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The global security landscape is undergoing a rapid transformation where the traditional distinction between internal and external security is becoming increasingly blurred. This SEI study investigates the “nexus” between development and security, exploring how international aid acts as a tool to address modern challenges such as hybrid threats, climate-driven instability and global health crises.
The research is structured around three core pillars:
Through a series of expert roundtables, the project provides a structured analysis of how aid can support both long-term poverty reduction and immediate societal resilience.
Project / The Stockholm Climate Security Hub’s aim is to cooperate on research and analysis on climate security as well as to communicate latest knowledge in the field.
Project / This project aims to build resilience in the global food system by exploring trade and environmental connections between distant global geographies.
Project / This project aims to critically examine how the dynamics of geopolitics, human security and global environmental change interrelate.
Project / This project collects systematic data on how the diversity objectives Swedish Policy for Global Development policy are met in actual practice.
Project / SweDev connects development researchers in Sweden to strengthen and promote synergies within the development research community.
Feature / SEI and Ukraine's Green Transition Office showcased how joint research is being turned into real climate policy and green recovery.
Perspective / In this perspective for Climate Home News, Kate Williamson and Magnus Benzie outline how the UK can build public support for climate adaptation policy agendas.
Event on 05 June / A webinar about land claims, land use conflicts, the state of Sámi rights and rule of law in the Nordic countries.
