Sweden

Participation and marginalization in water governance: probing the agency of powerholders

Journal article / This article explores how participatory processes initiated by water reforms can better address the needs and interests of marginalized groups.

SEI becomes knowledge partner to KTH Climate Action Centre

Feature / The new research collaboration between SEI and KTH Climate Action Centre aims to co-create new solutions to speed up the climate transition in society.

SEI secures over 240 million SEK of external funding grants in 2022

Feature / SEI has secured new funding worth over 240 million SEK to push the frontiers of sustainability research.

A decision-making tool for systems thinking in SDG implementation

Other publication / This book chapter focuses on insights derived from the development of a decision-making support tool for enhancing systems thinking in SDG implementation.

Research programme secures 50 million SEK in funding for sustainable blue economy

Feature / The Co-Creating Better Blue research programme has secured 50 million SEK in funding from Mistra. SEI is one of 38 actors in the programme.

New SEI study for Sweden shows which groups are most at risk of losing out from the transition to a fossil-free society

Press release / About 40% of the Swedish population appears to be at greater risk from the adverse wealth and access effects related to a low-carbon transition.

Who is most at risk of losing out from low-carbon transition in the food and transport sectors in Sweden? Equity considerations from a consumption perspective

Journal article / This paper investigates the demand-side aspects of a just low-carbon transition, with a focus on the transport and food sectors in Sweden.

Swedish Pre-Presidency Conference

Past event / On 1 January 2023, Czechia will hand over the Presidency of the Council of the European Union to Sweden, which holds its reigns once again for the third time.

Reduced consumption-based climate emissions and equal living conditions (in Avesta)

Project / How the municipality can help different residents to reduce their consumption-based climate footprint and at the same time create more equal living conditions?