Australia and Oceania

Q&A: Bridging gender and just energy transitions

Feature / Gain insight into the gendered impacts of energy transitions and how to address them in this Q&A with SEI Research Associate Laura Del Duca.

Taking responsibility for supply chain impacts: who, why and how?

Other publication / The authors of this discussion paper discussed how to fairly allocate responsibility for production level impacts across supply chains.

“Everyone’s chasing removals”: SEI’s Derik Broekhoff comments on emissions reduction vs. removals in the carbon market

Media coverage / Senior Scientist Derik Broekhoff spoke to the climate news outlet Heatmap on the tension between carbon removals and emissions in the voluntary carbon market.

Establecer prioridades usando el “pensamiento sistémico” en la Cumbre sobre los ODS

Perspective / Se requiere un enfoque sistémico para determinar dónde priorizar las acciones para acelerar el progreso en los Objetivos de Desarrollo Sostenible.

Bioeconomy pathways in Southeast Asia: resources, strategies and policies

Past event / This webinar will explore the development, policies, and pathways of bioeconomy in the region.

SEI’s Måns Nilsson: EU policymakers exclude transport options with societal benefits

Media coverage / "With the kind of regulatory approach that the EU is taking, they are removing possibilities to use biogas," said SEI's Måns Nilsson in a recent debate.

Bioeconomy in action: alternative inclusive pathways to sustainability in Southeast Asia

Past event / The workshop will allow stakeholders to co-create scenarios and pathways for bioeconomy in Southeast Asia.

What the history of “poverty thinking” means for future “development”

SEI working paper / This essay provides a history of "poverty thinking" and development and positions current approaches and understandings against this historical background.

Q&A: Navigating the complexities of development interventions with Matthew Osborne

Feature / Development interventions meant to make life better and more sustainable can sometimes go wrong – especially in regions where conflict is the backdrop.