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The impacts of climate change cross borders just as people and goods do. This changes the adaptation challenge.
Leaders at the UN Climate Action Summit: get evidence-based insights and solutions that can be applied across the summit's action tracks.
A new report from the Coalition for Urban Transitions is based off a three-year research effort from 50 leading institutions, including SEI.
With increased climate ambition, coal, oil, and gas production will need to wind down.
This article analyses border carbon adjustments, and proposes a way to design them that balances legal, administrative and environmental considerations.
Replenishing the GCF, visualizing aid flows and national climate plans: here's how SEI is contributing to the UNFCCC Bonn Climate Change Conference (SB50).
weTRANSFORM is a collaborative platform on transformation for equitable, resilient and sustainable development and disaster risk reduction (DRR).
Nationally determined contributions could help in the wind-down of oil, gas and coal production. But countries are only making limited use of this potential.
National climate action plans are often framed narrowly and may overlook important aspects of climate change and development.
SEI’s work with partners in the Namibian capital underpins the development of the city’s first integrated climate change strategy and action plan.
SEI research examines the issues that must be addressed for wider use of biogas for Indonesia to help reduce emissions and meet Paris Agreement commitments.
The European Climate Change Adaptation conference is convened by projects funded from the EU’s Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation Framework Programme.
SEI's Tandem framework offers guidance to co-design climate services with scientists and intended users as full design partners.
The Tandem framework provides a new approach for scientists and decision-makers to work together to make climate science more relevant and usable.