, he has participated in evaluations of public subsidy schemes and investment projects, as well as various economic analyses and reviews. Ørjan’s interests are broad, but he particularly enjoys working at the intersection of climate and environment, technology, and society. At Oslo Economics, Ørjan’s core areas have included green transitioning, public instruments in the climate and environmental field, and development economics.

Ørjan has experience with various evaluation tools, such as DFØ’s evaluation guide and the OECD’s evaluation model, and is skilled in using both quantitative and qualitative methods. He has experience conducting interviews, surveys, and workshops from various projects, and has worked extensively with data analysis and statistics. He also has experience as a teaching assistant in an applied statistics course at the master’s level.

Ørjan also has experience from Rambøll Management Consulting, where he worked with questionnaire surveys and analyses. Here, he contributed to a number of user surveys and mappings and has developed skills in planning, setting up, and conducting surveys for various purposes.