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ENSO is a global network of trusted non-profit research institutions and reputable experts on climate change and other environmental issues.
A deeper understanding of how international markets and supply chains link demand for agricultural commodities to tropical forest loss.
SEI’s SDG interactions method uses a seven-point typology to assess how progress in one target affects progress on another target.
This project will identify and characterise critical interactions between a selection of ‘environmental SDGs’ and all SDGs at target level and at EU level
CoCliME – co-development of climate services for adaptation to changing marine ecosystems – will develop climate services for marine systems in Europe.
Resource-Oriented Sanitation in Emergencies (ROSE) provides guidance for implementing enhanced sustainability of sanitation provision in emergency camps.
This project brings together researchers to understand if more specific ‘greenspace dose’ recommendations can be made to improve health and wellbeing.
Towards healthy communities: Citizen science for improved air quality in Nairobi and Addis Ababa is a project addressing health problems from air pollution.
Arctic Freshwater Capital in the Nordic Countries (CAPITAL) is a flagship project for the Finnish Presidency of the Nordic Council of Ministers.
Access to safe drinking water continues to be a challenge globally. This project uses a participatory approach for technology innovation in Vanuatu.
UNESCAP in Bangkok initiated this working group on increasing economic and technical cooperation to address shared vulnerabilities and risks.
This project guides government officials through a process of integrated energy system modelling and planning, leading to an update of power development plans.
BUMP is a joint initiative of the Stockholm Environment Institute and the Centre for Public Policy at the Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore.
