Along with work in our research areas, SEI Asia is involved in a number of other activities including:
Below you’ll find research, publications, perspectives and events related to SEI Asia.
SEI will participate in World Water Week, the annual focal point for the globe's water issues, gathering over 3000 people from all over the world.
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.
This paper presents and tests a conceptual framework for analysing the trade-offs that underpin the relationship between development and disaster risk.
This project involves the identification and promotion of Africa-tailored Sustainable Consumption and Production practices.
How can science and technology help reduce disaster risk? This paper provides a roadmap for Asia by describing fourteen actions and six proposals.
The socioeconomic impacts of air pollution and crop losses need more understanding – especially when it comes to gender.
Deforestation and corruption are among the problems Indonesia faces as its coal mining sector expands.
This paper explores the complex dynamics that could affect Indonesia’s future coal production and export levels.
SEI Asia has launched the second phase of the Strategic Collaborative Fund, an ambitious programme to increase development cooperation for Asia and the Pacific.
