David South Consulting Publications At a Glance | 18 January 2016

Experience

I am an international development consultant with over 19 years’ experience. I specialise in media, health communications, development strategies, project management and publishing. I have led high-profile projects in Asia, Canada and the UK. This work has included a number of groundbreaking, award-winning new media projects.

United Nations Global Marketplace (ungm.org) Vendor.

Read the David South Consulting Summary of Impact here: http://books.google.co.uk/books/about?id=1FdyBgAAQBAJ&redir_esc=y

Read the Southern Innovator Summary of Impact here: https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=lK4jBgAAQBAJ&dq=southern+innovator+summary+of+impact&source=gbs_navlinks_s

Methodology

I have managed and delivered projects to tight deadlines, with extensive public scrutiny and under difficult country conditions. I keep a cool head and am a seasoned trouble-shooter.

Education

University of Toronto: BA Honours in Political Science and History

Courses

BBC: Managing Complex New Media Projects

International Health Exchange: Humanitarian Aid: Policies and Practice

Languages

English, Mongolian

Articles

Accessing Global Markets Via Design Solutions, Development Challenges, South-South Solutions, March 2009

Africa's Fast-growing Cities: A New Frontier of Opportunities, Southern Innovator Issue 4, 2013

African Megacity Makeovers Tackle Rising Populations, Southern Innovator Issue 4, 2013

Baker Cookstoves - Designing for the African Customer, Development Challenges, South-South Solutions, December 2013

Banning of Plastic Bags and Containers Brings New Opportunities, Southern Innovator Issue 5, 2014

Big Data Can Transform the Global South's Growing Cities, Development Challenges, South-South Solutions, June 2014

The Big Dump: CP’s new operational plan leaves critics with questions aplenty, Scan Magazine, June/July 1997

Biogas Digester-in-a-Bag Brings Portability, Southern Innovator Issue 5, 2014

Cities for All shows how the world's poor are building ties across the global South, Global Urbanist, 24 August 2010

Colombian Architect Proving Strength and Beauty of Bamboo, Southern Innovator Issue 4, 2013

Cooking Bag Helps Poor Households Save Time, Money, Development Challenges, South-South Solutions, April 2012

Connoisseur Chocolate from the South Gets a Higher Price, Southern Innovator Issue 3, 2012

Creating Green Fashion in China, Southern Innovator Issue 5, 2014

Debt-free Homes for the Poor, Development Challenges, South-South Solutions, January 2009

Eco-cities Up Close, Southern Innovator Issue 4, 2013

Energy-efficient Wooden Houses Are Also Earthquake Safe, Southern Innovator Issue 4, 2013

Freedom of Expression, UNV News, 5 June 1999

Growing a Southern Brand to Global Success: The Olam Story, Southern Innovator Issue 3, 2012

Housing Innovation in South's Urban Areas, Southern Innovator Issue 4, 2013

Illiterate Get Internet at Touch of a Button, Development Challenges, South-South Solutions, April 2008

Indonesian Wooden Radio Succeeds with Good Design, Southern Innovator Issue 5, 2014

Innovation: Cairo's Green Technology Pioneers, Southern Innovator Issue 5, 2014

Innovations in Green Economy: Top Three Agenda, Southasiadisasters.net, December 2013

Insects Can Help in Food Crisis, Southern Innovator Issue 3, 2012

Lamas Against AIDS, UB Post (Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia), 5 November 1997

Lima to Delhi: What can be Learned on Urban Resilience?, Southasiadisasters.net, March 2015

Making the World a Better Place for Southern Projects, Southern Innovator Issue 1, 2011

Mobile Phone Microscopes to Revolutionize Health Diagnostics, Development Challenges, South-South Solutions, July 2013

Model Cities across the South Challenge Old Ways, Southern Innovator Issue 4, 2013

Mongolia Looks to Become Asian IT Leader, Southern Innovator Issue 1, 2011

A New House Kit for Slum Dwellers that is Safe and Easy to Build, Southern Innovator Issue 4, 2013

New Weapon Against Crime in the South, Southern Innovator Issue 1, 2011

Philippine Architect Wants to Transform Slum with New Plan, Southern Innovator Issue 4, 2013

