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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.
780 results / 74 of 87 pages
SEI brief / Summary of research done by the Climate Finance Group for Latin America and the Caribbean calling for robust climate finance reporting across Latin America
SEI working paper / The Caribbean region’s small island developing states face considerable threats from climate change, and the costs involved exceed their financial capacity.
Journal article / This article presents findings from a two-year study looking at co-benefits derived from urban green infrastructure investment.
Journal article / This paper proposes a novel explanation for why economic output has not historically been decoupled from total energy and material throughput.
Journal article / Analysis of the interplay between transparency and accountability in multilateral climate politics.
Feature / Policy-makers could avoid some of the potential pitfalls of linking carbon markets by using quotas and discount rates, according to a study from SEI researchers
Other publication / This report estimates the emissions and climate change impacts of current and potential fossil fuel projects for the new Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank
Feature / A dialogue on how China and Sweden can work together on green finance for sustainable infrastructure in the ambitious trade strategy will be held in China.
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