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The Covid-19 pandemic has shown how hard it is to manage a global crisis. What can we learn from the pandemic to help fight climate change and build resilience?
The authors suggest ways to change humanitarian and development reporting and procurement to improve WASH innovation.
This brief discusses ways that researchers can help shift imbalances in Global North-South power relationships in climate and environment research practices.
Urban and agricultural growth in Bolivian dry forests are putting pressure on groundwater and surface water supply. SEI research seeks to quantify the problem.
This paper provides context, baseline information and a 'state of knowledge' on disaster risk science.
The authors advocate for an International Non-Use Agreement on Solar Geoengineering and outline the core elements of their proposal.
In the Asia-Pacific region, policies that address disaster risk reduction and health increasingly recognize the synergies between the two sectors.
This report highlights the methods used to calculate the chasm in carbon emissions between the world's richest and poorest populations.
This paper offers a systematic exploration of the different forms of learning and their contribution to farmer-led innovation.
A just bioeconomy transition also requires sustainable farming and land use, as two transitions in one.
This article assesses the impact of a project in Kenya that made cash transfers to retain women in antenatal care, delivery at facility and postnatal care.
Commercial phytase levels and higher dietary phosphorus (P) contents in pig diets contributed making the plant–soil system more "P-conservative".
A new research paper reviews how school canteens in five Baltic Sea countries adapted to the COVID-19 crisis.
This paper explores the links between urban public realm spaces, both natural and built, and residents' wellbeing in Low and Middle Income Countries (LMICs).
The NCPs framework can help broaden synergies in the bioeconomy–biodiversity nexus, but inclusive governance remains critical.