Fellowship Scheme 40th Anniversary

For the Fellowship Scheme's 40th anniversary in 2003, and to welcome the 2003-05 Fellows, a celebration was held at the House of Commons attended by many Fellowship alumni.

This article is taken from a speech by Sir Andrew Turnbull, Cabinet Secretary where he shared his experiences as an ODI Fellow in the Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Foreign Trade, Zambia, 1968-70.

For the Fellowship Scheme's 40th anniversary in 2003, and to welcome the 2003-05 Fellows, a celebration was held at the House of Commons attended by many Fellowship alumni.

This article is taken from a speech by Professor Peter Davies, Vice-President and Chief Economist, BP, where he shared his experiences as an ODI Fellow in the Ministry of Finance, Swaziland, 1972-74.

For the Fellowship Scheme's 40th anniversary in 2003, and to welcome the 2003-05 Fellows, a celebration was held at the House of Commons attended by many Fellowship alumni.

This article is taken from a speech by Dr Vincent Cable MP, where he shared his experiences as a ODI Fellow in the Treasury, Kenya, 1966–1968.

This paper introduces a series of reflections by alumni of the ODI Fellowship Scheme.  The reflections range over the period when the Scheme started, when the Nuffield Foundation provided the seed-money and when the gifted brain of the ODI’s first Director, William Clark, devised the Fellowship model which still broadly holds, for several of them served as Fellows in Africa in the early years of independence. I want to respond here though to three frequently-asked questions which arise from such commentaries (and are sometimes more than implicit in them)