Sweden

What’s in the fridge? Science-based strategies to reduce household food waste

Feature / Reducing household food waste would go a long way to lower Sweden's emissions and behavioural science can help identify the best strategies.

Nature-based solutions in municipal stormwater management in Sweden: costs, co-benefits, responsibilities and policies

SEI report / Policy and planning for nature-based solutions can be furthered in sustainable stormwater management in Swedish municipalities.

Navigating towards a secure and sustainable future

Media advisory / On 4 February, the Geopolitics of Sustainability conference will explore strategies to tackle sustainability and human security challenges.

Too much, yet not enough? Assessing climate tool users’ perceptions, needs and access constraints

Journal article / Adaptable and user-friendly climate information tools offer valuable insights for mitigating climate risks and supporting adaptation efforts.

SEI Currents – key trends shaping the global agenda in 2025 – online event 21 January

Media advisory / SEI Currents 2025 presents three key trends shaping global agendas in 2025 and beyond.

Eco-social neighbourhoods in Lund, Sweden

Project / Creating practical tools for decisionmakers in Lund to leverage sustainable consumption and socially just climate transitions.

HeatSafe: Mitigating vulnerabilities to heatwaves in Malmö

Project / The HeatSafe project seeks to strengthen municipal heat risk planning through close science-policy partnership, knowledge co-production, and tool development.

Variations of riskification: climate change adaptation in four European cities

Journal article / This study shows how riskification shapes climate adaptation in European cities, prioritizing risk management over transformative change.

Using labels to support climate-friendly lunch purchases – an in-store study

Journal article / This study examines how carbon footprint labels in a real-life retail setting influence consumers' food choices to promote more sustainable diets.