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SEI examines the links between water, energy and food production, and enables people to govern and manage these resources and systems to sustainably meet human aspirations.
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SEI brief / A new analysis looks at six countries and identifies the synergies and conflicts between nationally determined contributions and Sustainable Development Goals.
Feature / SEI Senior Scientist Brian Joyce explains the value of water models in an interview, the first in a series from the SEI US Water Program.
Project / SEI researchers build water models and work with stakeholders throughout Africa to explore management strategies for an uncertain climate future.
Journal article / Read about a new approach in which the planetary boundary for water could guide sustainable water management.
Past event / Ecotechnologies can turn carbon and nutrients into benefits. What would the circular management of nutrients look like in the Baltic Sea Region?
SEI brief / Are water and energy policies in sync? This brief examines policy coherence in two of the largest cities in the US and China.
Project / SEI worked with USAID to strengthen water security and foster cooperation among five countries in Central Asia.
Journal article / This article introduces a typology of three visual methods for the collection of network data using network maps.
Perspective / Freshwater springs are disappearing in Nepal, threatening people’s lives. Research efforts must step up before it is too late.
