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STEPS Centre
The STEPS Centre (Social, Technological and Environmental Pathways to Sustainability) is an interdisciplinary global research and policy engagement hub, funded by the Economic and Social Research Council. The Centre brings together development studies with science and technology studies and was launched at Portcullis House in London on 25 June 2007 〔(STEPS towards better development by Mark Tran, The Guardian )〕
By acknowledging the interactions between social, technological and environmental factors in diverse local settings the STEPS Centre seeks to help create more sustainable and socially just conditions for poorer people. Based at the Institute of Development Studies (IDS) and the Science Policy Research Unit (SPRU) at the University of Sussex in the UK, the Centre works with partners in Africa, Asia and Latin America.
Professor Ian Scoones 〔(IDS Profile for Ian Scoones )〕 is the director of the STEPS Centre and Professor Andy Stirling 〔(Path-finder by Andrew Lee, The Engineer, 2007 )〕 is co-director. Professor Melissa Leach 〔(Melissa Leach: Village voice. To know what's happening around the world, you must ask the locals by Jessica Shepherd, The Guardian )〕〔(Perspectives by Priya Shetty, The Lancet, Jun 2008 )〕 stepped down as STEPS Director in 2014 to become Director of the Institute of Development Studies.〔()〕
== Advisory board ==
The STEPS Centre Advisory Board is chaired by Mike Hulme (King's College London) with members including Brian Wynne (CESAGEN, University of Lancaster), Carl Folke (Stockholm Resilience Centre), Dipak Gyawali (Nepal Academy of Science and Technology), Fred Pearce (science writer), Sue Hartley (Director, York Environmental Sustainability Institute), Suman Sahai (Convenor, Gene Campaign), and Thomas Lingard (Global External Affairs Director, Unilever).
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