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Africa

Burundi
Elizabeth Kennedy (University College London and University of Oxford), Economic and Social Reform Support and Monitoring Unit, Vice-President's Office (SP/REFES), 2006-08
Declan Magee (Trinity College Dublin and London School of Economics), Ministry of Commerce and Trade, 2005-07
Gladys Palmer (University of Greenwich and University of Birmingham), Ministry of Finance, Debt Management Division, 2005-07

Ethiopia
Philip Johnston (University of Sheffield and University of Sussex), Ministry of Education, 2006-08

Ghana
Lindsey Craig (University of Bath), Ministry of Health, 2006-08
Naureen Karachiwalla (McGill University, Montreal and University of Oxford), Ministry of Education, 2006-08
Lindsey Napier (University of Oxford and University of Sussex), Ministry of Trade and Industry, 2005-07

Lesotho
Andrew Kardan (University of Aberdeen and University of Nottingham), Ministry of Finance and Development Planning, Macroeconomics Policy and Management Division, 2006-08
George Lee (University of Nottingham and University of Cambridge) Ministry of Finance & Development Planning, Department of Development Planning, 2005-07

Malawi
Matthew Collin (Clemson University, USA and University of Oxford), Ministry of Finance, Budget Division, 2006-08
Ranil Dissanayake (University of Oxford and School of Oriental & African Studies, University of London), Ministry of Finance, Debt and Aid Division 2005-07
Cynthia Eldridge (Wellesley College, USA and London School of Economics and London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine), Ministry of Health, 2006-08
Susan Mpande (University of Zambia and University of Manchester), Ministry of Trade and Private Sector Development, Trade Division, 2005-07
Asmatahseen Zubairi (University of Sussex and School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London), Ministry of Education, 2005-07

Mozambique
Niall Condon (University College Cork and University College Dublin), Ministry of Industry and Trade, Directorate of Industry, 2006-08
Caroline Ennis (University of Cambridge and School of Oriental & African Studies, University of London), Ministry of Planning andDevelopment, Poverty Analysis Division, 2005-07
Santiago Goicoechea (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, University of Warwick and University of Oxford), Ministry of Planning and Development, Macroeconomic Planning Division, 2005-07
Mélise Jaud (Ecole Nationale de Génie Rural des Eaux et Forêts, France and Imperial College at Wye, Unviersity of London), Ministry of Agriculture, 2006-08
Brendan Kelly (University College Galway), Ministry of Agriculture, Unit for the Promotion of Commercial Agriculture (GSPCA), 2005-07
Alice Kügler (University of Warwick and University of Oxford), Ministry of Finance, Directorate of Tax, 2006-08
Oliver Stern (School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London and London School of Economics), Ministry of Industry and Trade, Technical Unit for Multilateral and Regional Trade Negotiations (UTCOM), 2006-08

Namibia
Matthias Schmidt (University of Southampton and University of Oxford), Ministry of Finance, Directorate of Budget Management and Control, 2006-08
Heidi Tavakoli (University of Warwick and School of Oriental & African Studies, University of London), Ministry of Education, Directorate of Planning and Development, 2005-07

Nigeria
Michael Hugman (University of Oxford), Ministry of Finance, Budget Office, 2005-07
Richard Ough (University of Birmingham and University of Cambridge), Federal INland Revenue Service, 2006-08
Giulia Pellegrini (School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London and University of Oxford), Debt Management Office, 2006-08
Daniel Rogger (University College London and University of Cambridge), Office of the President, Millennium Development Goals, 2005-07

Rwanda
Mailan Chiche (Ecole des Hautes Etudes Commerciales, Paris), Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning, Budget Department, 2005-07
Roselinde Goslinga (Universiteit van Amsterdam and School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London), Ministry of Agriculture, 2006-08
Diana Kizza (Makerere University, Uganda and University of York), Ministry of Health, 2006-08
Alexandra Murray-Zmijewski (University of Glasgow and School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London), Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning, Macroeconomic Planning Unit, 2006-08
Raakhi Odedra (University of Cambridge and University of Oxford), Ministry of Education, 2005-07
Robin Ogilvy (University of Cambridge), Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning, External Finance Unit, 2005-07
High Waddington (University of York and University of Sussex), Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning, 2006-08

Sierra Leone
Sarah Fox (Trinity College Dublin and University of Sussex), Ministry of Health and Sanitation, 2006-08
Adam Jackson (University of Cambridge and School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London), Ministry of Finance, Economic Policy and Research Unit, 2005-07
Naomi Jefferies (University of Bath), Development Assistance Coordination Office, 2006-08
Christopher Parsons (University of Cardiff & University of Nottingham), Ministry of Trade and Industry, 2005-07
Matthew Smith (University of Warwick), Ministry of Finance, Budget Division, 2005-07

