The aim of the project is to provide options for the design of a fund for the Executive Committee of the Warsaw International Mechanism under the UNFCCC.
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Transforming knowledge management for climate action – a road map for accelerated discovery and learning.
Accessible green space in cities supports good mental and physical health. Natural spaces in cities help mitigate climate change. Planners should take note.
The SEI Initiative on Climate Services generated new insights about co-design and co-production proocesses to integrate climate science into adaptation policy.
A report outlines ways to improve information exchange to accelerate climate change adaptation, disaster risk reduction, and sustainable development agendas.
Cleo Verkuijl, researcher at Stockholm Environment Institute in Oxford, in an interview with Radio Sweden.
To meet climate goals and avoid further market chaos, governments need to plan the decline of coal, oil and gas production, with support for workers.
This report suggests ways to improve knowledge management for the climate change adaptation and disaster risk reduction communities.
SEI researchers discuss the health impacts of air pollution, and the related health questions and policy lessons emerging from the Covid-19 pandemic.
Read the results of a survey of the adaptation community about their views on high-end climate change.
Tandem guidance is an interactive, online tool to help scientists and decision-makers collaborate to improve climate change adaptation planning and policies.
This report reviews the use of climate science in adaptation and resilience practice for the UK government.
How do policies that support renewable energy in one country transfer to others? This paper looks at examples in Peru, Thailand and Uganda.
This article presents an interdisciplinary study of risk and uncertainty of sustainable charcoal policies in Kitui, Kenya.
SEI research project for the UK Department for International Development examines the effectiveness of climate aid funding.