Here you’ll find research, publications, perspectives and events related to SEI Headquarters.
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Past event / Google's Geo for Good Summit 2022 is an annual conference intended for changemakers. SEI Data Scientist Vivian Ribeiro will present for Trase on 5 October 2022.
Other publication / Read a synthesis of opinions on how companies and international organizations can create value chains that are net zero, nature positive, and equitable for all.
Feature / Watch the videos of SEI Oxford's 20th anniversary event, "The Future of Adaptation", which brought together leading voices to discuss climate change adaptation.
Other publication / Mini-grid electricity can have a significant contribution to universal access to electricity especially in sparsely populated and underserved communities.
Perspective / Representatives from SweDev's Executive Committee, SEI, Uppsala University and Karolinska Institutet suggest solutions to Sweden's development policy.
Project / SEI assesses Georgia's waste and chemicals sectors, aiding MEPA's reforms and aligning with EU candidacy prerequisites.
Journal article / This paper presents analyses of the economic and environmental impact of relevant phosphorus management policy scenarios.
Media coverage / SEI Executive Director Måns Nilsson has co-signed an op-ed published by IEEP calling for an EU framework for sustainable food.
Feature / In close collaboration with Kalmar and Umeå Municipalities and the company InsightOne, SEI developed and launched the Consumption Compass in April 2022
Past event / An event examining "The Future of Adaptation" marked the 20th annniversary of SEI Oxford and the 15th anniversary of weADAPT, its global adaptation platform.
Other publication / This paper summarises the most significant social impacts related to the EU's Climate Plan and presents policy recommendations to address them.
Media coverage / In an interview with Jill Ettinger for Green Queen, SEI's Dr. Toby Gardner comments new study that finds 90% of tropical deforestation is caused by agriculture.











