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Perspective / In an era where climate change and food insecurity dominate global challenges, school food programs hold a surprising yet critical role.
Perspective / On International Migrants Day, Clare Steiner notes the need to centre feminist mobility justice in adaptation plans and calls for more community-led research.
Perspective / Key reflections from the second Thailand Groundwater Symposium on 19-21 August 2024
Feature / Explore how to build climate resilience through evidence-based policy with Pichamon Yeophantong on SEI Asia’s podcast, Environment and Policy in Asia.
Feature / The episode presents a nuanced discussion on the role of commercial banks funding hydropower in the Mekong Region.
Feature / This episode sheds light on Thailand's groundbreaking legislation to empower citizens in the battle against air pollution.
SEI brief / In this policy brief, the author discusses the challenges and benefits of implementing ecosystem-based adaptation, focusing on coffee farming in Indonesia.
Other publication / This brief summarizes key findings related to current capacity levels, gaps in water resources modelling, and the barriers.
Other publication / This brief examines an important, emerging subject for India that warrants urgent research and policy attention: transboundary climate risks.
SEI brief / This brief argues that greater understanding about the needs of various stages of life is needed to create policies that can promote sustainable consumption.
Journal article / This paper analyses key principles that should guide an equitable and responsible research agenda on habitability.
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