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Event on 08 October / In this second CS Co-labs discussion session we will explore broadening participation in Citizen Science projects and facilitate a group discussion.
Media advisory / SEI invites journalists to a media briefing where its experts will share their perspectives on key topics ahead of the UN Biodiversity Conference (COP17).
Feature / Discover how air quality research since the 1990s has shaped policy and highlighted the health, economic and social benefits of addressing air pollution.
Press release / As El Niño intensifies across the Amazon, new research in Science highlights the urgent need to better protect the region’s remaining forests from disturbances.
Past event / In this first CS Co-labs discussion session we provided a general introduction to citizen science, as we understand it, and facilitated a group discussion.
SEI podcast / Trust-based philanthropy in climate adaptation is not just about changing funding mechanisms, but about fundamentally reimagining power relationships.
Journal article / The study examines how policy coherence in national climate and development policymaking affects inequality and different groups in society.
Feature / Science Day 2026 explored how stronger institutions, trust and science-policy partnerships can turn evidence into action for 2030 and beyond.
SEI brief / What have seven years of research revealed about aligning climate action and sustainable development?
