The first comprehensive scientific assessment of the air pollution outlook in Asia and the Pacific details 25 measures to tackle the issue.
Pacific islands
The new Asia-Pacific Disaster Report reveals an alarming new "riskscape" in the region regularly labelled as the most disaster-prone in the world.
Overseas capital markets can play a vital role in building the resilience of Asia-Pacific enterprises and smallholders.
weTRANSFORM is a collaborative platform on transformation for equitable, resilient and sustainable development and disaster risk reduction (DRR).
This workshop will explore ways to establish governance of secure and sustainable supply chains for bioeconomic commodities and goods.
Despite donors committing increasing amounts of money to develop renewable energy in small island developing states, not all of it is being disbursed. Why?
This paper compares priorities in countries' climate commitments with their national development plans.
Former head of UNDP and former Prime Minister of New Zealand, Helen Clark, attends the policy dialogue hosted by SEI and the New Zealand Embassy in Sweden.
Kronprinsessan Victoria deltog i ett klimatseminarium som arrangerades av Stockholm Environment Institute och Nya Zeelands ambassad.
Has aid to Small Island Developing States increased following international commitments to support their efforts to tackle climate change?
This guide and two case study reports is an output of the Closing the Loop initiative that targets sustainable consumption and waste management in Asia-Pacific.
The first comprehensive scientific assessment of the air pollution outlook in Asia and the Pacific details 25 measures to tackle the issue.
SEI Asia has launched the second phase of the Strategic Collaborative Fund, an ambitious programme to increase development cooperation for Asia and the Pacific.
Record figures of global climate finance hide a less impressive reality when looking at specific regions, especially Small Island Developing States.
The aim of this work is to use themes and critical perspectives from the academic literature to provide insights and alternative perspectives on resilience.
This article uses empirical research to highlight the need for mixed approaches to analyse perceptions of environmental change in different communities