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Africa could reach nearly a quarter of its energy needs from clean renewable energy by 2030. What are the challenges to realising this potential?
Unmanaged climate risks could lead to the collapse of a globally-integrated world. Find out why policy-makers are discussing this topic at historic Wilton Park.
Renewable energy expert Siim Meeliste recently joined SEI Tallinn to lead and develop the Climate and Energy programme.
To mark International Women's Day, five SEI researchers talk about their research and the interconnections between gender, development and environment.
SEI's bioeconomy initiative is holding policy dialogues to support the creation of sustainable bio-based development strategies.
SEI experts explain how a new project will help Bolivia connect sanitation with watershed management.
The Kuwait Energy Outlook envisions an energy strategy that fosters economic diversification and reduced fossil fuel dependency.
Farmers in Bolivia are struggling as their water supply becomes increasingly unreliable. Could better models lead to policies that help the most vulnerable?
Does progress on one Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) mean progress on another? Researchers test an interactive version of SEI's SDG interactions framework.
For the sixth year, SEI has been ranked among the world's top two think tanks working on environment policy by the Global Go To Think Tank Index.
SEI and the GCF have agreed to share knowledge on climate change mitigation and adaptation projects, and on institutional practices.
Magnus Benzie explains how transnational climate risk research is changing our understanding of vulnerability.
SEI is providing support for regional environmental policy forums that advance environmental and sustainable development policy dialogue. The call is open now.
Fashion designer Reet Aus and SEI have joined forces to create a new design-based circular business model for battling industrial textile waste.
Whether you've been following SEI for days, months or decades, join us as we reflect on some of our research and organizational highlights from the year.