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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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Journal article / This study analyses water access and poverty linkages in Bolivia's Tupiza River Basin.
SEI report / This study makes use of satellite information and simple models to produce reproducible results in similarly data-limited river basins.
Past event / SEI Research Associates Carla Liera and Nhilce Esquivel and Research Fellow Linus Dagerskog will take part in both side events and the LatinoSan conference.
Feature / SEI's Sanitation and Health team will participate at the VI Latin American Sanitation Conference (LatinoSan) 2022, highlighting Bolivia WATCH and sanitation.
SEI podcast / In this episode, we will talk with our guest Max Stevenson about protecting our natural ecosystems, like the Chinook Salmon and Putah Creek’s history.
Feature / SEI uses a tool known as serious games to test water management policies and promote communication among local communities.
Journal article / SEI scientists used a stakeholder-driven method to explore solutions to a Moroccan river basin's water scarcity through the lens of the water-energy-food nexus.
Other publication / A new FAO report co-authored by SEI researchers identifies agricultural water investment trends since 2019 and outlines priorities for future financing.
Feature / A new FAO report co-authored by SEI scientists carefully targeted investments in agricultural water can have a major impact on sustainable development.
