Dr. Omotunde E. G. Johnson has taught at the University of Sierra Leone, the University of Michigan and George Mason University. He was a staff member of the International Monetary Fund for 26 ½ years. Since his retirement from that organisation in November 2000, he has been an independent researcher as well as a consultant for organisations including the IMF, UNCTAD, African Peer Review Mechanism of the African Union, African Development Bank and the West African Monetary Institute. He researches on the economics of institutions, monetary economics, financial systems and banking, and economic governance in Sub-Saharan Africa. He has published extensively in these areas in books and professional economic journals.

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Engagement with Sierra Leone

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Current Areas of Operation in IGC Sierra Leone Country Programme (Growth Week 2010)