Thai people have faced the PM2.5 problem for 20 years. Why haven't we found ways to solve this issue?
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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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This report explores human rights and gender equality in the context of climate change.
An assessment of progress towards the targets of the Sendai Framework in terms of gender-responsive and disability-inclusiveness.
This report examines the potential role of social protection mechanisms in building resilience to slow-onset climate change impacts.
This article examines the need for equity and social justice in transformation.
SEI Asia media grantee Võ Kiều Bảo Uyên tells the story of three women forest guards and the price they have to pay to protect the Can Gio mangrove forest.
We need an intersectional understanding of drivers and impacts to enhance the human security of people who migrate and those who stay behind.
This book examines how states in countries across Asia Pacific address internal displacement in the context of disasters and climate change.
Now that AgriFoSe2030 has launched its second phase, get to know more about some of the upcoming projects in these videos.
As peak haze season approaches, activists and researchers tackle who really pays the price of air pollution in Thailand.
Thailand pushes for bioeconomy vision, toiling to lower air pollution. But cut off from much of the profits, sugarcane farmers continue to burn just to survive.
Local community comes together to protect the Irrawaddy dolphins that are critical for fishery resources and water security of Ayeyarwady River.
The SEI Asia media grant supported journalist Pia Duran in creating a film on the Bagobo Tagabawa and how indigenous knowledge can help mitigate climate change.
Social-ecological transformation in Asian cities is instrumental to achieving many global development and climate targets.
In many areas of Asia, unsustainable development practices are leading to ecosystem degradation and affecting the rights of local communities.