This event will present insights and findings that could form the basis of a fair and feasible loss and damage fund.
- Event
- Climate
- Governance
- 19 January 2021
- 16:00 - 18:00 UTC
- United States
- United States
- Europe
- Africa
- Asia
Work
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This event will present insights and findings that could form the basis of a fair and feasible loss and damage fund.
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.
Five years after the Paris Agreement was adopted, SEI looks at what it said on various issues of climate politics, where we are now — and where we need to go.
After the Paris Agreement's conspicuous silence on fossil fuels, what steps can be taken to finally ensure a global movement away from oil, gas and coal?
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.
How NDCs and LT-LEDS can address fossil fuel production and support a just and sustainable recovery
The Covid-19 pandemic has led to a sudden halt in face-to-face meetings, including UN climate negotiations or COPs. How can virtual meetings be an alternative?
SEI’s work on NDCs concentrates on ensuring integrated planning for climate, energy, and sustainable development.
This journal article introduces the Tandem framework to co-design transdisciplinary knowledge integration processes to build resilience to climate change.
This project will analyze the actual and potential vulnerability of climate change-induced migration in Honduras' Dry Corridor through a multi-criteria model.
This conference explored the many opportunities for policies that aim to explicitly limit fossil fuel production.
A focus on local air pollution benefits can help raise ambition for the global climate mitigation agenda in countries of all income and development levels.
This special issue brings together pioneering new work on supply side climate policy, amidst growing calls for an energy transition away from fossil fuels.
This book conducts novel analysis of three fields within the climate-energy nexus: renewable energy, fossil fuel subsidy reform and carbon pricing.