SEI podcast

Making the invisible visible: locally led adaptation as CARE

SEI podcast / A conversation on CARE – climate adaptation, resilience, and empowerment – as a rigorous necessity for effective locally led adaptation.

Rethinking poverty: income, environmental health and dignity

SEI podcast / How we define poverty shapes how effectively our policies and investments respond to real needs.

Beyond the billions: the unequal path of climate finance

SEI podcast / As climate impacts intensify, financing climate adaptation is becoming just as important as how much money is available.

Why heat is the defining climate challenge for cities

SEI podcast / Deep dive into the science of shifting heat patterns, the inequalities in who suffers the most, and the lessons from urban design innovations in Asia and Europe

Land, culture, and the cost of progress: Indigenous rights in the age of green extraction

SEI podcast / How can Indigenous land rights survive the pressures of the green transition? A conversation on land, culture, storytelling and resistance.

Who bears the hidden costs of disasters? Gendered care work and crisis planning

SEI podcast / This episode explores the overlooked gendered burden of care work during crises and emphasize the pressing need for equitable and inclusive disaster response.

Water politics, not politicization: negotiating transboundary water governance in the Mekong River Basin

SEI podcast / This episode unpacks the challenges and approaches in transboundary water governance of the Mekong River Basin.

Powering inequity: lithium mining’s impacts on Indigenous communities and ecosystems in the Andes

SEI podcast / In this podcast episode SEI’s Laura Forni explores how lithium mining in the Andean mountains is impacting Indigenous communities.

Geopolitics – the unruly agent

SEI podcast / Dive into the consequences of the rapidly changing world order in this "Currents in sustainability" podcast featuring Leo Horn-Phathanothai and SEI experts.