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Covid-19 made COP26 the COP of fossil fuel companies and the Global North – COP27 needs to be for the Global South

Perspective / SEI scientists lay out six reforms needed to create more equitable climate negotiations that give greater voice to the Global South.

Building Partnerships for Blue Economy, Sports and Environment

Past event / Join our side event on 3 June 2022 that will focus on building partnerships to promote a sustainable blue economy, sports and the environment.

Animal welfare and sustainable development: key linkages, collective responsibilities and policy opportunities

Past event / Watch this webinar recorded on 25 May 2022 on the interdependence of animal welfare, public health and environmental conservation.

The elite–citizen gap in international organization legitimacy: lessons for the United Nations

Other publication / Research on elite and citizen views on international organization legitimacy shows differences between the two and how to bridge the gap.

Steel and cement can drive the decade of action on climate change. This is how

Perspective / How can the steel and cement industry reach net-zero by 2050? The Industrial Deep Decarbonization Initiative by UNIDO is driving industrial climate action.

North Sea oil and gas transition from a regional and global perspective

SEI report / How do Denmark, Norway and the UK score on achieving a just transition away from oil and gas? Find out in this analysis and what work remains to be done.

Q&A: Cambridge MBA students reflect on experiences at SEI

Feature / Four University of Cambridge MBA students were at SEI HQ as consultants for two weeks to apply their knowledge from their studies on a green finance project.

An Equitable Global Phase Out of Fossil Fuels

Past event / 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.

Beyond deforestation: water use in global agricultural commodity supply chains

SEI brief / Deforestation is not the only factor that should be considered in a crop's environmental footprint. Water use is often overlooked in agricultural policy.