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Other publication / Understanding mechanisms that lead to differential impacts of mining on local marginalised social groups is crucial in minimizing such impacts.
Perspective / The authors of this perspective ague that integrating national planning for climate mitigation and development aims can lead to traction on both agendas.
Past event / SEI's Daniel Duma, Carly Evaeus, Björn Nykvist, Fiona Lambe and Janet Vähämäki contributed to this dialogue organized in collaboration with Sida and Norad.
SEI report / This report examines the use of risk mitigation and transfer (RMT) instruments in private utility-scale renewable energy investments.
SEI brief / This brief summarizes recommendations about how the new Loss & Damage Fund can best help vulnerable countries respond to and recover from climate impacts.
Past event / This session examines the complexities of transboundary water governance by exploring ideas and case studies at Stockholm World Water Week.
Feature / Join us at this year's World Water Week to engage and discuss a range of global water- and sanitation-related topics.
Past event / SEI researchers will present their project and initial findings on the potential for satellite data to support the use of traditional ecological knowledge.
Feature / A Montana judge ruled in favor of 16 youth who sued the state for the right to a "healthful environment".
Project / CASCADE aims to deepen understanding of complex and cascading climate health risks in African cities, and co-produce knowledge to respond to these risks.
Other publication / This report offers recommendations on how to operationalize a new global loss and damage fund from the perspectives of intended beneficiaries.
Other publication / To accelerate the SDGs, G20 policies and programmes need to address the manifestations of gender inequality.











