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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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Project / This project examines how public-private sector interactions can promote democratic, just and effective climate adaptation on the ground.
Feature / Increased Preparedness for Swedish Port Regions aims to help ports face both climate risks and the changing security situation.
Perspective / Recent forums on circular economy in the Asia-Pacific focused on driving policies for a just transition.
Other publication / SEI contributes to UNEP’s GEO-7, assessing interconnected crises and pathways for transformative solutions.
Project / KRAFT is a research environment aimed at strengthening Sweden's supply preparedness and capacity to address climate-related disruptions.
Other publication / In this report SEI, Trase, WWF and Chalmers University lay out the drivers of Amazon deforestation in agricultural supply chains.
Past event / Join this high-level dialogue on how to scale forest finance with global experts, chaired by Trase Co-Director Toby Gardner.
Past event / This session at COP30 gathered global experts from WWF, Lancaster University and University of Exeter, moderated by Trase Co-Director Toby Gardner.
Feature / SEI and Rivatex partner to boost circularity in Kenya’s textile industry, turning waste into value through sustainable, locally driven innovation.
