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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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Journal article / This Nature Sustainability article details the barriers scientists face contributing to global environmental assessments and proposed solutions.
Project / The WISER program strives to bolster global resilience to climate change by transforming the development and use of co-produced weather and climate services.
Past event / Join SEI and Luke Gooding to explore inclusive governance in UK community energy during a live Q&A on 6 August.
Past event / Join SEI and guest speaker Breffní Lennon to explore more human(e) stakeholder engagement in community energy during a live Q&A on 24 July.
Journal article / This study examines four cases across continents, showing how officials navigate colonial institutions to support Indigenous rights.
Past event / Sarah Laptain explored effective uses of citizen science to enable more inclusive public engagement and representation in cultural heritage.
Feature / An SEI program is strengthening Wayuu capacity to advocate for their interests in wind energy project development and related infrastructure.
Past event / A summary of weADAPT's webinar on 1 July, which unpacked what happened in Bonn – where progress was made, where divisions deepened, and what it all me
Project / A UK-wide collaboration working to transform access to environmental careers for people of colour.
