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Amfar
ADB
British Council
Chatham House
Defra
DfID
FCO
HSPH
NIC
OECD
PAHO
UNCTAD
UNDP
University of East London
Vodafone
The Wellcome Trust
World Bank
WEF
WHO
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¦about¦
I am director of River Path Associates - a British knowledge consultancy with ideas above its station. I am also a Non-Resident Fellow of the Center on International Cooperation, an Associate of the National Intelligence Council, a board member of the World Risk Review, and I also co-edit Global Dashboard.
Over the past few years, I have worked on a range of global issues, including risk and resilience, climate change, resource scarcity, international relations, international institutional reform, globalisation, access to pharmaceuticals, the impact of new technologies, governance, finance, entrepreneurship, higher education, and the AIDS epidemic. Some of my clients are listed to the left.
Current projects include leading the Managing Global Order Geopolitics of Scarcity project at NYU, and the development of an education programme in Pakistan, for the Department of International Development. Other recent work has included exploring the impact on the global system of migration, fragile states, and climate change, contributing to the NIC’s work on global governance in 2025; analysing the impact of demographic change on Nigeria and Pakistan; developing a case study of the impact of scarcity in Pakistan; and a review of the geopolitics of energy.
I am capable of making a decent stab at being a journalist, an academic, a strategic consultant, a policy analyst and a qualitative researcher; have been known to talk at the occasional conference; and am open to taking further non-executive roles (especially on a pro-bono basis for non-profits).
I live and work from Wimborne, a market town in Dorset, England.
If you want the full story or a copy of my CV, contact me at: david-at-davidsteven.com
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