Below are research, publications, perspectives and events related to SEI Oxford.
For further detail on our agendas, see our research page.
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Past event / Join the launch of a new report on the state of evidence on locally led adaptation and recommendations to bridge key divides.
SEI report / This report examines evidence of the outcomes of locally led adaptation, barriers that limit financial support, and measures that can bridge the funding gap.
Journal article / This essay argues that climate adaptation approaches should drive needed social change and challenge austerity approaches, which have undermined resilience.
SEI brief / This SEI brief outlines recommendations to leverage financial guarantees to help expand energy provision in humanitarian settings.
SEI working paper / This SEI working paper analyses the role that financial guarantees may play in supporting renewable energy provision in underserved humanitarian contexts.
Feature / Visual metaphors can help overcome challenges that arise from different interpretations of terms used in climate change adaptation and disaster risk reduction.
Perspective / To observe the International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, Alice Chautard reflects on the growing role of Indigenous knowledge in climate adaptation.
Journal article / This article investigates current stakeholder engagement processes used in climate adaptation, barriers and enablers, and how to support better implementation.
Other publication / This study examines how value-led design can mediate between traditional cosmologies and scientific climate knowledge to strengthen adaptation.
Past event / SEI colleagues are taking part in events at LCAW to highlight global leadership in industry and energy transitions, climate resilience finance, and adaptation.
Perspective / The heatwave that coincided with London Climate Action Week underscores the UK's urgent need to adapt to limit the threats to schools, the economy and society.
Past event / Natascha Ng will discuss value-led design and its potential for climate change adaptation work. The paper was co-authored by Alphayo Lutta.











