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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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Perspective / COP27 has been called the "Adaptation", "Implementation" and "African COP". SEI experts examine what it takes for COP27 to live up to the expectations.
Press release / A new report led by SEI, with perspectives from around the world, makes the case for scaling up loss and damage finance.
SEI report / How can finance for loss and damage be put into action? This report looks at different options for doing so, to inform climate negotiations and discussions.
Journal article / This paper discusses some of the reasons underlining systematic problems in the sustainable finance realm.
SEI podcast / Listen to episode two of SEI's Now & Then Podcast on loss and damage — what it means and how to operationalize finance to address it.
Perspective / Responding to a New York Times column about the end of neoliberalism, SEI's Eric Kemp-Benedict encourages context-based policy-making over economic orthodoxy.
Journal article / This study analyzes Bosnia and Herzegovina’s environmental finance to facilitate future sustainable finance prioritization.
Other publication / International finance institutions can play an important role in kick-starting the transition to green steel, especially in emerging and developing regions.
Media coverage / SEI Associate Scientist Zoha Shawoo weighs in on what is required of an effective Loss and Damage financing system ahead of COP27 in Egypt.
