Here you can find research, publications, perspectives and events related to SEI Latin America.
If you are looking for updates and information from the broader Latin America region, please visit the Americas region page.
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SEI report / Read a summary of discussions from a workshop in Colombia on different visions for the country's bioeconomy.
Feature / SEI's Marisa Escobar, Alison Dyke, and Hector Angarita introduce the new SEI Initiative on Water Beyond Boundaries.
Feature / The SEI Initiative on Producer to Consumer Sustainability explored the interface between sustainable consumption and sustainable production agendas.
Journal article / This study illustrates the importance of incorporating climate change into the national planning of small island developing states.
SEI report / Read an analysis of the potential for quinoa to contribute to the bioeconomy in Bolivia and the country's wider development goals.
Project / Under a climate change adaptation approach, 25 municipalities in Cochabamba benefit from the update of the Basin Master Plan presented by SEI.
Journal article / This study seeks to analyze conflicts using a disaggregated quantitative approach, to better understand existing and potential water stress.
Initiative / The Gender Equality, Social Equity and Poverty Initiative explored the links between gender, social equity and justice, power and sustainability.
Initiative / The Carbon Lock-In Initiative seeks to uncover and address the barriers that uphold the fossil fuel-based economy.
Initiative / Our work aims to transform current decision making around access to water, the greatest risk to global prosperity, and addressing the SDGs.
Perspective / 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.
Perspective / 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.










