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Tamba Kassoh

https://www.marshalpapworth.com/our-alumni/report/tamba-kassoh/

“I initially heard about the Marshal Papworth Fund through the University of East Anglia whilst I was looking into studying a master’s course in the UK. The Marshal Papworth Fund is the only charity that provides students like me with the funding to fulfil our academic wishes.”

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Susan Kumwenda

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“I was highly honoured to be among the Marshal Papworth scholarship beneficiaries to pursue a masters’ degree in Communication and Innovation for Development at the University of Reading.

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Susan Kumwenda

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Susan Kumwenda was a Marshal Papworth Fund scholarship recipient for the 2012-13 university year, studying for an MSc in Communication for Innovation and Development at the University of Reading, where her dissertation focused on tackling ‘banana bunchy top virus disease’ and how farmers viewed control of the disease.

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Shakeb Nabi

https://www.marshalpapworth.com/our-alumni/report/shakeb-nabi/

It is always pleasing to hear back from Marshal Papworth Fund scholarship beneficiaries – especially those who graduated towards the start of our development programme.

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Samuel Sahr Saffa

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Name: Samuel Sahr Saffa Country: Sierra Leone Course: Masters in Agriculture and Development 2016-17 University: University of Reading Leaving Sierra Leone in 2016, Samuel studied for his Masters in Agriculture and Development with a Marshal Papworth Fund scholarship at the University of Reading, using his studies to set up an agricultural company to help bring […]

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Samantha Bipat

https://www.marshalpapworth.com/our-alumni/report/samantha-bipat/

Now working as an Assistant Education Officer at the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) in Guyana, Samantha uses her Marshal Papworth-funded learning to provide technical direction towards sustainable solutions for accessing education and promoting life-long learning.

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Ramatu Saaka

https://www.marshalpapworth.com/our-alumni/report/ramatu-saaka/

Working as a development worker for Marshal Papworth Fund partner charity Tree Aid, 2019 alumnus Ramatu Saaka is currently working on a project to train over 3,000 farmers on the role of compost and legume intercrop in improving cashew tree productivity in Bole District, Savannah Region Ghana, as part of a wider directive to promote climate-smart sustainable agriculture in the region.

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Paul Opio

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“Hearing about how the Marshal Papworth Fund supports students inspired me to apply for a master’s scholarship, so that I would be able to help agricultural production in my region.

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Nebiat Dejene

https://www.marshalpapworth.com/our-alumni/report/nebiat-dejene/

Nebiat Dejene undertook a Masters in conservation and Land Management at Bangor in the 2015/2016 academic year. He is currently working as an Irrigation Engineer and Water Harvesting Expert for the Ethiopian Government and various non-governmental organisations.

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My Gratefulness to Marshal Papworth

https://www.marshalpapworth.com/our-alumni/report/my-gratefulness-to-marshal-papworth/

Dear Marchal Papworth Family, Partners and supporters, My name is Mesfin Abebe Tadesse. I am an Ethiopian living and working in Ethiopia. I am so thankful to the Marshal Papworth Fund family who work so diligently to support students from low income countries like myself to realize their dreams and impact the lives of the community where they come from and return to after their vital studies.

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Marshal Papworth scholar empowers women in farming in Ghana

https://www.marshalpapworth.com/our-alumni/report/marshal-papworth-scholar-empowers-women-in-farming-in-ghana/

In the 18 months since Rashida was awarded a place on the Marshal Papworth Fund’s short course agricultural scholarship she has already positively impacted the lives of over 700 men and women in her community in Ghana, whilst empowering women with increased income and access to training.

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Lorna Oketch

https://www.marshalpapworth.com/our-alumni/report/lorna-oketch/

Lorna Oketch from Kenya took part in the Marshal Papworth 10-week Short Course in 2016. Upon completing the course, Lorna returned home to her community and is using the skills learnt in the UK for her work on the Kababa project specifically focussing on crop production.

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