About Daniel BlackDaniel is a research director with 20 years experience in a wide range of knowledge domains in urban development, corporate governance and planetary health.
He is currently: Programme Director of a 5-year £10m research consortium, which aims to Tackle the Root causes Upstream of Unhealthy Urban Development (TRUUD). He speaks regularly at events on healthy and sustainable urbanisation, new approaches to research operationalisation, and linked areas. Key competencies:
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Projects timeline and headline knowledge domains
Headline areas of investigation + areas of specialism employed in our research
Daniel can perhaps be best described as a 'specialist-generalist', 'IS2 Team Leader' (Bammer, 2013) or 'tree-shaped' (as opposed to 't-shaped' or, perhaps, 'X-shaped'). He is certainly not expert in all the areas listed below, but has a good working knowledge of most, deeper in some areas than others. His role is to 'stitch and knit', coordinate and liaise between, always with an eye to the evolving theories of change and the main prize: planetary health outcomes.
Urban Health
Impact Assessment
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Food-Energy-Water Systems
Real Estate Investment
Commercial Property Development
Planning Consultancy
Economics (BSc)
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Urban Health
Climate Risk Valuation
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