Sweden

Financing green industrial transitions: a Swedish case study

Journal article / The article examines whether financing is a significant obstacle for achieving radical emission reductions in energy-intensive industrial sectors.

Athletics Kenya and Swedish Athletics Association strengthen collaboration for sustainability and climate action

Press release / New air quality sensors have been installed by the Adidas Stockholm Marathon to improve air quality with support from SEI and UNEP.

(Un)certainty for sale? A historic exposé on Sida’s use of external experts 1960s–2020s

Journal article / This article provides a comprehensive analysis of the role and influence of externally sourced experts at the Swedish development aid agency, Sida.

Q&A: Saša Solujić on integrating Swedish smart city solutions in Serbia

Feature / This Q&A presents insights on Sweden’s approach to smart cities, exploring how they could be adapted to meet the unique needs of urban areas in Serbia.

Seven reasons to invest in agroforestry for post-war reconstruction and reform efforts in Ukraine

Past event / Discover the potential of agroforestry in Ukraine's post-war recovery with SIANI and experts, including SEI's Matthew Fielding.

Course set for sustainable consumption in Sweden

Feature / Discover how SEI's Consumption Compass aids Swedish municipalities is boosting smarter consumption.

Advancing Bioeconomy Development in Kenya

Project / This project aimed to promote partnerships between Kenya and Sweden bioeconomy private sectors.

Analyzing modal choice drivers and transport infrastructure impacts on living environment: insights from a Swedish survey study

Journal article / This paper presents survey findings, revealing key factors shaping transport choices and offering policy insights for sustainable infrastructure development.

SEI’s Kløcker Larsen in The Guardian: developer contracts with Sámi reindeer herders “harmful”

Media coverage / The Guardian cites SEI's Rasmus Kløcker Larsen on a study about how developer contracts affect Sami reindeer herders in Sweden.