Fellowship Highlights:

– Participate in an immersive 6-month program, with a core commitment of 2 weeks of in-person training in Washington, D.C.
– Gain firsthand knowledge from the experts behind the Government Analytics Handbook.
– Develop a Government Analytics project with support from The World Bank and University College London senior experts.
– Connect with a collaborative network of public servants, data experts, and academics.

– Be available to travel to Washington D.C. from January 28 to February 6 for in-person training.
– Be nominated by their organizations (up to 2 fellows per organization are allowed).
– Work in central government organizations, including agencies.
– Hold mid-level management or senior analyst positions (or equivalent), with the authority to develop a government analytics project.
– Demonstrate prior tertiary-level coursework in statistics or related quantitative methods.
– Be proficient in English.

– A comprehensive CV (3 pages maximum) , highlighting your relevant experience and qualifications.
– A 150-word summary of how you envision applying the insights gained to enhance your organization’s operations through a government analytics project.
– An endorsement letter from your organization, nominating you for the fellowship and confirming your position.

*All documents must be in English and in PDF format