Annik Magerholm Fet

Dr. Annik Magerholm Fet is a Professor of Systems Engineering at NTNU in Ålesund, specializing in sustainability, environmental management, and life cycle analysis. She has held leadership roles including Vice-Rector at NTNU Ålesund (2017-2023) and Director of NTNU's Sustainable Development strategic area (2014-2016). Her academic background includes a PhD in Systems Engineering from NTNU. She has extensive international collaboration experience, leading projects like the EU's CapSEM initiative, and has authored/co-edited works such as *Business Transition: A Path to Sustainability - the CapSEM Model*.

Her research focuses on sustainability transitions, circular economy, industrial ecology, and policy frameworks. She has contributed to initiatives like environmental product declarations (EPDs) and served on boards of organizations including SDSN Northern Europe, Polaris Media Nordvest, and the Business Hub for Sustainability (BH4S). Her work emphasizes systemic approaches to environmental challenges, integrating technical, economic, and social dimensions.

Key projects include the Erasmus+ CapSEM project promoting sustainability education, UN IRP observation roles, and development of frameworks for cleaner production and green public procurement. Her recent publications (2023) emphasize analytical tools, systemic transitions, and SDG alignment. She coordinates interdisciplinary collaborations and advises on Norway's environmental policy strategies.

Notable contributions include advancing life cycle assessment methodologies, industrial symbiosis frameworks, and eco-efficiency in supply chains. She actively engages in knowledge transfer through academic-industry partnerships and policy advisory roles, fostering sustainable innovation across sectors like maritime, construction, and fisheries.