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An extensive evaluation of the experiences from the rural electrification program in Tanzania was carried out in 1989-1991.

Assists countries in the implementation of the Montreal Protocol which regulates the phase-out of ozone depleting substances.

Bending the Curve looks at what it would take to steer human development onto a more sustainable pathway during the 21st century.

This paper offers a perspective and framework for reflecting on global scenarios as human civilization approaches critical branch points over the coming decades

This is a joint research project by Tanzania Electric Supply Company Limited (TANESCO) and SEI on local management of rural power supply.

This article uses data from a Jakarta household survey to explore household defensive behaviour and illness, and how these factors determine diarrheal disease.

This book offers a non-technical introduction to preventative environmental management in industrialization. 

The purpose of this present paper is to explore the application of the ISEW methodology to Sweden over the period between 1950 and 1992.

This study is an output of SEI's PoleStar Project. The project aims to develop and apply appropriate methods, concepts and data for sustainability planning.

This book explores a range of views on using economic measures to control greenhouse gas emissions.

This journal article examines the assumption of reproducibility of forests, a renewable resource, which has important implications for a market economy.

An MSc Thesis on water supply in Lalitpur, Nepal, by Elisabeth Kvarnström, Luleå University of Technology, Sweden.

Urban poverty is closely interrelated with environmental problems like poor access to safe water and unsanitary conditions.

This report examines obstacles and solutions related to rural electrification in four countries in East Africa.