Accelerating action on methane - reducing methane emissions can help to limit temperatures to 1.5 degrees and achieve multiple health benefits
Accelerating action on methane : 437 KB
CAScading Climate risks: towards ADaptive and resilient European Societies
CASCADES : 1 MB
DECIDE - putting biodiversity recorders' motivations at the heart of data collection for decision-making.
DECIDE : 539 KB
Developing robust clean air plans - supporting Cambodia to produce its first comprehensive plan to improve air quality and protect human health
Clean Air Plans : 565 KB
Digital storytelling - giving a voice to vulnerable road users for inclusive transport planning in African cities
Digital storytelling : 491 KB
Enhancing mitigation ambition - building capacity to support analyses that show multiple benefits of climate change mitigation
Enhancing mitigation ambition : 378 KB
Understanding wellbeing - using mixed methods to understand the wellbeing of residents in low-and middle-income country cities
Measuring Wellbeing : 848 KB
Peatland-ES-UK - assessing heather management options on UK peatlands for ecosystem services (ES)
Peatlands : 761 KB
SEI Urban Toolbox - co-creating an SEI Urban Toolbox for stakeholders (part of the City Health and Wellbeing Initiative)
SEI Urban Toolbox : 577 KB
Trade, biodiversity complexity - understanding the trade-offs of increased resolution and complexity in environmentally-extended trade models
Trade, biodiversity and complexity : 9 MB
Trade Hub - examining the impact of soy production and trade on different aspects of biodiversity
Trade Hub : 1 MB

About

Name: SEI York Celebration 2022
Start: 2022-04-25 13:30:00
End: 2022-04-25 16:30:00

Established in 1989, SEI York has a diverse research agenda including air pollution, climate change, sustainable consumption and human health. Often using a range of participatory approaches such as citizen science, we help policymakers in the UK and around the world make informed decisions for a sustainable future.

The new five-year agreement builds on a fruitful historical collaboration, and promises significant advances towards a more just and equitable world that enables societies to flourish in a healthy environment.

The event

Partnership working is at the core of what SEI York does. This event, which consisted of a panel discussion and networking/poster reception, showcased our research and our strength in partnership building to deliver impactful results.

Through a series of four case studies, you will hear how our researchers navigated the challenges and opportunities of partnership working, avoided common pitfalls and maintained momentum to deliver outcomes.

Event agenda

Time zone: BST

Time	Speaker
13:30 – 13:35	*Chair: Rob Watt*, Communications Director and Head of Strategic Policy Engagement, SEI HQ Overview of event and introductions
13:35 – 13:40	*Professor Kiran Trehan,* Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Partnerships and Engagement, University of York University of York’s approach to partnerships and engagement and strategic priorities for the future. The University of York – SEI York – SEI partnership and value that brings
13:40 – 13:45	*Professor Måns Nilsson,* Executive Director, SEI SEI’s approach to partnerships and engagement, and strategic priorities for the future The University of York – SEI York – SEI partnership and value that brings
13:45 – 13:50	*Dr Sarah West,* Centre Director, SEI York SEI’s approach to partnerships and engagement The University of York – SEI York – SEI partnership and value that brings
	Case Studies: SEI York researchers and external partners will share details about their projects involving partnerships working. They will discuss: How the partnership started The main challenges and opportunities How they maintained momentum How the partnership added value for all What were the outcomes Next steps
13:50 – 14:00	Case Study 1: Commodity footprints – understanding the global environmental impacts of consumption and production Simon Croft, Research Fellow, SEI York Lawrence Way, Ecosystems Analysis (co-lead), Joint Nature Conservation Committee
14:00 – 14:10	Case Study 2: Branching out – New routes to valuing urban treescapes Alison Dyke, Research Associate, SEI York Jonathan Dent, Natural Habitats Manager, St Nick’s
14:10 – 14:20	Case Study 3: Air pollution and the private sector Eleni Michalopolou, Research Associate, SEI York Roderick Weller, Project Lead, Clean Air, World Economic Forum
14:20 – 14:30	Case Study 4: Inclusive transport – improving mobility choices for vulnerable groups Steve Cinderby, Senior Research Fellow Carly Gilbert-Patrick, Sustainable Mobility Unit, United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)
14:30 – 14:55	Q&A led by Chair
14:55 – 15:00	Closing remarks
15:00 – 16:30	Networking and poster showcase