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SEI’s work sheds light on major ethical issues in climate policy, examines key governance challenges, and offers new analytical frameworks centred on equity.
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Feature / Building resilience in conflict prone areas often face a double dilemma: the lack of capacity to address climate driven risks while vulnerability increases.
SEI working paper / This paper presents a conceptual framework that allows users to assess a country's practices for mobilizing private sector finance for adaptation.
Other publication / This study – from SEI and Brown University's Climate and Development Lab – finds that Rhode Island can feasibly decarbonize its economy in one or two decades.
Press release / The study shows that emissions can feasibly be reduced by as much as 80% over the next one to two decades.
Initiative / This initiative explores implications of transboundary climate risks and strengthens cooperation to meet the global challenge of adaptation to climate change.
Perspective / Equity must be front and centre when designing climate adaptation policies, practices and interventions.
Other publication / This report looks at how UNCCD implementation can address desertification, land degradation and drought as drivers of migration.
Past event / This event will voice recommendations and support actions from Asia-Pacific in advance of the UN Secretary General's Climate Action Summit in September 2019.
SEI working paper / SEI research shows how countries' Nationally Determined Contributions connect with the 17 Sustainable Development Goals.
