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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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Press release / Brazil and China can use their trade partnership to help curb deforestation and reduce climate change without compromising food security and economic stability.
Past event / This webinar explores how businesses in Nigeria can reduce emissions, become more competitive and access funding.
Project / This project investigates the "nexus" between development and security, exploring how international aid acts as a tool to address modern challenges.
Other publication / Guidance on building sustainable domestic financing for chemicals and waste management to reduce reliance on external funding.
Feature / Annika Hilgert explores how sustainable domestic financing can strengthen institutions and reduce harms from chemicals and waste.
Feature / Raising Adaptation Impact and Ambition (RAIA) invites funding proposals to support research on the economics of climate change adaptation in Africa.
Project / SEI analyzes main archetypes used in blended finance transactions across three priority sectors in Colombia (sustainable agriculture, bioeconomy and energy).
Perspective / Ukraine is emerging as the first real test for global climate finance, and reforms are needed in the country to enable effective investment from the EU.
Past event / Join us for the fifth SEI Currents – our webinar exploring the forces that will shape the year ahead.
