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Citizen participation methods can foster a transparent democratic process, while at the same time benefitting municipalities by finding sustainable solutions.
This factsheet offers some introductory insights into how Swedish municipal governments are financed and what their budgets entail.
Analysis shows that a small handful of companies and banks are behind the production of most single-use plastics. SEI's Toby Gardner contributed to the report.
Education for sustainable lifestyles provides the pedagogy and thematic learning to enable localized, just and sustainable change.
Find out how reducing methane emissions can reduce the rate of global warming and achieve significant health and development benefits.
SEI’s Mistra Geopolitics programme has been included in this year’s prestigious 100 list, published by the Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences.
How can narrative storytelling techniques, combined with academic research, help to guard against future outbreaks of fishery conflicts?
Environmental issues are deeply intertwined with gender equality, social equity and poverty. This is relevant regarding air pollution in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The Green Steel Tracker gathers public announcements on low-carbon investments in the steel industry and presents them transparently in one place.
Here's what SEI researchers would like to hear from world leaders addressing US President Biden's Leaders Summit on Climate.
Read the testimony of SEI's Peter Erickson and watch the Earth Day hearing of the House Oversight and Government Reform Subcommittee on the Environment.
We at SEI have been saddened to receive word about the death of our former executive director, Roger Kasperson.
In Bosnia and Herzegovina, as in the rest of Europe and beyond, environmental issues are connected with issues of gender (in)equality and social (in)equality.
Poop is a sustainable alternative source of energy that could help reduce emissions that lead to climate change.
A new WWF report uses SEI's Trase tool to generate new insights about the links between the EU’s commodity supply chains and deforestation in key world regions.