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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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Past event / The event will explore water–energy–climate interlinkages while addressing interconnected regional challenges and celebrate the 20th Anniversary of SUMERNET.
Feature / How can we address the challenges and seize the opportunities presented by offshore wind energy in Galerazamba?
SEI report / Farmer field schools offer an effective framework to promote agricultural sustainability, empower farmers and strengthen community resilience in Uganda.
Feature / This feature spotlights the Collaborative Learning School, which aims to facilitate connections between early-career researchers from Africa and the US.
Journal article / This paper examines the crucial role of intangible resources in promoting resilience among Indigenous rice farmers in Indonesia and the Philippines.
Feature / Using SEI’s WEAP and LEAP tools, researchers developed projections of water and energy demand and supply in the catchment through to 2030.
Feature / SEI trains Iraqi engineers in SWAT and WEAP tools to boost data-driven, climate-resilient water planning under the WICER project.
SEI report / The world faces unprecedented natural resource challenges. This paper introduces a new approach to analyzing resource governance in a fast-changing world.
Project / This project aims to guide offshore wind energy development in Colombia in a way that supports fair outcomes and sustainable local benefits.
