Here you’ll find research, publications, perspectives and events related to SEI Headquarters.
A study finds that aid provided by the UN in the aftermath of climate-related disasters is driven by humanitarian needs rather than by strategic donor interest.
This event will present insights and findings that could form the basis of a fair and feasible loss and damage fund.
SEI welcomes the urgent call on nations to step up action to adapt to climate change that the UNEP issued in its Adaptation Gap Report 2020.
This report proposes a dashboard based on the two planetary boundaries of climate change and nature, to help strengthen resilience against future shocks.
This article outlines the new Climate Solutions Coordinating Group, which aims to build a comprehensive evidence base on climate solutions.
This article explores the increasingly international nature of the bioeconomy and which institutions and processes will shape its governance in the future.
Food and nutrition insecurity remains a major issue around the world. How can we design a successful Theory of Change approach to help tackle this challenge?
Strengthening engagement on the roles and functions of wetlands to support sustainable development and resilience in the Arctic.
A workshop during the Global Bioeconomy Summit 2020 examined priorities for innovative bioeconomy pathways that promote health, well-being and resilience.
A global policy cannot be built on an idea that just one goal matters. Both mitigation of climate change and adaptation to it are vital missions.
COVID-19 has exposed the vulnerability of our globalized world. This white paper discusses sustainability and resilient societies in the face of such crises.
This article examines how best to bridge science-based evidence with agricultural practices and policy development in order to improve food security.
This article reduces the complexity of “nonequilibrium” biophysical models theoretically by constructing simple nonequilibrium models.
This article offers a comprehensive assessment of water use and water productivity in the global livestock sector.
The BONUS RETURN project was exploring the reduction of emissions to the Baltic Sea from agriculture and wastewater.
