Daniel studies environmental governance, stakeholder power and the choices that public institutions make with evidence.
He completed an MSc in Climate Change: Environment, Science and Policy at King’s College London with Merit in 2024. His dissertation examined the UK Blue Belt Programme in St Helena. He used interviews and policy analysis to study power, stakeholder relationships and local marine governance.
Daniel holds a BA in Marketing Management from the University of Greenwich and completed an Erasmus exchange at Hochschule München. He works with GIS, remote sensing, qualitative interviews, NVivo, SPSS and mixed methods.
Sahel Futures publishes desk research based on public documents, datasets and published reporting. Daniel Spurr is responsible for publication. Read the editorial standards for the research process and use of AI.