Present Responsibilities:

Executive Director, UNADAP/ IDA/ MORE

Present Responsibilities: UNOV, UNOG & UNHQ Accreditation

Former R&D Director with (CIFAL-B) UNITAR, Vienna & Geneva

Expertise: Climate & Renewal Energy Advisory to Governments

UN Geopolitical Foreign & Public Policy | Advisory to Fortune 100 Corporations & NGOs | Academia, International Law & Justice | Abraham Accord Advisory

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Professional bio crafted and endorsed by the esteemed Office of the Board of Governors, led by H.E. Havier Hernandes.

 

Present Responsibilities:

Executive Director, UNADAP/ IDA/ MORE

Present Responsibilities: UNOV, UNOG & UNHQ Accreditation

Former R&D Director with (CIFAL-B) UNITAR, Vienna & Geneva

Expertise: Climate & Renewal Energy Advisory to Governments

UN Geopolitical Foreign & Public Policy | Advisory to Fortune 100 Corporations & NGOs | Academia, International Law & Justice | Abraham Accord Advisory

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Professional bio crafted and endorsed by the esteemed Office of the Board of Governors, led by H.E. Havier Hernandes.

 

Dr. Dominic F. Dixon is an international public policy, foreign policy, and climate mitigation expert with more than two decades of experience advising governments, international organisations, and multilateral institutions on diplomacy, governance, sustainability, and nation-building.​

 

He is the Executive Director of the United Nations Association for Development and Peace (UNADAP), an international foreign policy and climate advisory organisation with Special Consultative Status under the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) and Observer Status under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). He is also a member of the Alliance for Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice under the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC).

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Dr. Dixon has advised leaders across government, defence, energy, and international institutions on foreign policy, climate strategy, ESG, renewable energy, Net Zero pathways, energy transition, carbon management, and sustainable development. His work spans public policy, intergovernmental negotiations, peacebuilding, climate finance, biodiversity, water security, sustainable agriculture, and regulatory compliance, with a strong emphasis on translating policy into practical national outcomes.

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As former Director of Research and Development at UNITAR's CIFAL-B, Dr. Dixon has contributed to policy development, institutional governance, leadership programmes, and international capacity-building. His work focuses on strengthening democratic institutions, advancing ethical governance, and promoting rules-based international cooperation.

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An author of eleven books, including two highly endorsed titles; Ethical Diplomacy and Foreign Policy in a Fragmented World and Climate Changed: Global Warming to Global Warming, Dr. Dixon is a recognised voice on ethical governance, international law, diplomacy, and public leadership. His academic background includes studies in Core Diplomatic Practice through the United Nations in Vienna and Geneva, an MBA, Justice at Harvard University, Ethics at the University of Oxford, International Law at University College London (UCL), and a doctorate in Psychology.

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Having represented organisations in more than forty countries and engaged with governments and international institutions worldwide, Dr. Dixon continues to advise on public policy, foreign affairs, climate resilience, and nation-building initiatives that advance peace, justice, sustainable development, and effective governance. Presently based in New York, Dr. Dixon's enduring influence continues to catalyse global progress, most notably through his instrumental role in shaping Middle-East peace treaties via the epochal Abraham Accords.