SEI has a long history of supporting Nordic cooperation in areas such as climate adaptation and sustainable development.
The StratKIT Baltic Sea Region Stakeholder Round Table brings together public procurers, catering service providers, public authorities, suppliers & customers.
The event showcased the mapping results of used textile flows in the Baltics, as well as discussions on policy measures for textile circularity.
SEI presented the Good Life Goals to Nordic youth at the second edition of the ReGeneration 2030 Summit in Åland, Finland.
Today’s clothing industry has huge environmental impacts which the new project Towards a Nordic-Baltic Circular Textile System tries to mitigate.
The conference brought together industry, politicians, researchers and consumers for an important discussion on bioeconomy development.
Science‐stakeholder collaboration can address mismatches between research and decision-making. Get results from Swedish forestry-sector collaboration.
Explore how Swedish state actors implement the duty to consult indigenous communities.
New research explores constraints faced by climate service producers in delivering actionable information for climate adaptation.
This article compares carbon footprint results for Swedish consumption and offers recommendations for policy-relevant indicators of environmental pressures.
Join us for this conference discussing possibilities for post-consumer textiles in the Baltic countries and recommendations for policy intervention.
This report summarises the findings of the PRINCE, a project to develop state-of-the-art indicators of the environmental impacts of Swedish consumption.
The final report of the PRINCE research project outlines new methods for accurate and comprehensive national consumption-based environmental accounts.
The project analyses post-consumer textile waste in the Baltics for policy recommendations and sector development.
Neal Haddaway explains how frustrations with evidence synthesis led to new work combining indigenous and scientific knowledge.
Executives from banks and pension funds and experts in sustainable finance have joined the Advisory Board of the Stockholm Sustainable Finance Centre.
