Welcome to an event to explore the rationales, challenges and opportunities for incorporating a source-to-sea perspective when assessing and funding projects.
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Welcome to an event to explore the rationales, challenges and opportunities for incorporating a source-to-sea perspective when assessing and funding projects.
This session will explore narratives on how resilience is built through the transfer of water and water-mediated resources in and out of watershed boundaries.
In cities, congestion increases automobile emissions, which ultimately degrades ambient air quality.
The Ministry of Environment and Forestry joined with SEI to launch the Supporting National Action Planning on Short-Lived Climate Pollutants in Kenya project.
Take part in SEI-hosted online sessions at World Water Week from 23-27 August as we discuss water, sanitation, blue finance and sustainability!
On behalf of CCAC, UNEP is cooperating with SEI to support the Ministry of Environment and Forestry of Kenya under SNAP.
The African Sanitation Policy Guidelines (ASPG) will enable African states to develop functional sanitation and hygiene policies.
This brief introduces a four-part series on the social and economic sustainability aspects of nature-based solutions.
Urban sustainability is governed beyond the urban scale through trans-local networks and assemblages of actors and institutions.
Understanding the challenges of inclusivity and climate resilience in transport planning in Africa: results of a needs assessment in 4 countries.
A UK Treasury-commissioned independent review on the economics of biodiversity has called for a change in the way the world thinks and acts regarding nature.
Join this policy dialogue which will highlight the contents of the Dasgupta Report and implications to African policymakers.
SEI has taken the first step towards creating scenarios and roadmaps for a circular economy based on organic waste resources in Naivasha.
What do practitioners need to be aware of when planning urban green infrastructure using digital tools to engage stakeholders?
This paper explores gender issues in East African public transport systems and gender mainstreaming as a way to build more sustainable and inclusive cities.