Philippine Conference Tackles Asia's AIDS Crisis, UB Post (Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia), 28 October 1997

Safety at Stake, Annex Gleaner (Toronto, Canada), February 1997

Smart Cities Up Close, Southern Innovator Issue 4, 2013

Solar Sisters Doing it for Themselves: Tackling African Light Famine, Southern Innovator Issue 2, 2012

South African Wine Industry Uncorks Opportunities, Southern Innovator Issue 2, 2012

South-South Cooperation for Cities in Asia, Southasiadisasters.net, July 2014

South-South Trade Helping Countries During Economic Crisis, Development Challenges, South-South Solutions, June 2014

Starting from Scratch: The Challenge of Transition, UNV News, November 1997

State of Decay: Haiti Turns to Free-market economics and the UN to Save Itself, Id Magazine (Canada), 11-25 July 1996

Study Says Jetliner Air Quality Poses Health Risks: CUPE Takes on Airline Industry with Findings on Survey, Now Magazine, 11-17 March 1993

Take Two Big Doses of Humanity and Call Me in the Morning, The Toronto Star, 1 January 1993

Taking Medicine to the People, Canadian Living, January 1993

Texting for Cheaper Food with SokoText, Southern Innovator Issue 5, 2014

Tiny Homes to Meet Global Housing Crisis, Southern Innovator Issue 4, 2013

2011 Trends for the South, David South Consulting, January 2011

Undercurrents: A Cancellation at CBC TV Raises a Host of Issues for the Future, Scan Magazine, April/May 1997

Urban Farming to Tackle Global Food Crisis, Southern Innovator Issue 3, 2012

Youth Surge in the South: A Great Business Opportunity, Southern Innovator Issue 2, 2012

Papers

Southern Innovator and the Growing Global Innovation Culture: Background Paper for the United Nations Office for South-South Cooperation (UNOSSC)

Publications

2000 to Present

Development Challenges, South-South Solutions Newsletter, 2007-2014, United Nations Office for South-South Cooperation (ISSN 2227-3905)

Evaluation of the Millennium Development Goals Education Media Project, 2005, UNDP Mongolia

GOSH Child Health Portal

 

A Marketing and e-Marketing Strategy – the New SASVO, 2004-2005, UNDP South Africa

Southern Innovator and Development Challenges, South-South Solutions Summary of Impact: 2007-2012, 2015, David South Consulting

Southern Innovator Magazine from 2011 to 2012: A Compilation of Documents from the Magazine's Early Years, 2015, David South Consulting

Southern Innovator Magazine from 2012 to 2014: A Compilation of Documents from the Magazine's Recent Years, 2015, David South Consulting

Southern Innovator Magazine: Agribusiness and Food Security Issue E-Version (ISSN 2227-0523)

Southern Innovator Magazine: Cities and Urbanization Issue (ISBN 978-0-9920217-0-2) (ISSN 2222-9280)

Southern Innovator Magazine: Mobile Phones and Information Technology Issue (ISSN 2222-9280)

Southern Innovator Magazine: Waste and Recycling Issue (ISBN 978-0-9920217-1-9) (ISSN 2222-9280)

Southern Innovator Magazine: Youth and Entrepreneurship Issue E-Version (ISSN 2227-0523)

UNDAF Annual Review 2005: A Partnership Between the Government of Turkmenistan and the United Nations Country Team

UNDP Mongolia Partnership for Progress 1997 to 1999 Key Documents, 2015, David South Consulting

1990 to 2000

Blue Sky Bulletin Issue Number 1

Blue Sky Bulletin Issue Number 2

Blue Sky Bulletin Issue Number 3

Blue Sky Bulletin Issue Number 4

Blue Sky Bulletin Issue Number 5

Blue Sky Bulletin Issue Number 6

Blue Sky Bulletin Issue Number 7

Blue Sky Bulletin Issue Number 8

Blue Sky Bulletin Issue Number 9

Blue Sky Bulletin Issue Number 10

Environmental Public Awareness Handbook: Case Studies and Lessons Learned in Mongolia, 1999 (ISBN 992950137)

