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Our research recognises that disaster risk and development are closely linked: it is development processes that largely determine who and what is exposed to risk as well how much, and how effectively they can respond. SEI works to integrate disaster risk reduction with equitable, sustainable and resilient development.
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Journal article / The Covid-19 pandemic has shown how hard it is to manage a global crisis. What can we learn from the pandemic to help fight climate change and build resilience?
SEI report / The authors suggest ways to change humanitarian and development reporting and procurement to improve WASH innovation.
SEI report / This paper provides context, baseline information and a 'state of knowledge' on disaster risk science.
Journal article / A new research paper reviews how school canteens in five Baltic Sea countries adapted to the COVID-19 crisis.
Press release / For the first time, researchers in a new study published today conclude that the safe planetary boundary for pollutants, including plastics, has been exceeded.
Perspective / SEI Asia is working to assess and reduce the risks of floods in the Sai-Ruak transboundary river basin in Mae Sai, northern Thailand along the Myanmar border.
SEI brief / In the Asia-Pacific region, policies that address disaster risk reduction and health increasingly recognize the synergies between the two sectors.
Feature / SweDev and the Development and Aid Policy Team is announcing an opportunity for development practitioners to show interest in the Programme Life Cycle Support.
Media coverage / For more than a decade, SEI's Lawrence Nzuve worked with world-renowned paleoanthropologist Richard Leakey in northern Kenya and spoke to Science on his impact.
