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Drawing on ecological-economics insights, this project develops transport modelling tools that support needs- and limits-based policymaking across different places, scales, and ways of living. We produce communication materials to support researchers both inside and outside SEI, reduce the tendency for modellers and planners to overlook social justice issues, and strengthen practitioner networks. We use the Low Emissions Analysis Platform to show how this approach works in urban transport.
2025
Transport Justice Modelling helps ensure that transport planning is equitable, inclusive, and climate-resilient. The project strengthens connections between researchers, policymakers, and local communities, elevating local voices and embedding social justice in decision-making. By applying advanced modelling tools and scenario analysis, it demonstrates practical pathways for creating fair and sustainable transport systems across diverse urban and regional contexts.
Tool / The Low Emissions Analysis Platform (LEAP) is a powerful, versatile system for energy planning and climate change mitigation assessment.
About Climate policy, Energy access, Planning and modelling and Pollution
Tool / The Next Energy Modeling system for Optimization (NEMO) is a high-performance, open-source optimization tool designed to answer energy policy questions.
About Adaptation, Mitigation, Planning and modelling and Renewables
SEI report / A six-step roadmap for transport businesses in Nigeria to cut their emissions – and at the same time improve their operations and finances.
17 August 2026 / About Mitigation and Transport
Journal article / The authors use the iSDG-Sweden system dynamics model to study the impacts and dynamics of combined degrowth policies in a high-income country.
14 August 2026 / About Behaviour and choice and Public policy
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.
2025 - 2028 / About Climate services, Disaster risk and Participation