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Today’s global economy is characterized by often long, complex supply chains that bring commodities, goods and services to consumers, and economic benefits to producers. Applying innovative tools and analytical approaches, SEI explores the sustainability implications and potentials of global supply chains and broader consumption-to-production systems.
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Feature / Palm oil deforestation falls in Indonesia, but price surge and growth in exporters with lower standards are still putting forests at risk.
Feature / SEI Affiliated Researcher Pete Erickson lays out the benefits and drawbacks – mostly benefits – in the recently passed transformative climate law in the US.
Past event / This session will discuss lessons learned and the collective action still needed to change the way the world uses water for good.
SEI brief / Learn about Global Shipping Watch – an open access platform that for the first time links greenhouse gas emissions with specific supply chain actors.
Other publication / This Trase policy brief discusses strategies on implementing the European Commission's proposed prohibition on products produced on land deforested after 2020.
Feature / The proposed EU deforestation law only protects against the conversion of land defined as "forests". Read the Trase analysis on this crucial topic.
SEI brief / Challenges and opportunities for sustainability interventions in the construction sector value chains and policy recommendations to address them.
Feature / Expanding the PRINCE model to include impacts associated with fisheries production, the use of chemicals, impacts to biodiversity and tropical deforestation.
Past event / Join the official launch of the Stockholm Action Agenda at Stockholm+50 Event on 2 June 2022.
