Enable water management that is climate-resilient, ecosystem-based and equitable Archives

This image was captured with a drone in a place called Straumbu, Norway.

Summer 2026 WEAP training

Event on 01 July – 15 July / SEI scientists will host a four-day training on WEAP, SEI's flagship water modelling software, in July. Register today.

07:00 PST / Available online

Spring 2026 WEAP training: register today

Past event / SEI scientists will host a four-day training on WEAP, SEI's flagship water modelling software, on 7, 9, 14 and 16 April. Register today.

07 April 2026 / About Climate policy, Planning and modelling, Public policy, Sanitation and Water resources

A vibrant underwater coral reef scene with colorful corals and sponges, surrounded by a large school of fish swimming through clear blue ocean water.

SEI research on coastal resilience endorsed for the Ocean Decade

Feature / Resilient Coasts – Caribbean Sea has officially been endorsed as a Decade Action under the UN Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development.

8 April 2026 / About Adaptation, Disaster risk, Ecosystems, Innovation and Water resources

Exploring the interplay between public and interpersonal trust in participation for sustainable water management: an international comparison

Journal article / How interpersonal and public trust interact in participatory water management, based on four international cases and their implications for governance.

1 April 2026 / About Participation, Public policy and Water resources

Water injustice in a changing climate: a literature review of empirical cases across OECD river basins

Journal article / Systematic review of water injustice across OECD countries, highlighting key challenges and implications for research and practice in a changing climate.

19 March 2026 / About Climate policy and Water resources

Business-as-usual and fantasy planning – an analysis of equity within climate adaptation planning for sanitation in Nairobi

Journal article / This study shows how climate adaptation planning for sanitation in Nairobi reinforces inequality by favouring sewer systems over equitable solutions.

17 February 2026 / About Adaptation and Sanitation

Aerial view of the city of Tupiza, Bolivia, on a sunny day. Buildings line the Tupiza River, cutting through the middle of the foreground, with a bridge that runs across it. Mountains line the background and the sun shines in the blue sky.

Socially responsive water adaptation planning: lessons from community informed water modelling in Bolivia and Cambodia

Journal article / This journal article describes how community-informed water systems modelling has fostered more resilient, equitable water management in Cambodia and Bolivia.

11 February 2026 / About Planning and modelling and Water resources

Scaling Wetland Monitoring for Thailand’s Ramsar and National Priority Sites—Phase I

Project / This project aims to scale a satellite-based Wetland Monitoring Tool across the country’s Ramsar Sites and nationally important wetlands.

2026 / About Adaptation and Planning and modelling

View of the Friendship Bridge with Paraná river, South America.

Trase: Water scarcity looms as hidden risk for Brazil’s soy and beef traders

Press release / A new Trase report quantifies how trader supply chains are exposed to water scarcity risks, alongside exposure to deforestation.

13 January 2026 / About Business, Forests, Public policy, Supply chains and Water resources