International Development Correspondent Fellows

The International Development Correspondent Program brings students and recent graduates of post-graduate programs in International Development or related fields to one of the offices of the Development Executive Group to do research and write journalistic articles related to practical issues in International Development. The articles are published on our popular websites and provide guidance to thousands of professionals in international development and those hoping to work in the field.

Become an International Development Correspondent Fellow

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  Jody Nesbitt

  Jody joined Devex in April 2009 as international correspondent fellow. Previously, he worked as a monitor in South Africa's provinical parliament, as a researcher for the Center for Economic and Policy Research and a reporter for Venezuela Analysis. He has studied at Rutgers University, the University of Natal and the University of the West Indies, earning a batchlor's in political science and a master's in international relations.

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  Antoine Remise

  "Antoine Remise joined Devex in April 2009 as an international development correspondent. He holds a bachelor's in political science from the Institut d'Etudes Politiques of Lille and a master's in development administration and planning from the University College in London. Antoine has conducted researche for development projects in Chile, Senegal and Uganda, notably on education, health, local saving systems and housing issues. He is fluent in French, English and Spanish."

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  Oliver Subasinghe

  Oliver joined Devex in early 2009 as an international development correspondent. He previously served as a microfinance fellow for Kiva in Kenya and Uganda. During his tenure, he worked with Kiva’s field partners to improve their operations and governance. He holds a bachelor’s degree from Eckerd College and a master’s in business from the College of William & Mary.

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