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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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Feature / Our stories take a closer look at how transboundary climate risks are triggered, how they spread across borders and what that means for climate adaptation.
Feature / How will Jamaica's high dependency on maize from the American Midwest affect both the economy and food security in a changing climate?
Perspective / What is the nexus between migration and climate change? Why is it important to understand it?
Past event / This virtual roundtable showcases the case studies of cross-border climate risks, the bottlenecks for progress and the solutions at different scales.
Perspective / On the occasion of World Cities Day, SEI Research Associate Minh Tran reflects on urban planning from a health emergency and risk reduction perspective.
Feature / Find explainers, background and contacts for SEI's involvement in COP26, held from 31 October–12 November 2021 in Glasgow, UK.
Feature / SEI researchers look at how a changing environment in a floating village in southern Thailand and perceptions of mobility contribute to building resilience.
Feature / On the International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction, we reflect on the role of international cooperation in reducing vulnerability and building resilience.
Past event / SEI's mapping tools reveal that planned fossil fuel pipelines and exploration threaten biodiversity, protected lands and communities all over the world.
