Features

Lightning strikes a green mountainside overlooking a green wetland and pond in South Africa.

SEI US announces new Informed Resilience Initiative

Feature / SEI US introduces a new research program focused on climate forecasting and capacity building.

2 October 2026 / About Adaptation, Climate policy, Climate services and Participation

Serene park landscape with towering skyscrapers in the background

SEI at Bangkok Climate Action Week: bridging science, finance and community for climate resilience

Feature / At the Bangkok Climate Action Week 2026, SEI Asia will showcase research and build pathways for climate action through science, dialogue, and engagement.

1 October 2026 / About Adaptation, Cities, Climate policy, Climate services, Finance, Household energy and Transport

Coffee fields on the slope of a hill on a bright but cloudy day

Coffee growing: yesterday’s practices for a more sustainable tomorrow

Feature / Coffee grower José María González Salazar is trying to preserve trees and crystal clear water through agroecology and multifunctional landscapes.

1 October 2026 / About Food and agriculture, Forests and Land use

Person speaking into microphone in front of poster

Building a community to shape research, policy and practice in the Mekong Region with SUMERNET

Feature / SUMERNET was founded with long-term funding from Sida, to strengthen the Mekong Region’s evidence-based policy for sustainable development.

29 September 2026 / About Disaster risk, Participation and Water resources

Partnership in practice for people: SEI and ONWR co-design actionable solutions for water and climate resilience in Thailand

Feature / Key messages from the second Joint Steering Committee (JSC) meeting on water-related collaboration between ONWR and SEI Asia on 20 August 2026

28 September 2026 / About Climate policy and Water resources

Peter Akpos's hands are covered in soot from the abattoir. Peter is a roaster who has worked for 18 years at AGIP abattoir in Port Harcourt, where cow skins are burned over open fires. Peter is exposed to thick smoke almost every day as part of his work. Despite the health risks, Peter continues this labor to support himself and his family, reflecting the daily realities of workers in the local meat processing industry. Rivers State, Nigeria. January 6 2026.

Air quality science: the story of our research group

Feature / Discover how air quality research since the 1990s has shaped policy and highlighted the health, economic and social benefits of addressing air pollution.

21 September 2026 / About Pollution

Metal roofed structures stand with water nearly up to the eaves, with a tree in the foreground, and flooded river in the background.

Ukraine’s green recovery starts with documenting war damage

Feature / Ukraine’s green recovery begins with documenting environmental destruction now -- essential to accountability, restoration and sustainable reconstruction.

17 September 2026 / About Geopolitics

Kenya launches its National Bioeconomy Strategy 2026–2036

Feature / Kenya has launched its first National Bioeconomy Strategy, becoming one of a small number of African countries with a dedicated national bioeconomy strategy.

15 September 2026 / About Bioeconomy, Business, Ecosystems and Finance

Six questions about air pollution and business ahead of Climate Week NYC

Feature / SEI answers six key questions about air pollution and business ahead of Climate Week NYC, highlighting reporting, data and why clean air makes economic sense.

11 September 2026 / About Pollution