Collection / Follow COP29’s priorities, including new climate finance goals and adaptation, with in-depth insights and updates from SEI experts.
Event on 11 November – 22 November in Baku / SEI researchers will be sharing their expertise to shape climate policy in a series of events at COP29.
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SEI working paper / Learn how the new EU Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive could affect mining projects and Sámi rights in northern Sweden.
Other publication / This report analyses the net zero commitments of the world's top 50 steel producers.
SEI brief / This brief summarizes the 2024 solar and wind power policy landscape in Mongolia.
Other publication / UNEP’s Adaptation Gap Report 2024 finds that nations must dramatically step up adaptation, starting with a commitment to act on finance at COP29.
Perspective / Despite challenges, a recent multi-stakeholder discussion reveals optimism and a call for transformative policies to drive resilience and decarbonization.
Feature / Workshop participants tested a new tool for planning strategies to reduce emissions, improve air quality and promote sustainable mobility across Indonesia.
Perspective / As ASEAN develops its declaration on environmental rights, brackets become a battleground for the future of people and the planet.
Feature / The episode presents a nuanced discussion on the role of commercial banks funding hydropower in the Mekong Region.
Project / SEI experts produced analyses on the state of Oregon's consumption-based emissions for their Department of Environmental Quality.
Project / SEI is studying the evaporation from the Lower Snake River reservoirs in the northwest United States, as authorities explore removing four dams.
Feature / SEI's Kate Williamson and Rosie Witton discuss new insights about climate change adaptation in mountains, a region of growing policy and research attention.
Vacancy / Lead the development of Trase’s open data products, driving sustainability in global supply chains.
Vacancy / Join Trase at SEI and help shape data-driven insights for sustainable supply chains.
Vacancy / Conduct research and analysis of effective practices, common barriers and policy gaps for scaling up renewable energy deployment in Latin America.
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