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Financial support for countries that bear disproportionate effects of climate change has stalled for years. COP26 must spur real progress, researchers argue.
The 2021 report reveals that countries' fossil fuel production plans remain dangerously out of sync with the limits consistent with the Paris Agreement.
This summary presents key insights and recommendations on making the UN climate process more transparent, effective and inclusive by moving it online.
This mixed methods systematic review protocol provide a methodological plan for a review that aims to assess the effectiveness of climate adaptation finance.
This report seeks to address how online meetings could be held to increase the effectiveness, inclusiveness and transparency of the UNFCCC process.
This book chapter analyses international governance of fossil fuel subsidies, a domain characterised by institutional fragmentation.
This study provides a snapshot of the drivers of soybean expansion in the Paraguayan Chaco region.
Using case studies, this paper reviews public-private partnerships and policy mixes for industry transition on a global scale.
This journal article reviews recent research about how climate information services can be brought to bear in decision-making in southern African cities.
This book chapter examines the reasons that nationally determined contributions were devised as the measures to achieve the Paris Agreement.
Monitoring, evaluation and learning are integral to the ethos of co-design and co-production in Tandem, an SEI framework
SEI is introducing new ways of thinking about sustainable water planning through its Water Beyond Boundaries (WBB) initiative.
How NDCs and LT-LEDS can address fossil fuel production and support a just and sustainable recovery
This working paper provides an overview of a proect to co-produce, communicate and share climate information for better climate adaptation in Windhoek, Namibia.
This journal article introduces the Tandem framework to co-design transdisciplinary knowledge integration processes to build resilience to climate change.