Ger Magazine, 1998-1999, UNDP Mongolia Communications Office

Ger Magazine: Modern Life Issue

Ger Magazine: Youth Issue

Hannah Institute for the History of Medicine Newsletter, 1992-1994

Human Development Report Mongolia 1997

Id Magazine

In Their Own Words: Selected Writings by Journalists on Mongolia, 1997-1999 (ISBN 99929-5-043-9)

Mongolian AIDS Bulletin, 1997, UNDP Mongolia Communications Office

Mongolian Green Book

Mongolian Rock and Pop Book (ISBN 99929-5-018-8)

Mongolia Update - Coverage of 1998 Political Changes

Mongolia Update 1997

Mongolia Update 1998

Mongolia Update 1999

New Media Markets, 1995, Financial Times Newsletters

 

Partnership for Progress (UNDP Mongolia)

Peril and Promise: Higher Education in Developing Countries, 1999, World Bank/UNESCO Task Force on Higher Education (for River Path Associates)

Screen Finance, 1995, Financial Times Newsletters

UN Mongolia Annual Report, 1997-1998, UNDP Mongolia Communications Office

UNDP Mongolia Online Development Portal, 1997-1999, UNDP Mongolia Communications Office

UNDP in Mongolia: The Guide, 1997-1999, UNDP Mongolia Communications Office

Watch Magazine

Citations

Dateline Mongolia: An American Journalist in Nomad’s Land by Michael Kohn, RDR Books, 2006, ISBN 1-57143-155-1

The Devil and the Disappearing Sea: A True Story About the Aral Sea Catastrophe by Robert Ferguson, Raincoast Books, 2003, ISBN 1-55192-599-0

The Horse-head Fiddle and the Cosmopolitan Reimagination of Mongolia by Peter K. Marsh, Taylor and Francis, 2008, ISBN 041597156X, 9780415971560

Modern Mongolia: From Khans to Commissars to Capitalists by Morris Rossabi, University of California Press, 2005, ISBN 0-520-24399-4

Mongolian Rock and Pop: In Our Own Voice (in Mongolian), ISBN 99929-5-018-8

Recollections of a Neighbourhood: Huron-Sussex from UTS to Stop Spadina by Nancy Williams and Marie Scott-Baron (Eds.), Words Indeed Publishing, 2013, ISBN 978-0-9865166-4-1

Wild East: Travels in the New Mongolia by Jill Lawless, ECW Press, 2000, ISBN 1-55022-434-4 (www.wildeast.ca)

Blue Sky Bulletin

Bounty from the Sheep: Autobiography of a Herdsman by Tserendashiin Namkhainiambuu, Inner Asia Book Series, White Horse, 2000

Modern Mongolia: From Khans to Commissars to Capitalists by Morris Rossabi, University of California Press, 2005

Mongols from Country to City: Floating Boundaries, Pastoralism and City Life in the Mongol Lands edited by Ole Bruun and Li Narangoa, Issue 34 of NIAS Studies in Asian Topics, Nordisk Institut for Asienstudier, NIAS Press, 2006

Ger Magazine

A Complete Guide on Celebrations, Festivals and Holidays around the World by Sarah Whelan, Asteroid Content, 2015

Gale Directory of Publications and Broadcast Media by Jeff Summer, Gale Group, 2001

Mongol Survey, Issue 8, The Society, 2001

Mongolian Culture and Society in the Age of Globalization by Henry G. Schwarz (editor), Center for East Asian Studies, Western Washington University, 2006

Nations in Transition: Mongolia by Jennifer L. Hanson, Infobase Publishing, 2003

Teen Life in Asia by Judith J. Slater, Greenwood Publishing Group, 2004

World Press Encyclopedia: A Survey of Press Systems Worldwide, Volume 1 by Amanda C. Quick, Gale Group, 2003

www.gosh.nhs.uk

GOSH Child Health Portal Phase 1a by David South, 2003

GOSH Child Health Portal Phase 1b by David South, 2003

GOSH Child Health Portal Phase 2a by David South, 2003

GOSH Child Health Portal Phase 2b by David South, 2003

GOSH Child Health Portal Phase 3 by David South, 2003
 
GOSH Project Launch Brochure and Screen Grabs, 2001-2003 by David South, 2003
 
The Great Ormond Street Hospital Manual of Children's Nursing Practices by Susan Macqueen, Elizabeth Bruce and Faith Gibson, John Wiley & Sons, 2012

