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Adaptation to climate change is a key area of SEI's research. In particular, we focus on adaptation policy and finance under the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, vulnerability assessments, capacity building and community-based adaptation.
Perspective / As ASEAN develops its declaration on environmental rights, brackets become a battleground for the future of people and the planet.
Other publication / This brief urges the G20 to use participatory approaches to involve local city and water stakeholders in developing and implementing climate adaptation plans.
Feature / Older people are more vulnerable to climate impacts, but they should also be vital, active participants in climate action, reflects Gary Haq.
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Event on 21 October – 01 November in Cali / Join SEI at CBD COP16 in Colombia to explore innovative solutions for advancing global biodiversity action and sustainable development.
Event on 17 September – 15 October / Join SEI’s global event series uniting science and action for integrated biodiversity and climate solutions across four continents.
Event on 07 October – 10 October / The event will gather researchers, development partners, and policymakers to exchange knowledge and explore collaboration on critical environmental issues.
Past event / SEI Asia's event will delve into challenges and opportunities on nature-based solutions (NBS) and ecosystem services in wetlands in Asia.
Press release / The Mekong Environmental Resilience Week will bring together leading voices in research, policy and development to shape the future of the Mekong subregion.
Journal article / Older persons have a vital role in shaping responses to climate change and building a sustainable future.
Perspective / Gary Haq in The Conversation: governments and institutions must collect more data on how climate change impacts older adults to develop inclusive policies.
Perspective / As ASEAN develops its declaration on environmental rights, brackets become a battleground for the future of people and the planet.
Feature / Older people are more vulnerable to climate impacts, but they should also be vital, active participants in climate action, reflects Gary Haq.
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