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Past event / SEI and CCAC are hosting an in-person hands-on training workshop 22–26 June in Pretoria on SEI's LEAP software for climate and clean air planning in Africa.
Other publication / This protocol provides a means of reviewing 10 years of CGIAR climate adaptation policy research to assess what actions most effectively achieve which goal.
Journal article / This Nature Climate Change column illustrates how climate resilient development (CRD) can support urgently needed climate and adaptation policies.
Perspective / The EU and Mercosur countries' treaty puts the two trade blocks in a position to lead towards responsible production of these materials for a green transition.
Press release / Development is underway for a digital version of the Nature Tool, designed to assess nature-related risks and opportunities across agricultural sourcing.
Press release / SEI US Centre Director Ed Carr was appointed to head a global panel advising on environmental financing and investments.
SEI brief / This conceptual framework is a tool to help policymakers, analysts and practitioners make more coherent policies and decisions on climate adaptation.
Other publication / This publication discusses why US policymakers should support the development and integration of compliance and voluntary carbon credit markets.
SEI report / This SEI report outlines environmental concerns that challenge portrayals of the farmed insect industry as providing a sustainable dietary protein source.
Press release / A new report from SEI finds that industrial insect farming in temperate, high-income countries may not be the climate solution it is often portrayed to be.
Feature / SEI experts set out five reasons to elevate biodiversity on the global agenda ahead of COP17 in Yerevan this October.
Other publication / This report by SEI and The Brookings Institution explains and evaluates project-based carbon credit markets, delving into their challenges and potential.











