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| IADP would like to welcome everyone to their website. This platform will give us the possibility of setting up forums and blogs in order to engage with the different collaborators in the project.
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| The Affordable Access Program was launched on 3rd November 2006 at the University of the Western Cape. Angus Scrimgeour, President of the IADP introduced the Program, and addresses were given by the Honorable Minister of Education, Naledi Pandor, and by Professor Brian O'Connell, Rector of the University of the Western Cape. Click here to download the Minister of Education's speech. | |
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Board of Trustees
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ANGUS SCRIMGEOUR President of the IADP, Chairman of Solar Products Limited, and a former Vice President of the World Bank Group who served as Chief Financial Officer of the Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency and a member of the Knowledge and Learning Council (1997-2002). Also, a former Deputy Chairman of Henry Cooke Group, and a Vice President of Citibank. |
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PROFESSOR BRIAN O’CONNELL
Rector of the University of Western Cape, and former Head of the Western Cape Education Department (1995-2001). He has chaired many community organizations, and served on many boards, committees and task teams, including NEPI, SAQA and NBFET. Also served as Chairperson of the National Access Consortium Western Cape (NACWC). |
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ESTHER LAO Treasurer of the IADP, and former Principal Finance Officer of the Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency (1989-2004). Also, a former senior officer of the World Bank finance administration departments. |
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B.P. SINGH Chancellor of the Central Institute of Higher Tibetan Studies, and former Chairman of the National Commission for Economically Backward Classes (2004), Executive Director and Ambassador of the World Bank Group representing India, Bangladesh, Bhutan, and Sri Lanka (1999-2002), Home Secretary of India (1997-1999), Culture Secretary of India (1995-1997). |
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PIETER STEK Member of the Advisory Commission on Development Cooperation of the Dutch Government, Director of the Center for Democracy and Reconciliation in SE Europe, and former Executive Director of the World Bank Group representing the Netherlands and eleven other countries (1996-2002). Also, served the Dutch central bank and Ministry of Finance, lastly as Director Foreign Financial Relations. |
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SIR JOHN VEREKER Governor and Commander in Chief of Bermuda, Advisory Council member of the Center for Global Ethics, Vice President of Raleigh International, and former Permanent Secretary UK Department for International Development (1994-2002). Also, a former Deputy Secretary of Education and Director of the British Council, the Institute of Manpower Studies, and the VSO. |
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