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Our research focuses on the effectiveness, efficiency and fairness of the international climate finance regime, but also looks beyond it, at how the global financial system at large either supports or undermines the societal transitions needed to achieve sustainable development.
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Media coverage / SEI’s Maria Nkhonjera noted that reforming international credit ratings could allow energy projects in Africa to reach their potential.
Perspective / A small group of Asian philanthropists is funding the risky climate solutions others will not, and SEI can learn from how they work.
Press release / SEI US Centre Director Ed Carr was appointed to head a global panel advising on environmental financing and investments.
Project / This research agenda seeks to strengthen evidence on the outcomes of locally led adaptation to help bridge funding gaps and empower communities.
Feature / Africa's bioeconomy could power jobs, industry and climate resilience, but only if finance, knowledge and innovation start moving in step.
Other publication / This report by SEI and The Brookings Institution explains and evaluates project-based carbon credit markets, delving into their challenges and potential.
Project / This project aims to gather evidence and develop roadmaps to encourage investment in initiatives that lower black carbon emissions.
Past event / SEI will contribute to the sessions on climate delivery, adaptation finance and climate communications during Climate Weeks 2026 in Yeosu, Korea.
SEI report / This report explores the barriers that hinder finance flows for climate adaptation in four Asian countries: Bangladesh, Cambodia, Nepal and Thailand.
