Understanding adaptation landscapes: mapping the complexity of decision-making in reindeer herding

Understanding adaptation landscapes: mapping the complexity of decision-making in reindeer herding; Annette Löf; Understanding adaptation landscapes: mapping the complexity of decision-making in reindeer herding

doi:10.23865/arctic.v15.6138

Understanding adaptation landscapes: mapping the complexity of decision-making in reindeer herding

Journal article / This study highlights the complexity of Sámi herders' adaptation decisions and the need for policies that support Indigenous knowledge and land rights.

12 December 2024 / About Adaptation

From COP16 to COP30: five topics connecting the climate and biodiversity agendas

Perspective / This article highlights five key topics addressed at COP16 that should shape discussions leading up to COP29 and COP30.

20 November 2024 / About Bioeconomy and Geopolitics

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G20’s green transition depends on protecting Indigenous rights

Perspective / Without Indigenous consent, the green transition risks legal and social backlash, undermining its goal of sustainable development for all.

15 November 2024 / About Climate policy, Land use and Participation

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Sámi trust in hydropower governance: A survey study

Journal article / This paper presents survey results from Sweden's Sámi population, examining trust in state and industry actors governing hydropower.

13 November 2024 / About Participation, Public policy and Water resources

A diverse group of delegates seated at an international conference, with country nameplates visible, such as Chile and Canada. Behind the delegates, a raised platform is occupied by camera operators and media personnel capturing the event.

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.

13 November 2024 / About Adaptation, Climate policy, Finance and Geopolitics

New analysis: uncertain if the EU’s new due diligence rules help protect Sámi herding communities in Sweden from negative impacts of mining

Press release / A new SEI analysis shows that it's uncertain if EU’s due diligence rules will protect Sámi communities in Sweden from the negative effects of mining.

5 November 2024 / About Land use, Public policy, Renewables and Sustainable Development Goals

View of a mine from above in a snow covered landscape in northern Sweden at sunset

What do the EU’s new rules on corporate due diligence mean for Sámi rights and mining in Sweden?

SEI working paper / Learn how the new EU Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive could affect mining projects and Sámi rights in northern Sweden.

3 October 2024 / About Business and Land use

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SEI at CBD COP16

Past event / Join SEI at CBD COP16 in Colombia to explore innovative solutions for advancing global biodiversity action and sustainable development.

21 October 2024 / About Adaptation, Bioeconomy, Ecosystems, Participation, Supply Chains and Sustainable Development Goals

Three youth advocates standing in front of a conference screen displaying “4th ASEAN Environmental Law Conference: Using Law to Protect Environmental Rights in ASEAN.” They are in Bangkok, Thailand, participating in discussions about environmental rights and policies in Southeast Asia.

Speaking truth to power: the journey of youth in bolstering environmental rights in Southeast Asia

Perspective / Youth play a vital role in addressing environmental crises yet they face major barriers in policymaking arenas.

1 November 2024 / About Climate policy, Disaster Risk, Participation and Wellbeing

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