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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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Other publication / This study looked at how different actors in investment analysis define ‘long-term’ for themselves, and how they address long-term questions.
Press release / This study shows that half of buy-side analysts and corporate investor relations officers think sell-side financial research has a detrimental short-term focus.
Feature / SEI and the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding.
Feature / Despite donors committing increasing amounts of money to develop renewable energy in small island developing states, not all of it is being disbursed. Why?
Past event / This interactive lunch seminar presented SEI, CICERO and SSFC research about green finance.
Press release / The Paris Agreement is clear: finance flows must be “consistent with a pathway towards low greenhouse gas emissions and climate-resilient development”.
SEI working paper / Climate vulnerability is only attractive to donors up to a point. This study shows that vulnerable nations are not the most likely to get adaptation funding.
Feature / In Uganda, SEI is helping to develop a kind of insurance for smallholders that can shield them from climate shocks.
Other publication / How do current modes of adaptation finance shape our understanding of what constitutes adaptation?
