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Our Stories of Change, first published in the 2009 Annual Report, span a wide range of our work: from policy work at the highest level around the global financial crisis, to laying out the real issues around post-conflict reintegration.
They highlight how ODI has made a difference in international development and humanitarian issues.
How we have tracked the negotiations on Economic Partnership Agreements for more than a decade to ensure that governments are aware of the implications of the '‘small print'.
 How ODI's work supports the case for a shift to a virtuous circle of aid effectiveness, based on country ownership and the strengthening of national service delivery systems.
 How we have highlighted the potential implications of the financial crisis for the world’s poorest countries, in work that has been drawn upon by development agencies and highlighted by the world's most influential economic media.
 A story of a high-level partnership that is moving a crucial debate forward. The emphasis is on chronic poverty, leading to a shift in poverty policies in, for example, India and Uganda.
 The story of how an ODI study in Southern Sudan changed policy debate on reintegration at the national and international levels.
 How we have built on years of environmental research and network-building to reinforce the need to include the forest-dependent poor in the climate change debate.
 How we work with partners in developing and developed countries to help them infuse complex policy processes with sound evidence.
 How changes in the way ODI communicates and are putting us in good shape to mark our 50th anniversary in 2010.
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