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Technological innovation can play a central role in transforming society for sustainable outcomes. SEI examines the conditions that enable new, green technologies to flourish.
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Journal article / This article explores how the Baltic Sea is becoming a ‘built seascape’ and calls for governance to balance innovation, sustainability, and security.
Other publication / This report presents key findings from the mapping of textile waste and fabric leftovers at Rivatex, a textile factory based in Eldoret, Kenya.
Other publication / This report demonstrates how the textile waste and leftovers from the Rivatex factory can be effectively repurposed into new, circular and marketable products.
Feature / SEI Tallinn and partners are transferring value-added upcycling method UPMADE to support the deployment of circular solutions in textile production.
Project / The Nairobi Circular Design Hub will help map and repurpose textile production waste among local designers and students.
Journal article / Researchers promote a co-design framework in medical devices that considers social and inclusive factors to ensure equity technological innovation.
Journal article / This study promotes equitable technology development by combining social and technical factors, as shown through a community water monitoring.
Journal article / Research showcases water quality technology in Vanuatu, merging social science, molecular analysis, and engineering design for remote communities.
Perspective / In this op-ed, SEI's Robert Farnan and Jonathan Ensor reflect on the relationship between clinicians and patients in the development of healthcare technology.
