Environmental governance in the Mekong; Hydropower site selection processes in the Se San and Sre Pok Basins

Wooden boats on the Mekong Delta, southern Vietnam

The Need to Move from Water Government to Water Governance Involving Civil Society

Journal article / SEI's Leonie Pearson explains why it is key to move from water government to water governance by involving civil society in Southeast Asia.

8 October 2020 / About Planning and modelling and Water resources

A skidder extracts a logged tree from the Jari region, in northern Pará, illustrating within-forest disturbance caused by selective logging.

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Journal article / This research compares the biodiversity, carbon and cost-effectiveness of forest protection, disturbance avoidance and restoration in the Brazilian Amazon.

18 September 2026 / About Finance and Forests

Peter Akpos's hands are covered in soot from the abattoir. Peter is a roaster who has worked for 18 years at AGIP abattoir in Port Harcourt, where cow skins are burned over open fires. Peter is exposed to thick smoke almost every day as part of his work. Despite the health risks, Peter continues this labor to support himself and his family, reflecting the daily realities of workers in the local meat processing industry. Rivers State, Nigeria. January 6 2026.

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Feature / Discover how air quality research since the 1990s has shaped policy and highlighted the health, economic and social benefits of addressing air pollution.

21 September 2026 / About Pollution

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