Help! My Child's in Hospital by Becky Wauchope, Marbec Family Trust, 2012

Oxford Desk Reference: Nephrology by Jonathan Barratt, Peter Topham and Kevin P. G. Harris, Oxford University Press, 2008

Research Review 2001: A Year of Excellence and Innovation, Institute of Child Health and Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children NHS Trust, 2001

Research Review 2002: Building on Success, Institute of Child Health and Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children NHS Trust, 2002 

Human Development Report Mongolia 1997

Change in Democratic Mongolia: Social Relations, Health, Mobile Pastoralism, and Mining, 2012

Curbing Corruption in Asian Countries: An Impossible Dream? by Jon S. T. Quah, Emerald Group Publishing, 2011

Diseases of Globalization: Socioeconomic Transition and Health by Christine McMurray and Roy Smith, Routledge, 2013

Economic Institutions and Democratic Reform: A Comparative Analysis of Post-communist Countries by Ole Norgaard, Edward Elgar Publishing, 2000

Educational Import: Local Encounters with Global Forces in Mongolia by Gita Steiner-Khamsi and Ines Stolpe, Palgrave Macmillan, 2006

Group Behaviour and Development: Is the Market Destroying Cooperation? by Judith Heyer, Frances Stewart, Rosemary Thorp, OUP Oxford, 2002

Higher Education in the Developing World: Changing Contexts and Institutional Responses by David W. Chapman and Ann E. Austin, Greenwood Publishing Group, 2002

Modern Mongolia: From Khans to Commissars to Capitalists by Morris Rossabi, University of California Press, 2005

Precious Steppe: Mongolian Nomadic Pastoralists in Pursuit of the Market by Ole Bruun, Lexington Books, 2008

Rethinking Development in East Asia: From Illusory Miracle to Economic Crisis by Pietro Masina, Routledge, 2012

Truth, History and Politics in Mongolia: Memory of Heroes by Christopher Kaplonski, Routledge, 2004

Mongolia Update 1998

Bounty from the Sheep: Autobiography of a Herdsman by Tserendashiin Namkhainiambuu, Inner Asia Book Series, White Horse, 2000

Selection and Preparation of Australian Expatriates and Business People for Postings in Mongolia by Gantsetseg O’Brien and Greg Trotman, Department of Marketing, International Business and Tourism, University of the Sunshine Coast, Australia, Working Paper 99/3, December 1999. Website: http://research.usc.edu.au/vital/access/manager/Repository/usc:2914

Semi-Presidentialism Outside Europe: A Comparative Study edited by Robert Elgie and Sophia Moestrup, Routledge, 2007

Transition and Democracy in Mongolia by Richard Pomfret, Europe-Asia Studies, Vol. 52, No. 1, 2000, 149-160. Website: http://www.jstor.org/pss/153756

Southern Innovator (www.southerninnovator.org)

Autonomous Systems in the Intelligence Community: Many Possibilities and Challenges by Jenny R. Holzer, PhD, and Franklin L. Moses, PhD, Studies in Intelligence Vol 59, No. 1 (Extracts, March 2015)

Chile in Transition: Prospects and Challenges for Latin America's Forerunner of Development by Roland Benedikter and Katja Siepmann, Springer, 2015

Edible Insects and the Future of Food: A Foresight Scenario Exercise on Entomophagy and Global Food Security by Dominic Glover and Alexandra Sexton, Institute of Development Studies, King’s College London, Evidence Report No 149, September 2015
   
Export Now: Five Keys to Entering New Markets by Frank Lavin and Peter Cohan, John Wiley & Sons, 2011

High-level Committee on South-South Cooperation Seventeenth Session: Framework of operational guidelines on United Nations support to South-South and triangular cooperation: Note by the Secretary-General, 22-25 May 2012, New York

