Projects and tools

Project / Using international tools, this project models Ghana’s NDC actions to quantify health and economic benefits, helping prioritize policies with the highest impact

Project / This study analysed the electrification potential for the three Baltic countries: Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania.

Project / Using a visual storytelling approach, this project documents everyday mobility practices and infrastructure use, revealing local issues.

Project / This project helps companies quantify, report, and reduce air pollutants across their value chain with tools and guidance to take meaningful climate action.

Project / Co-developing water monitoring technologies with Yorkshire fishers to tackle environmental injustices, integrating their expertise into marine governance.

Project / GroundProgress uses AI and evidence synthesis to assess how adaptation projects advance global goals and improve future reporting on climate resilience.

Project / A Horizon Europe project strengthening the evidence base on food supply chain impacts by improving open data, models and real-world uptake.

Project / WetSAT-ML tool will help to monitor wetlands using satellite images and machine learning.

Project / The WISER program strives to bolster global resilience to climate change by transforming the development and use of co-produced weather and climate services.

Project / The project develops a science-based and practical model of green public procurement criteria for food and catering services in the Estonian public sector.

Project / The HAZGONE project provides stakeholders with a holistic understanding of governing hazardous substances and micropollutants.

Project / A UK-wide collaboration working to transform access to environmental careers for people of colour.

Program / SUMERNET Partnership for a Long-term Climate-Resilient Mekong through Just and Sustainable Transitions

Project / This new project will support ASEAN’s shift to a circular, climate-neutral economy through policy, knowledge and capacity building.

Project / SEI researchers lead a comparative analysis of biochar technology and regulation in Kenya and Colombia.