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Our research recognises that disaster risk and development are closely linked: it is development processes that largely determine who and what is exposed to risk as well how much, and how effectively they can respond. SEI works to integrate disaster risk reduction with equitable, sustainable and resilient development.
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Project / The Resilient Planet Initiative aims to help those living in informal settlements in Eastern Africa adapt to the growing challenges posed by climate change.
SEI working paper / The authors provide an overview of the socio-economic impacts and displacement outcomes on the informal settlement of Kihoto, Kenya, post-flooding.
Other publication / Developing evaluation indicators to strengthen flood resilience in Korea
Perspective / SEI and UNDP authors explore the urgency of managing transboundary climate risks to safeguard global progress.
Feature / SIDS4 highlighted urgent climate action plans and introduced the Antigua and Barbuda Agenda to combat threats to small island nations.
Journal article / This perspective argues that bringing local knowledge co-production into systemic risk analyses can help identify opportunities for changes to build resilience.
Perspective / Karina Barquet discusses the innovative strategies of Small Island Developing States in tackling climate change challenges.
Perspective / Ahead of the fourth International Conference on SIDS, explore how they shape global climate action and biodiversity.
Feature / Learn about SEI's efforts with local partners to improve early warning systems and resilience to flooding in Thailand’s Sai-Ruak River basin.
