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COP29 closes with a climate finance deal, but at what cost?

Perspective / SEI delegates share their key COP29 takeaways and next-stage expectations.

SEI at COP29

Past event / SEI researchers will be sharing their expertise to shape climate policy in a series of events at COP29.

Nordic leadership on climate risks: adapting to transboundary impacts through international cooperation and action 

Past event / Discover how Nordic nations are driving climate adaptation and resilience through innovative cross-border partnerships at COP29.

Managing transboundary climate risks in mountain areas: the Hindu Kush Himalayas and beyond

Past event / Explore strategies with experts at COP29 to boost resilience to transboundary climate risks in mountain regions, focusing on the Hindu Kush Himalayas.

LEAP, globally popular software for energy, climate mitigation, and air pollution planning, to be offered free to an additional 54 countries

Press release / SEI's LEAP, an integrated tool for energy, climate mitigation and air pollution planning, is now available at no charge to target users in 146 countries.

The new interactive Fossil Fuel Atlas reveals fossil fuel infrastructure and its threats to protected areas across the globe

Press release / The Fossil Fuel Atlas is a new tool that allows the public to see where existing and emerging fossil fuel extraction projects encroach on protected ecosystems.

COP29 unpacked: eight critical topics driving the climate agenda in Baku

Feature / WeADAPT highlights eight key topics set to shape COP29, addressing finance, adaptation and the future of global climate policy.

New climate finance goal and ambitious NDC’s top agenda items for SEI’s experts at COP29

Media advisory / The upcoming COP29 in Baku, 11-22 November, presents a key opportunity to securing a new climate finance goal and encouraging strong NDCs from countries.

Transboundary climate risks and adaptation in mountain areas: a brief for Parties and Observers to the UNFCCC

Other publication / This brief highlights why it is crucial for transboundary climate risks and mountain areas to be accounted for across different negotiation tracks.