This IPCC outreach event will highlight key findings from the IPCC AR6 and their relevance to the Asia-Pacific region, with emphasis on land and biomass use.
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The Global Transboundary Climate Risk Report provides insights on 10 transboundary climate risks that remain overlooked in climate policies.
SEI Asia will host a virtual side event on strategic partnerships for policy impact at the 10th Asia-Pacific Forum on Sustainable Development.
This systematic evidence synthesis collated evidence on the impact of WASH interventions on GESI outcomes in low- and middle-income countries.
This report shares girls’ and young women’s role in demanding climate action and justice in Asia and the Pacific, with local case study examples.
SEI Asia researchers share the inspiration to advance gender equality from organizations they have worked with.
COP27's establishment of a Loss and Damage fund is a crucial victory. Now it must prioritize the most vulnerable communities, SEI researchers say.
Read this new assessment on how much development finance is directed toward nature-based solutions and how effectively it is used.
Post-COP27, Fergus Green and SEI's Harro van Asselt offer ways to advance efforts to develop an international agreement to restrict and phase out fossil fuels.
This event brings together multiple disciplinary academics and researchers, international and national civil society to discuss reimagining development futures.
The forum will provide a safe space for environmental defenders and their allies to discuss successes, challenges and priorities for the Asia-Pacific region.
Deadline 5 Oct: SEI is calling on young female climate activists to share their experiences in climate justice movements across Asia and the Pacific.
The launch of the Human Rights in the Process of National Adaptation Planning Report will be held as in-person only event in Bangkok.
The launch of the Human Rights in the Process of National Adaptation Planning Report will be held both online and in-person event in Jakarta on 17 June 2022.
The election on 21 May 2022 saw Anthony Albanese become Australia's 31st prime minister, putting climate change back on the agenda.