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This webinar will share preliminary findings of ongoing SEI studies on equitable mobility and inclusive climate resilient transport planning in Africa.
The topics at this year’s Science Forum in September revolved around the limits of growth as an economic paradigm, climate, environment and development policy.
This mixed methods systematic review protocol provide a methodological plan for a review that aims to assess the effectiveness of climate adaptation finance.
Learn more about what SEI is doing to support sustainable cities for the health and well-being of their inhabitants and the planet – #UrbanOctober
Top SEI scientists will take part in dialogues to prepare the delivery of an independent report to be launched ahead of the UN high-level Stockholm+50 meeting.
Learn more about what SEI is doing to support healthy air for healthy people and a healthy planet – #HealthyAirHealthyPlanet
SEI is working with partners to develop policy instruments for air quality management informed by scientific assessments and air quality monitoring in Kenya.
The source-to-sea approach is necessary to address the water and climate crisis and strong cooperation between different actors is key.
SEI Africa has embarked on a plan to deploy air quality sensors in the town of Nakuru in Kenya's Rift Valley to measure the quality of health for residents.
This perspective highlights three major solutions to address the challenges faced by low-income and vulnerable transport users in African cities.
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.
World Athletics builds on SEI's air pollution research to introduce Phase 2 of their air quality project: a new method of monitoring air pollution in Nairobi.
The authors suggest that many of Kenya's development choices will determine its greenhouse gas emissions pathways in the short- and long-term.