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The Arctic is changing rapidly, with profound implications for social and ecological systems. SEI research seeks to understand the drivers, and implications, of these changes.
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Perspective / Geopolitics and sustainability are boiling up together, and one of the world's most calm and stable regions, the Nordics, will be a hotspot.
SEI brief / The Wetlands in Sápmi project strengthens understanding of wetlands’ role in the reindeer husbandry of forest Sámi communities with Indigenous knowledge.
Media coverage / SEI's Somya Joshi speaks to CNBC about the balance between innovation, AI and sustainable resource management.
Other publication / This report presents the findings of a comparative study on climate change adaptation in Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden.
Other publication / This policy brief explores the opportunities for, and implications of, governing the world’s common ocean against the contemporary geopolitical backdrop.
Journal article / This paper explores the extent to which literature has addressed M4 solutions for the sustainable provision of critical services on islands and along coastlines
Media advisory / The report presents new evidence on 10 transboundary climate risks of global significance.
SEI working paper / This essay provides a history of "poverty thinking" and development and positions current approaches and understandings against this historical background.
Feature / Development interventions meant to make life better and more sustainable can sometimes go wrong – especially in regions where conflict is the backdrop.