South Africa
Riaz Ahmad (University of Oxford and School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London), National Treasury, Financial Regulation Unit, 2006-08
Alexandra Bytchkova (University of Warwick and University of Oxford), National Treasury, Budget Department, 2005-07
David Faulkner (University of Nottingham and University of Southampton), National Treasury, Macroeconomic Policy Unit, 2006-08
Anokhi Parikh (University of California - Berkeley and University of Oxford), University of KwaZulu-Natal, Health Economics and HIV/AIDS Research Division (HEARD), 2005-07

Swaziland
Catarina Andrade (College of William and Mary (VA) and London School of Economics), National Emergency Response Committee on HIV/AIDS (NERCHA), 2005-07
Thomas McGrath (University of Edinburgh and University of Warwick), Ministry of Finance, Budgets and Economic Affairs Section, 2006-08

Tanzania
Sarah Hunt (University of Oxford and University College Dublin), Ministry of Finance, Macroeconomic Policy Section, 2006-08
Joseph Lake (Dublin City University, Reims Management School and University of Nottingham), Ministry of Finance, Budget Department, 2005-07
Ciara McKeon (Trinity College Dublin and School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London), Ministry of Planning, Economy and Empowerment, Growth Strategies Division, 2006-08

Uganda
Imran Aziz (University of Bath and London School of Economics), Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development, Aid Liaison Department, 2006–08
Nele Degraeuwe (Katholieke Universiteit, Leuven, Belgium and School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London), Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development, Infrastructure & Social Services Department: Energy Sector, 2006–08
Samuel Moon (University of St Andrews and School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London), Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development, Poverty Monitoring and Analysis Unit, 2006–08
Joyce Owusu-Ayim (University of Ghana and University of Reading), Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development, Budget Policy Department, 2005–07

Zambia
Helen Edmundson (University of Oxford and University of Bath), Ministry of Commerce, Trade and Industry, 2006–08

Zanzibar
Peter Collings (University of York and School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London), Ministry of Finance and Economic Affairs, Tax Policy Unit, 2006–08
Olaf Islei (University of Nottingham), Ministry of Finance and Economic Affairs, Department of Public Investments, 2005–07

THE CARIBBEAN

Guyana
Andre Baladi (University of Wales, Swansea and London School of Economics), Bank of Guyana, Research Department, 2005–07
Victoria Cunningham (University of Oxford and School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London), Ministry of Finance, Debt Management Division, 2006–08
Laila Kassam (University of Bristol and London School of Economics), Ministry of Agriculture, Agricultural Project Cycle Unit, 2006–08
Timothy Laing (University of Nottingham and University of Sussex), Environmental Protection Agency, 2005–07
Anna Morris (University of Oxford and London School of Economics), Ministry of Tourism, Industry and Commerce, National Competitiveness Strategy Unit, 2006–08

THE PACIFIC

Fiji
Richard Veit (University of Durham and University of Nottingham), Ministry of Agriculture, Sugar and Land Resettlement, 2006–08

Papua New Guinea
Erik Aelbers (University of Southampton), Department of Treasury, Structural Policy and Investment Division, 2006–08
Kevork Baboyan (American University of Beirut and University of Sussex), Internal Revenue Commission, 2005–07
Laurence Chandy (University of Oxford), Department of National Planning, Policy and Research Division, 2005–07
James Lloyd (University of the West of England and School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London), Bank of Papua New Guinea, Research and Analysis Unit, 2006–08
Rohit Singh (University of Manchester and University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology (UMIST), Department of Prime Minister & NEC, Policy & Co-ordination Division, 2005–07

Solomon Islands
William Baron (University of Edinburgh and School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London), Central Bank of the Solomon Islands, 2006–08
Julia Tijaja (Queen Mary & Westfield College, University of London and University of Oxford), Ministry of Commerce and Employment, Trade Directorate, 2005–07

Vanuatu
Yurendra Basnett (McDaniel College, Maryland, USA and London School of Economics), Department of Trade, Industry and Investment, 2006–08
Kunal Patel (University of Manchester and School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London), Ministry of Finance and Economic Management, Treasury Unit: Tax Policy, 2006–08

Secretariat of the Pacific Community
Marita Manley (University of Cambridge and University College London), Land Resources Division, Suva, Fiji, 2006–08

South Pacific Applied Geoscience Commission (SOPAC)
Alison Woodruff (University of Victoria, Canada and School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London), Ocean and Islands Programme, Suva, Fiji, 2005–07

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