Find journal articles, partner publications, and SEI’s own portfolio of reports, papers and briefs. All SEI’s in-house publications are subject to high standards of double-blind peer review.
3910 publications / 93 of 261 pages
Journal article / The study combines a bottom-up energy model with socio-technical analysis of barriers in the Swedish residential building stock
Journal article / This article proposes a new framework for coding ecological niches and reconstructing their evolution
SEI brief / A service design-driven approach to understanding the use of cleaner cookstoves in peri-urban Kenya
SEI report / A participatory exercise to introduce the concept of transitioning to electricity for cooking in a rural off-grid community.
Journal article / A user-friendly tool is used to identify the most important emission sources in Côte d’Ivoire.
Journal article / A summary of outcomes and reflections from a citizen food assembly organized in the City of York.
Journal article / Identifies literature and research gaps on the interactions between Sustainable Development Goals.
SEI brief / Five insights gained by the developers of Aid Atlas, SEI's new online tool for visualizing development finance.
Journal article / A household study shows qualified success in displacing more polluting fuels with gasifier pellet stoves for cooking.
Journal article / Reviewing the potential benefits of reducing curtailments on renewable power generation in China.
Other publication / An analysis of the new EU Circular Economy Action Plan.
SEI report / This policy report outlines seven principles to achieve and implement a just transition to a low-carbon economy.
SEI brief / This policy brief examines the barriers and challenges that hinder further effectiveness of Kenya's climate finance coordination mechanisms.
Other publication / How can local communities and Indigenous Peoples be more involved in social and environmental impact assessments in the Arctic?
SEI report / Further investments in oil and gas infrastructure – including new oil sands projects – are increasingly risky given market trends and fundamentals














