This study seeks to analyze conflicts using a disaggregated quantitative approach, to better understand existing and potential water stress.
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The protests in Chile and pulling out as host of COP25 show: Climate action, sustainable development, and just transitions are goals that have to be reconciled.
SEI’s Ivonne Lobos Alva explains why Chile’s decision underscores the pressing need for just transitions that involve the people who are feeling left behind.
The Policy and Innovation Forum takes place as SEI marks 30 years of bridging science, policy and practice, and celebrates the 10th anniversary of SEI Africa.
In light of the increase of hydropower dams in the Amazon, it is critical to identify whether these future dams will produce low-carbon energy.
Toby Gardner from SEI told Arab News that the recent Amazon fires were “extremely worrying".
SEI researchers are set to participate in a HLPF side event: The Digital Revolution and Sustainable Development: Opportunities and Challenges
SEI and the Mining-Energy Planning Unit of Colombia are partnering to integrate SDGs and NDCs, and investigate best practices in Colombia's mining sector.
SEI and the IDB join efforts to propose strategies that guarantee gender equity and inclusion of youth to boost rural development in Honduras
SEI supports the General Directorate of Water of Chile to formulate strategic plans in all the river basins of the country through.
SEI teamed up with local partners to build a new water model in a Bolivian community. The results illuminate a path for policies that help the most vulnerable.
SEI supports the planning of the Regional Water Assessment (ERA) in Colombia through the use of WEAP.
SEI case studies are testing new, more collaborative approaches for helping places around the world better adapt to climate change.
SEI researchers Felipe Benavides and Jeanne Fernandez reflect on a recent tour of Boliva's Tupiza watershed, where residents have "lost everything."
Special attention should be paid to integrated policy making and budgeting, securing the natural resource base, and building strong and inclusive democracies.