The forum will explore insights from the TRANSrisk project on risks, uncertainties and opportunities in low-carbon development in developing countries.
Work
Along with work in our research areas, SEI Asia is involved in a number of other activities including:
- SDG delivery in Asia
SEI’s research and policy engagement contributes to Agenda 2030 implementation in the region. - MOOCs
SEI Asia is developing a number of Massive Open Online Courses (MOOC) on a number of environmental topics of relevance to the region. - Tools and resources
We work with a range of tools and resources to help scientists and policymakers in assessments, surveys, evaluations and decision-support systems.
Below you’ll find research, publications, perspectives and events related to SEI Asia.
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The new Centre of Excellence on Transforming Development and Disaster Risk is set to launch by co-hosting a Forum and Academy in Bangkok.
Peter du Pont told Eco-Business why there is no place for coal subsidies in today's energy markets of Southeast Asia.
A new drought forecasting tool can help improve livelihoods in Mekong countries, but not all communities have equal access to its benefits.
The tragedy of the Xepian-Xe Nam hydropower dam collapse in Laos is an opportunity to reflect on how transforming development can reduce disaster risk.
SEI will participate in World Water Week, the annual focal point for the globe's water issues, which gathers over 3000 people from all over the world.
Some stand to lose out in the transition away from fossil fuels unless policies that address inequality and injustice are put in place.
This report addresses the research gap on climate change vulnerability of young women and girls, with a focus on agricultural communities in Northern Thailand.
Smallholder farmers in the Mekong region face increasingly insecure livelihoods as land resources are drawn into the hands of developers.
A recent study identifies key indicators of adaptive capacity, allowing climate adaptation efforts to be customised for the needs of farming communities.
The Asia Pacific region faces growing challenges for disaster risk reduction. SEI's TDDR Initiative presented its case for DRR transformation at AMCDRR 2018.
The Chindwin River Basin Organisation in Myanmar will improve water monitoring and management for the benefit of all who rely on this crucial river.
This brief looks at the failures of development and disaster risk reduction and calls for a transformation in this relationship through policy changes.
This paper looks at users' experience of connecting to and using electricity services from a 60 kW solar mini-grid in Mpanta, Zambia.
SEI recently signed an agreement with Myanmar’s Directorate of Water Resources and Improvement of River Systems (DWIR) to strengthen research and policy.