Energy access, renewables, agriculture, biomass, food security, water and sanitation are key areas of engagement for SEI in sub-Saharan Africa.
On 1 June 2022, join our lively discussion on the scaling up of action for a global concerted One Health response to the antibiotic antimicrobial resistance.
Read the policy points from a comprehensive assessment of the role of DFIs in supporting development objectives in three countries – Ethiopia, Ghana and Kenya.
The event looks at agroecology providing an integrating function in strengthening implementation of the three Rio Conventions though food system transformation.
Take part in this interactive webinar on 25 May 2022 for a discussion on the interdependence of animal welfare, public health and environmental conversation.
The workshop brings together experts on trade, environment, and climate change from East Africa to review the current state of knowledge on EU trade strategies.
The consequences of the Russian invasion of Ukraine on food security and biodiversity go beyond the countries' borders. How can we overcome these challenges?
This article examines indirect sourcing in sectors with high rates of commodity-driven deforestation – a major blind spot for sustainable sourcing.
Traders, food manufacturers, retailers and governments must take action to reduce deforestation risks associated with indirect sources sources of commodities.
Climate change threatens Kenya's coffee industry. These reforms across coffee's value chain can make the crop part of the solution.
Join this webinar with SEI's Sivan Kartha reviewing Civil Society Equity Review's latest report and discussing the fossil fuel phase-out given current events.
Deforestation is not the only factor that should be considered in a crop's environmental footprint. Water use is often overlooked in agricultural policy.
This piece by SEI's Robin Hocquet argues that changes are needed to integrate the world's youth in policymaking processes on climate and sustainability issues.
SEI Asia Research Fellow Sara Vigil highlights the nexus between climate change, land grabbing and migration in her latest book.
This book provides a theoretical and empirical examination of the links between environmental change, land grabbing and migration.
