The SEI Initiative on Producer to Consumer Sustainability explored the interface between sustainable consumption and sustainable production agendas.
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On 3 March, the Steering Board for development of BiH's new environmental strategy and action plan, met in Sarajevo for the first time.
This event presents insights from researchers, industry representatives and policy makers on how EU member countries can successfully achieve a just transition.
This brief gives an overview of SEI Tallinn's research into Estonia's pathways to becoming climate neutral by 2050.
This working paper looks at the potential for green bonds to scale-up financing for adaptation and resilience.
Join us for an exciting two-day conference of the project “Towards a Nordic-Baltic circular textile system” funded by the Nordic Council of Ministers.
This workshop brief presents the results of the first Policy Dialogue on a Bioeconomy for Sustainable Development, held in Tallinn, Estonia.
SEI Tallinn would like to thank all its project partners and collaborators towards making the world a better and more sustainable place. Happy holiday season!
This exploratory study applies a standardised analysis framework to health and wellbeing metrics of cities in the UK, Sweden, Estonia, Kenya and Thailand.
As of this month, SEI Tallinn is the holder of the European Green Office Certificate.
The StratKIT Baltic Sea Region Stakeholder Round Table brings together public procurers, catering service providers, public authorities, suppliers & customers.
The Policy and Innovation Forum takes place as SEI marks 30 years of bridging science, policy and practice, and celebrates the 10th anniversary of SEI Africa.
SEI Tallinn's recent report on the possibilities of reaching climate neutrality contributed to the decision.
In this report commissioned by the Estonian Government Office, SEI has researched Estonia's possibilities of becoming climate neutral by 2050.
The event showcased the mapping results of used textile flows in the Baltics, as well as discussions on policy measures for textile circularity.