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SEI and partners are producing a first-of-its-kind guide for businesses to develop air pollutant emission inventories to track and reduce such emissions.
This discussion brief explains how waste management in Bosnia and Herzegovina is deeply intertwined with gender inequality and social inequity.
This discussion brief explains how chemical safety and noise pollution in Bosnia and Herzegovina are related to gender inequality, social inequity and poverty.
Waste management is a pressing environmental policy concern for Thailand.
This brief examines the decline of the United Kingdom's steel industry. It is part of a series that aims to provide lessons for ongoing and future transitions.
This SEI discussion brief examines the impacts of the pandemic on the deaf, blind and deaf-blind communities in sub-Saharan Africa.
This brief examines the closure of a major steelworks plant in Newcastle, part of a series that aims to provide lessons for ongoing and future transitions.
This brief examines the closure of the Kodak plant in Rochester, part of a series that aims to provide lessons for ongoing and future transitions.
This brief examines the downturn of gold mining in the Free State province, part of a series that aims to provide lessons for ongoing and future transitions.
This brief introduces a four-part series on the social and economic sustainability aspects of nature-based solutions.
This brief summarizes key findings from a review of interactions of selected key targets of the Sustainable Development Goals for implementation in Sri Lanka.
This discussion brief examines the relationships between air pollution, gender inequality, social inequity and poverty in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH).
A look at the actors, policies and institutions involved in the development of Thailand's bioeconomy.
This briefing examines how municipalities are managing sustainable consumption and what opportunities currently exist for them to further advance their work.
For Sweden to achieve its long-term environmental objectives, transformative societal changes will be required.