Sweden

Testing the impact chain model: exploring social vulnerability to multiple hazards and cascading effects

SEI brief / The project brief shows how the impact chain method can be used to explore social vulnerability to multiple hydrometeorological hazards and cascading effects.

Exploring the quality of government and WASH outcomes in Rwanda, Tanzania and Uganda

Feature / The quality of government of water, sanitation, and hygiene services was explored during an international networking event held in Tanzania.

Weather, wealth and well-being: cascading effects of water-related hazards and social vulnerability in Halmstad, Sweden

SEI brief / The authors propose using current municipal assessments as a starting point to better understand social vulnerability to weather-related disasters.

The nexus of Swedish food consumption emissions in climate, health and fairness

Perspective / On World Food Day, we look at Sweden's just transition towards net-zero carbon emissions by diving into three key categories: footprints, health, and fairness.

SEI and Stockholm University are creating new research collaborations

Past event / This workshop is organized to create new research ideas and deepening the collaboration between SEI and Stockholm University on key topics of joint interest.

Lectures by the honorary doctors, SLU 2022

Past event / SEI's Madeleine Fogde was appointed honorary doctor by the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU) and will present a popular science lecture.

Four solutions to increase research in Sweden’s development policy

Perspective / Representatives from SweDev's Executive Committee, SEI, Uppsala University and Karolinska Institutet suggest solutions to Sweden's development policy.

ChemClimCircle – Integrating criteria for chemicals, climate and circularity in procurement processes

Project / ChemClimCircle will address the linkage between chemicals, climate and circularity issues in public procurement.

Power shift in Sweden creates concern about increased emissions

Media coverage / Björn-Ola Linnér, Director of Mistra Geopolitics and Professor at Linköping University, commented on the Swedish election results in a Swedish report.