Perspectives
Interested in key sustainability issues? Read our science-based blog posts and op-ed pieces – our perspectives.
388 Perspectives
/ 3 of 26 pages
How can we nurture climate entrepreneurship in technology and innovation for climate action?
SEI calls for more experts to join its project and wider efforts to improve the quality of articles about the Sustainable Development Goals on Wikipedia.
Ahead of the UN Food Systems Summit, SEI looks at actions to transform food systems and achieve critical progress on the Sustainable Development Goals by 2030.
A single water narrative may lead to misinterpreting specific local challenges. Explore how SEI's Water Beyond Boundaries initiative aims to transform this.
The summer of 2021 leaves behind death, destruction and a clear message: adaptation to climate change requires global vision and ambition.
The source-to-sea approach is necessary to address the water and climate crisis and strong cooperation between different actors is key.
This perspective highlights three major solutions to address the challenges faced by low-income and vulnerable transport users in African cities.
At SEI, we are asking questions and working to bring new voices to discuss what inclusive resilience looks like in practice and how we can help make it happen.
Why should we rethink the old boundaries of water governance?
This perspective suggests how to better integrate water modelling into policymaking in countries of the Asia-Pacific.
As an emerging approach, the bioeconomy can position biodiversity and ecosystem services as engines of well-being and prosperity in Latin America.
This piece examines how and whether prosecution for environmental crimes would fit within existing international law and what it means for climate litigation.
As Southeast Asian countries focus solely on economic recovery from the pandemic, they are at risk of ignoring the nexus of climate change and food security.
SEI's Katy Harris and Richard Klein present four principles to foresee a climate-resilient Europe in a blog post published by the CASCADES project.
SEI's Andreas Hoy examines what “normal” weather is in light of climate change and the World Meteorological Organization's recent updates to reference periods.