New Directions in Children’s and Adolescents’ Information Behavior Research edited by Dania Bilal and Jamshid Beheshti, Emerald Group Publishing, 2014

Recasting 'truisms' of low carbon technology cooperation through innovation systems: insights from the developing world by Alexandra Mallett, Innovation and Development, 5:2, 297-311, DOI: 10.1080/2157930X.2015.1049851, Routledge Taylor & Francis Group, 2015

A Sociological Approach to Health Determinants by Toni Schofield, Cambridge University Press, 2016

Strategic Framework of the United Nations Office for South-South Cooperation, 2014-2017, Executive Board of the United Nations Development Programme, the United Nations Population Fund and the United Nations Office for Project Services, 27 to 31 January 2014, New York

Wearing Your Map on Your Sleeve: Practices of Identification in the Creation and Consumption of Philippine Map T-shirts by Pamela Gloria Cajilig, paper presented at the 6th Global Conference (2014): Fashion: Exploring Critical Issues, Mansfield College, Oxford, United Kingdom, 15th to 18th September 2014

Youth Empowered as Catalysts for Sustainable Human Development: UNDP Youth Strategy 2014-2017, United Nations Development Programme, Bureau for Development Policy

www.un-mongolia.mn

Asian Perspective, Volume 25, Insitute for Far Eastern Studies, Kyung Nam University, 2001

Modern Mongolia: Reclaiming Genghis Khan, An Exhibit of the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology

Rethinking Development in East Asia: From Illusory Miracle to Economic Crisis by Pietro Masina, Routledge, 2012
 
Tulsa Journal of Comparative & International Law, Volume 7, 1999

Wikipedia page: Read about the Ger Magazine project from 1998 to 2000 on its new Wikipedia page. Ger Magazine was Mongolia's first online magazine and was launched in the middle of the twin crises of the biggest peacetime, post-WWII economic collapse and the 1997 to 1998 Asian Crisis. The country was also experiencing the consequences of shock therapy and austerity measures.

  

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Davidsouthconsulting.com Ranked 920,811 in Alexa Million Sites | 30 October 2015

In a world of more than 7 billion people, coming in the top million websites is humbling. The website ranking service Alexa compiles a list of the Top Million Sites in the world. And davidsouthconsulting.com comes in at 920,811. Published on a shoestring, the website comes packed with content and insights gleaned from over two decades' work around the world.

Davidsouthconsulting.com ranks at 920,811 in Alexa Top Million Sites.

"Davidsouthconsulting.com traffic estimate is about 88 unique visitors and 176 pageviews per day. The approximated value of davidsouthconsulting.com is 2,920 USD. Every unique visitor makes about 2 pageviews on average. Alexa Traffic Rank estimates that davidsouthconsulting.com is ranked number 188,469 in the world."

Update on Wednesday, July 4, 2018 at 9:02AM by David South

With all the changes made to search since 2015 by Google and others, the davidsouthconsulting.com website has seen its traffic diminished. As news reports have revealed, search engines and social media outlets have facilitated content in order to drive traffic and harvest data (data=profits). And there has been a flood of content intended to either deceive, stoke hatred or just get people to look ('click bait').

But, considering the website was never meant to be more than a shop window to the brand and a tool for connecting with existing and potential clients, the amount of traffic the website has received to date (plus the many citations in books, papers, and on websites), means it has far exceeded its design specifications and expectations (thank you to our graphic designer Solveig Rolfsdottir who built the website back in 2010!).   

The impact of the positive, factual, high-quality resources on the davidsouthconsulting.com website (much of it work done for the United Nations), has been considerable. And it is now possible to compare that with the proliferation of so-called 'fake news' and corrupt news/influence operations (news agencies such as 'South-South News'. Read more about this case here: The Strange Saga of 'South-South News'). 

