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The Ocean and Biodiversity

Volunteers in Kenya have initiated a campaign to raise awareness about safe health and hygiene practices during the global pandemic. The @SowetoYouthInitiative displayed #SolidarityInAction by going door to door delivering soap to families and setting up community hand washing stations

COVID-19 and WASH

Perspective
Gender
Health
Water
28 September 2020
Africa
Americas
Asia

workers at a geothermal power plant in Kenya

Nationally determined contributions (NDCs)

City of Copenhagen

Net zero targets – opportunities and pitfalls

Feature
Climate
22 September 2020
Africa
Asia
Europe
Americas

Parque Real, favela next to upscale Morumbi neighborhood in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Photo: Danny Lehman / Getty Images.

Carbon emissions of richest one percent more than double the emissions of the poorest half of humanity

Manufacturing pollution in sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia: implications for the environment, health and future work

Other publications
Air
9 September 2020
Africa
Asia

Sustaining Family Farming in Asia Through Inclusive, Farmer-Driven Approaches

Event
Land
Economy
Gender
Governance
6 - 7 September 2020
Asia

Addressing air pollution to tackle public health and climate change

Human Migration

HABITABLE

SEI Asia and Raoul Wallenberg Institute launch online course on rights-based approaches to environmental sustainability

Feature
1 September 2020
Asia

COVID-19 has prompted stimulus measures, but Southeast Asian governments may be missing the chance to go green: Experts

Gender and social equality in WASH

Feature
Gender
Water
4 August 2020
Africa
Asia
Americas

Boy on a bicycle wearing a face mask

Our children warned us but we didn’t listen

Media coverage
Climate
29 July 2020
Asia

SEI analyses land-based climate mitigation issues through new research role

LANDMARC