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This report shows that low-carbon and climate-resilient water and sanitation services are technically feasible and economically viable.
This book shows how improved sanitation and wastewater management can benefit both humans and the environment.
Two interlinked projects discover the enabling and hindering factors associated with a coherent implementation of the SDGs and NDC in Colombia.
How investments made by the World Bank are supporting the achievement of the 2030 Agenda and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)?
Science, Technology, and Innovation (STI) policy can play an important role in planning for transitions away from fossil fuel production in Colombia.
This study finds that water management is a larger threat to rice and ecosystems than the warming temperatures of climate change.
How does the water resources system model contribute to the development of effective water planning instruments?
The 2020 Production Gap Report – from leading research organizations and the UN – finds that countries instead plan to increase their fossil fuel production.
SEI is introducing new ways of thinking about sustainable water planning through its Water Beyond Boundaries (WBB) initiative.
SEI has been commissioned to undertake a project that underpins a UN-led effort to accelerate achievement of Sustainable Development Goals at the local level.
In the wake of the recent 75th UN General Assembly, this article from SEI Latin America and Asia suggests three ways to move the 2030 Agenda forward.
This article provides insights from a case study testing the Tandem framework for the co-design of climate services in Colombia's Campoalegre River Basin.
Experts from IEA, IISD, UN and other institutions discussed Covid-19 and the next steps for energy policy at the 2020 Virtual Forum on Fossil Fuel Supply.
This project will analyze the actual and potential vulnerability of climate change-induced migration in Honduras' Dry Corridor through a multi-criteria model.