SEI Africa energy expert Carol Mungo speaks to "The Star" and "The Daily Nation" on a new study that found Nairobi slums recording high household air pollution
Sub-Saharan Africa
Energy access, renewables, agriculture, biomass, food security, water and sanitation are key areas of engagement for SEI in sub-Saharan Africa.
SUWAS has trained change agents to champion for better managed water and sanitation services in Africa and Asia.
This guidance document summarizes key concepts around transport inclusion, participation, and climate change and provides novel tools for increasing engagement.
Together with other institutions, SEI Africa took part in a recent study to understand the status of on-site sanitation in Nairobi's informal settlements.
The focus of this study is on understanding the effectiveness of crop-poultry systems on food security and income.
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.
The global distribution of species has is more homogeneous from the degradation and decline of native species due to the introduction of invasive alien species.
Aid programs should support private-public-research collaboration to finance scaling of innovative products and services needed to achieve the Global Goals.
Chris Malley explains how Togo's integrated climate change and air pollution mitigation assessment has resulted in a more ambitious climate change target.
The East African Science and Technology Commission (EASTECO) is organizing the first Youth Innovation Forum and associated Presidential Innovation Awards.
Lack of proper gear is no impediment for Mary Wahu, a waste picker with Waste to Best Environmental Action.
The 2020s are a crucial window for a transition to green steel and international finance institutions can play an important role in kick-starting it.
International finance institutions can play an important role in kick-starting the transition to green steel, especially in emerging and developing regions.
Researchers seek to support families to adapt to climate change.
We are saddened by the recent passing of Ogunlade Davidson, a great interdisciplinary researcher and thinker in the field of energy for sustainable development.