This study examines how climate finance coordination occurs at the national level in the two developing countries of Kenya and Zambia.
Sub-Saharan Africa
Energy access, renewables, agriculture, biomass, food security, water and sanitation are key areas of engagement for SEI in sub-Saharan Africa.
Bioeconomy growth offers an opportunity for countries in Eastern Africa to achieve many of the Sustainable Development Goals by 2030
SEI Africa director Philip Osano says a sustainable bioeconomy is a key strategy for mitigating and adapting to climate change and conserving biodiversity.
This side event at the 2022 UN Ocean Conference will explore how seabed mapping and marine data can contribute to a multifunctional use of the ocean.
Côte d'Ivoire's updated Nationally Determined Contribution aims to reduce air pollution to benefit citizens' health and reduce global greenhouse gas emissions.
SEI and BioInnovate Africa Program Advisory Committee will have its 14th meeting during which the eastern Africa bioeconomy report 2022 will be launched
The Global South needs international funding to help decision makers tackle the inequities that could be created by a shift to greener economies.
The aim of this paper was to investigate mutual accountability and multi-stakeholder platforms in the WASH sector in a diverse range of countries.
A workshop organized by SEI and the EASTECO discussed what member states of the East African trade bloc must do more to fully benefit from the European Union.
Researchers from SEI, SSFC and ODI present and discuss the findings of the report on development finance institutions and their role in Africa
SEI scientists lay out six reforms needed to create more equitable climate negotiations that give greater voice to the Global South.
Partnerships between the scientific, policy and private sectors are key to facilitate the commercialization of research and innovation in the blue economy.
Join senior policy and decision makers from across Africa and international partners to agree a road map of action for the next five years from 7–9 June 2022.
This book is a partial synthesis of presentations made at the Science and Research Symposium of the Global Sustainable Blue Economy Conference 2018 in Nairobi.
The Swedish Athletics Association is hosting a panel discussion and roundtable dialogue on sports and the environment at Stockholm Olympic Stadium on 4 June.