SEI is an international non-profit research and policy organization working on environmental and development challenges. SEI aims to bridge science and policy to develop solutions for a sustainable future for all.
IDDRI is an independent policy research institute and dialogue platform working to put sustainable development at the heart of international relations and public and private policy.
SEI's Frida Lager explains how cascading climate risk affects Sweden and how that changes how Sweden should think around its adaptation strategy.
Our stories take a closer look at how transboundary climate risks are triggered, how they spread across borders and what that means for climate adaptation.
In a globalized world, the impacts of climate change cross borders. The Adaptation Without Borders initiative responds to this challenge.
Unmanaged climate risks could lead to the collapse of a globally-integrated world. Find out why policy-makers are discussing this topic at historic Wilton Park.
Our lives are defined by globalization – we are inescapably intertwined. The TCI Index looks at the international dimension of climate adaptation.
This brief from SEI, IDDRI and ODI finds that a transboundary view of climate risk creates opportunities for international cooperation on adaptation.
This article looks at the paradoxes, challenges and opportunities in governing often borderless climate risks through national or local adaptation policy.
Analysis of how 14 large Swedish export-oriented businesses approach risks from climate impacts on their international supply chains.
Read key insights on how to bridge climate change adaptation and disaster risk reduction in the European Green Deal.
Let's reimagine adaptation and develop a vision of what it can look like to meet the challenges of an interconnected world.
ODI and Wilton Park convene a high-level discussion to present new research on transboundary climate risk, and launch a new initiative with SEI.
This session will address transboundary climate risks, drawing on case studies from around the world, to explore the implications for national adaptation plans.
