resilience

SEI at the 2025 UN Ocean Conference

Past event / SEI joins the UN Ocean Conference in Nice to promote coastal resilience and solutions to ocean pollution through events and expert insights.

SEI launches community of practice at the 2025 UN Ocean Conference

Feature / The conference highlighted finance gaps and local needs as SEI introduces a new platform for coastal communities to shape adaptation solutions.

UN Ocean Conference 2025: SEI to showcase ways to build coastal resilience and tackle marine pollution

Feature / SEI spotlights coastal resilience and ocean governance at UNOC 2025, bridging science, policy and local action.

New partnership between Thailand’s Office of National Water Resources (ONWR) and Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI)

Past event / SEI and ONWR will sign an agreement to strengthen Mekong Region water governance on 3 June 2025.

Strengthening Mekong water governance: Thailand (ONWR) and SEI launch 5-year collaboration

Press release / On 3 June, SEI and ONWR has signed a five-year agreement to strengthen Mekong Region water governance.

Climate Wisdom

Project / This project will support people with dementia and their communities to take part in inclusive, creative climate action that builds resilience and wellbeing.

Capacity development for locally led knowledge co-production processes in Real World Labs for managing climate and disaster risk

Journal article / This article outlines key capacities needed for locally led knowledge co-production processes to address disaster risk and climate change adaptation.

Roots of resilience: revealing social networks for enhancing social resilience in Indigenous Indonesian and Philippine ricescapes

Journal article / This study analyses how affective relationships support social networks among Indigenous farmers within the ricescapes of Indonesia and the Philippines.

Affective relationships as non-material capital assets in building resilience within the rice-terraced cultural landscapes of the Philippine Cordillera

Journal article / This paper analyses how an essential intangible asset can foster resilience among Indigenous rice farmers in Mayoyao and Hungduan in the northern Philippines.