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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Perspective / SEI Oxford Centre Director and co-founder Ruth Butterfield reflects on the beginnings of SEI Oxford in 2002 and its seminal work in the years since then.
Journal article / This article examines theories and methods of engagement to improve communication between scientists and nonscientists.
Project / The EU Horizon project DIRECTED aims to improve the governance and management of climate disasters across multiple civil society and emergency agencies.
Project / MAIA is an EU Horizon Europe project that seeks to expand the impact and uptake of European climate research.
Feature / Find out what SEI is doing to protect #TheAirWeShare.
Journal article / SEI researchers identify and analyse the relation between bioeconomy visions and pathways and their governance in different world regions and political levels
Journal article / Trade policy can support climate policy beyond border measures by ensuring open markets for clean technologies and products.
Feature / SEI's Inès Bakhtaoui explains what we can expect from the first Glasgow Dialogue on Loss and Damage at the intersessional Bonn Climate Change Conference.
Perspective / More experts agree that human, nonhuman and environmental health are linked. Yet nations largely neglect animal welfare in sustainable development governance.
Past event / Watch this webinar recorded on 25 May 2022 on the interdependence of animal welfare, public health and environmental conservation.
Journal article / Ahead of Stockholm+50, more than 200 experts call for governments to account for animal welfare as part of a holistic sustainable development policy.
Other publication / Governments can recognize that animal welfare is important in its own right, as well as for the future of sustainable development.