With the South-South News case, the UN found itself colluding with, and receiving funds from, an Interpol watch list individual involved in human and sex trafficking, among many other crimes, along with, money laundering and bribery. The attempt to establish essentially an industrial scale sex Kompromat operation in Macau (or a 'Kompromat Laundromat' if you will) (for background on how this works, read The Bro Code: Booze, Sex, and the Dark Art of Dealmaking in China by James Palmer, China File, February 4, 2015) - called by a former UN official in charge of the organisation's anti-human trafficking work a world centre of modern human slave trafficking - masquerading as a US $3 billion new UN Asia facility - a "Geneva of Asia" - ranks as a new low point for the organization. Apart from the actual arrests and jail sentences, the poor judgement made by the UN to back such an entity can only now be seen in the context of the court case revelations, confessions, and convictions, which all centered on a deliberate attempt to bribe officials and launder money. It seems this particular operation had a Caribbean focus for money laundering out of China: Macau is a known conduit for expatriating money from China; the Caribbean is well known as a destination for laundered funds.  

Further resource: China's Building Projects in Africa Are a Spymaster's Dream (Foreign Policy, May 21, 2020). 

The data

Whilst our Alexa ranking had been as high as 920,811 in 2015, according to WebsiteOutlook, the Alexa ranking as of October 2017 was 10,208,460. According to W3Lookup.com, davidsouthconsulting.com has a world wide web ranking of 15,821,211. According to InternetValue.stream, davidsouthconsulting.com experienced an Alexa Global position domain change of -2,476 (ouch! - thanks Google) from 2015 to 2017.      

Google Analytics 

2019

January 2019: 271 Users and 295 Sessions (January 2018: 42 Users and 58 Sessions).  

2018

December 2018: 148 Users and 170 Sessions. 

November 2018: 106 Users and 127 Sessions. 

October 2018: 108 Users and 121 Sessions. 

September 2018: 142 Users and 177 Sessions. 

August 2018: 325 Users and 357 Sessions. 

July 2018: 118 Users and 151 Sessions. Average session duration: 02:26 minutes. Referrals: 62.5%. Organic search: 33.11%. 

June 2018: 163 Users and 187 Sessions. 

May 2018: 122 Users and 161 Sessions. 

April 2018: 72 Users and 111 Sessions. 

March 2018: 89 Users and 127 Sessions. 

February 2018: 41 Users and 55 Sessions. 

January 2018: 42 Users and 58 Sessions.  

Mobile Weekly Stats

2019

January: 

January 28-February 3: 29 Visits and 105 Page Views.

2018

December:

November 26-December 2: 24 Visits and 48 Page Views. 

November:

19-25: 21 Visits and 51 Page Views. 

12-18: 23 Visits and 45 Page Views. 

5-11: 24 Visits and 50 Page Views. 

October 9-November 4: 20 Visits and 57 Page Views. 

October:

15-21: 36 Visits and 61 Page Views. 

8-14: 14 Visits and 17 Page Views. 

1-7: 17 Visits and 38 Page Views. 

September: 

24-30: 35 Visits and 110 Page Views. 

17-23: 18 Visits and 34 Page Views. 

10-16: 49 Visits and 132 Page Views. 

3-9: 20 Visits and 30 Page Views. 

August 27-September 2: 26 Visits and 59 Page Views. 

August:

20-26: 27 Visits and 55 Page Views. 

13-19: 16 Visits and 44 Page Views. 

6-12: 24 Visits and 46 Page Views. 

July 30-August 5: 28 Visits and 57 Page Views. 

July:

23-29: 22 Visits and 38 Page Views. 

16-22: 25 Visits and 78 Page Views.  

9-15: 35 Visits and 62 Page Views. 

2-8: 34 Visits and 77 Page Views. 

2017

2016

May:

9-15: 23 Visits and 31 Page Views. 

2-8: 14 Visits and 26 Page Views. 

April:

18-24: 16 Visits and 25 Page Views. 

4-10: 14 Visits and 23 Page Views. 

March:

7-13: 41 Views and 47 Page Views. 

February 29-March 6: 14 Views and 18 Page Views. 

February: 

22-28: 15 Visits and 47 Page Views. 

15-21: 16 Visits and 23 Page Views.  

January:

18-24: 18 Visits and 31 Page Views. 

4-10: 7 Visits and 9 Page Views. 

December 28-January 3: 16 Visits and 27 Page Views. 

2015

December:

21-27: 27 Visits and 34 Page Views. 

