Here you’ll find research, publications, perspectives and events related to SEI Africa. If you are looking for updates and information from the broader African region, please visit the Africa region page.
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Initiative / The Gridless Solutions Initiative explores alternative technologies for the delivery of critical services like energy, sanitation and freshwater.
Initiative / This initiative enables integrated national planning for Nationally Determined Contributions and Sustainable Development Goals.
Journal article / This exploratory study applies a standardized analysis framework to health and wellbeing metrics of cities in the UK, Sweden, Estonia, Kenya and Thailand.
Journal article / Datasets on the local impacts of biofuel feedstock production and the factors that influence adoption and/or sustained use of ethanol stoves in southern Africa.
Journal article / Using citizen science approaches to explore personal exposure to air pollution of selected informal settlement dwellers in Nairobi, Kenya.
Perspective / Sanitation discourse in Kenya has made strides towards inclusiveness, realism and sustainability, but what happens after will decide the event's true success.
Journal article / This framework Integrates service design and behavioural insights to inform more robust development interventions.
Past event / The theme of this year's annual SEI Science Forum is environmental governance and diplomacy in the post-globalization era.
Media advisory / The Policy and Innovation Forum takes place as SEI marks 30 years of bridging science, policy and practice, and celebrates the 10th anniversary of SEI Africa.
Feature / Leaders at the UN Climate Action Summit: get evidence-based insights and solutions that can be applied across the summit's action tracks.
Journal article / Quantitative public acceptance studies can help countries like Kenya achieve their climate and energy ambitions.
Feature / Edible insects have great potential as a solution for food security in sub-Saharan Africa, but are so far under exploited.











