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Sustainable development has important consequences for lives and livelihoods. SEI research explores the conditions that support broad-based participation in development processes, particularly by disadvantaged, vulnerable and marginalised groups.
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Feature / Across the world, everyday journeys reveal how mobility shapes access, safety and belonging.
Feature / Mobility spaces are not just routes but places where social life unfolds and a sense of belonging is shaped.
Feature / Even when transit is free, mobility carries hidden costs in time, safety, pollution and exposure to weather.
Feature / Sidewalks, crossings and street design reveal who moves with ease and who is pushed to the margins of the city.
Past event / Access materials on how to embed equity, accessibility and diversity across citizen science projects and design projects to foster nature connectedness.
SEI podcast / How we define poverty shapes how effectively our policies and investments respond to real needs.
Other publication / This report gives an overview of intergenerational justice, youth concerns, and mechanisms for youth participation across Europe.
Journal article / This study examines a staged co-creation process implemented across four pilot regions to engage diverse citizen groups in shaping soft adaptation measures.
Journal article / Eight UK organizations who run volunteer biological recording schemes gathered to evaluate their engagement and activities with underrepresented groups.








