How small and locally led grants can address loss and damage: early lessons from the Scottish government’s 2021 funding commitment

Zoha Shawoo; Inès Bakhtaoui

doi:https://doi.org/10.51414/sei2023.061

Aerial view of two liquefied natural gas tankers moored at a jetty in Malta

The US can provide Europe with LNG while advancing climate goals

Perspective / SEI Senior Scientist Peter Erickson says it's possible for the US to offset European dependence on Russian LNG and advance climate goals.

1 April 2022 / About Behaviour and choice, Business, Climate policy, Energy access, Fossil fuels, Geopolitics, Public policy and Supply Chains

Stream of water pouring into children’s hands in Leo, southern Burkina Faso.

Strengthening mutual accountability in WASH through multi-stakeholder platforms

Perspective / A global study on mutual accountability was conducted in six countries, highlighting the importance of strengthening multi-stakeholder platforms.

21 March 2022 / About Sanitation and Water resources

Women planting rice in rice paddy, Palacode, Tamil Nadu, India

International Women’s Day: Challenging power and moving towards a gender equal future

Perspective / SEI Asia researchers interviewed three regional partners on women’s experiences with climate change and addressing inequalities.

8 March 2022 / About Adaptation, Climate policy, Disaster Risk and Participation

Rural residents walking on dirt path in forest with dog, India

Engendering Climate-Induced Migration: Perspectives from Asia

Past event / The event will highlight the voices and experiences of men and women affected by environmental and climate hazards in India, Bangladesh and Nepal.

09 February 2022 / About Disaster Risk

Enhancing climate change commitments to improve air quality and human health: practical experience from the UK and Asia

Past event / At an Asia-Pacific Climate Week 2021 event, representatives from SEI, UNEP, Asia and the UK will share their experiences on updating NDCs and similar policies.

09 July 2021 / About Climate policy, Climate services, Pollution and Short lived climate pollutants

Opening space for equity and justice in resilience: A subjective approach to household resilience assessment

Journal article / Read the two-stage, subjective approach to resilience assessment in Bangladesh using rapid household interviews and participatory qualitative methods.

12 April 2021 / About Adaptation, Disaster Risk and Participation

Burning rice husks at a rice mill in Dhaka, Bangladesh.

Bangladesh shows how to connect the dots between climate, pollution and health

Feature / Researchers share insights from recent work that quantified the reduced air pollution and improved health that Bangladesh can achieve by implementing its NDC.

13 November 2020 / About Planning and modelling and Pollution

Transport contributes to air pollution in Dhaka, Bangladesh.

Development of the Low Emissions Analysis Platform – Integrated Benefits Calculator (LEAP-IBC) tool to assess air quality and climate co-benefits: Application for Bangladesh

Journal article / LEAP-IBC is a tool to develop integrated strategies to improve air quality, human health and mitigate climate change.

5 October 2020 / About Planning and modelling, Pollution and Short lived climate pollutants

The Carbon Inequality Era

Other publication / This paper draws on new data examining the starkly different global distribution of carbon consumption emissions among individuals from 1990 to 2015 and beyond.

21 September 2020 / About Climate policy, Finance and Fossil fuels