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An overview of Lagoro IDP camp in Kitgum District, northern Uganda, 20 May 2007. Manoocher Deghati/IRIN
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Nick Scott
Nick Scott

Nick Scott

Head of Communications (Interim), Communications

Nick focuses on ways digital tools can support the communications, research and management processes of think tanks. He developed ODI’s online communications strategy, awarded Online Strategy of the Year 2012 in the Digital Communications Awards. He is also the founder of WonkComms, a popular community of practice for think tank communications staff.

Nick has broad experience of all aspects of the marketing and communications mix and works across the organisation to communicate research, providing advice on strategic communications to a number of ODI's programmes.

Before ODI, Nick supported online projects at a range of organisations, including ODI, Guardian Unlimited (the UK’s largest and most internationally popular newspaper website), and The Metropolitan Police.

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Does the policy agenda for agriculture need radical revision?

Opinion - Podcasts and audio - 20 December 2007

Richard Moberly of DFID, Patrick Mulvany of Practical Action, Duncan Green of Oxfam GB and Steve Wiggins of ODI consider whether biofuels, climate change and rapid economic growth in China and India have changed the agricultural context so much that the policy agenda needs to be re-thought.

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Nick Scott

Africa after the Africa Commission: What priorities for the German G8?

Opinion - Podcasts and audio - 3 May 2007

A high-level policy Forum was held on May 2nd in London to review the lessons of the Africa Commission set up by Tony Blair in 2004, and to take concrete proposals forward to this year’s G8 summit. This podcast summarises some of the main themes in the event and asks attendees their opinions on priorities for the G8 relating to Africa.

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