7-13: 9 Visits and 12 Page Views. 

November 30-December 6: 15 Visits and 18 Page Views. 

November:

2-8: 11 Visits and 16 Page Views. 

October:

19-25: 8 Visits and 14 Page Views. 

12-18: 11 Visits and 20 Page Views. 

5-11: 10 Visits and 12 Page Views. 

September 28-October 4: 5 Visits and 5 Page Views. 

September:

7-13: 12 Visits and 20 Page Views. 

August:

24-30: 17 Visits and 19 Page Views. 

10-16: 7 Visits and 8 Page Views. 

July 27-August 2: 16 Visits and 49 Page Views. 

July:

20-26: 12 Visits and 45 Page Views. 

13-19: 32 Visits and 96 Page Views. 

6-12: 49 Visits and 165 Page Views. 

Source: Duda Mobile

Update on Tuesday, August 7, 2018 at 3:51AM by David South

In 2008, we began a reader response experiment on crowd-powered news website NowPublic for the stories published in the e-newsletter Development Challenges, South-South Solutions (for the United Nations Office for South-South Cooperation). By 2012, 201 Development Challenges, South-South Solutions stories were posted on the NowPublic platform, with a total of 336,289 views, according to the NowPublic counter (reaching 420,151 views by 31 July 2013). 

Our online content receives traffic from around the world. In 2017, the countries visiting our WordPress website are as follows (from highest to lowest number of views): 

Davidsouthconsulting.org: 

United Kingdom, United States, Canada, India, Netherlands, Germany, Panama, South Korea, Brazil, Philippines, France, European Union, Indonesia, Italy, Singapore, South Africa, Australia, Belgium, Kenya, Norway, Ireland, Nigeria, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Mexico, Poland, Pakistan, Somalia, Hong Kong (China), Slovakia, Peru, Jamaica, United Arab Emirates, Turkey, Ghana, Sweden, Jordan, China, Bangladesh, Spain, Cote d'Ivoire, Bahamas, Colombia, St. Kitts & Nevis, Tunisia, Finland, Egypt, Denmark, Russia, Chile, Botswana, Uganda, Algeria, Argentina, Portugal, Tanzania, Thailand, Azerbaijan, Albania, Swaziland, Barbados, New Zealand, Iraq, Mongolia, Israel, Cambodia, Taiwan, Puerto Rico, Sudan, Maldives, Djibouti, Cyprus, Cameroon, Madagascar, Belize, Switzerland, Senegal, Malawi, Benin, Macedonia, Slovenia, Lebanon, Rwanda, Guernsey, Lithuania, Japan (Source: WordPress). 

2018

Davidsouthconsulting.org: 

United Kingdom, United States, Netherlands, Canada, France, India, Philippines, Colombia, Germany, Indonesia, Ethiopia, Nigeria, Uganda, Australia, Japan, Kenya, Turkey, Brazil, Mongolia, Portugal, Italy, Denmark, South Africa, China, Romania, Ghana, Poland, Singapore, Hungary, Malaysia, Austria, Papua New Guinea, Sweden, Slovakia, Russia, Egypt, Belgium, Argentina, Thailand, Libya, United Arab Emirates, Iceland, Israel, Malta, Taiwan, Jordan, Jersey, European Union, Mexico, Switzerland, Zimbabwe, Montenegro, Bangladesh, Curacao, Sri Lanka, Zambia (Source: WordPress). 

Update on Tuesday, March 10, 2020 at 10:08AM by David South

As of March 2020, the davidsouthconsulting.com website has a global ranking of 4,434,919. It has been as high as 920,811 (2015) and as low as 15,821,211 (2017). 

CuteState.com ranking for davidsouthconsulting.com as of March 2020.

On 10 April 2020, according to Alexa, davidsouthconsulting.com ranked at 3,838,096 in the world.

According to StatsCrop, davidsouthconsulting.com has a global ranking of 544,000 and daily visitors of 700.   

Update on Wednesday, October 21, 2020 at 2:51AM by David South

As of October 2020, Nibbler claims davidsouthconsulting.com is globally ranked at 6,515,975.