sustainable development

From words to action: implementing biodiversity and climate strategies for resilient societies

Event on 17 September – 15 October / SEI is launching a global event series with IPBES and IPCC Chairs, driving integrated nature and climate action across four continents.

Systems approaches to long-term decision-making for sustainability

Event on 20 September in New York City / This side event at Summit of the Future Action Days will explore practical approaches to enhance long-term perspectives in sustainable decision-making.

Bringing local voice, equity and equality in managing water storage systems in the Mekong Region

Perspective / Chea Sameang and Ridhi Saluja share perspectives on how water storage mechanisms in the Mekong Region can be more equitable and inclusive.

Q&A: Mainstreaming a more complex and inclusive gender perspective in the 2030 Agenda

Feature / In this Q&A, SEI experts share insights from the GlobalGoals2024 conference on gender issues in the SDGs, targets and indicators.

Meet SEI at World Water Week 2024

Past event / Explore the dynamics of water at World Water Week, where experts unite to address water's role in peace and sustainability.

Smallholder agriculture and agrarian livelihoods

Other publication / This chapter explores the critical role of smallholder farmers in development, highlighting their unique, vulnerable agrarian livelihoods.

Artificial intelligence for sustainability

Journal article / This perspective article examines the opportunities and risks of combined AI-EO technologies, focusing on their application in forestry.

Q&A: Greening Moldova’s economy, from EU standards to local implementation

Feature / Veronica Arpintin discusses Moldova's path to EU accession through environmental policy, and the challenges and opportunities presented along the way.

Socio-economic and environmental trade-offs in Amazonian protected areas and Indigenous territories revealed by assessing competing land uses

Journal article / This study explores how Indigenous territories reduce deforestation but face socio-economic trade-offs, while sustainable-use areas achieve a better balance.