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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Feature / This Q&A outlines why SEI is taking on research to address clean energy access and climate change-related concerns in humanitarian settings.
SEI brief / This brief informs adaptation financiers, the broader community of adaptation scholars, and practitioners in their efforts to scale up support for LLA.
Feature / SEI's "Humanitarian Energy and Climate Transitions" research agenda aims to address renewable energy and climate-related issues in humanitarian settings.
Perspective / Four SEI researchers reflect on the recent ICJ ruling, which states that countries are obligated under international law to protect the environment.
Perspective / In this perspective, Peter Lange explains why empathy, imagination and cultural memory are as crucial to climate adaptation as technology and finance.
Past event / A summary of weADAPT's webinar on 1 July, which unpacked what happened in Bonn – where progress was made, where divisions deepened, and what it all me
Feature / The “One-SEI” programs foster cross-centre research and partnerships to accelerate action on climate, nature and wellbeing.
Past event / Learn the key details of SEI’s participation in London Climate Action Week: who, what, when, and where.
Other publication / This report explores business models and finance options that can help accelerate the use of clean-cooking technologies in last mile communities.
Feature / Discover the key adaptation-related issues expected to play a large role at Bonn's SB62 meetings.
Feature / The Climate Connectivity Hub is testing new technologies to make it easier to find and use information needed to address the impacts of climate change.
Perspective / Serious games offer a way to help foster the trust that underpins needed collaboration on climate, environment and sustainable development issues.











