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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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Other publication / A feminist political ecology lens was applied to episodes of climate change-related water insecurity in three peri-urban areas in Southeast Asia.
Feature / In Uganda, SEI is helping to develop a kind of insurance for smallholders that can shield them from climate shocks.
SEI brief / This discussion brief outlines four key elements for equitable resilience-building in development and disaster risk management.
Feature / The Connectivity Hub linking climate change adaptation and disaster risk reduction evolves from prototype to a full working version with wider reach.
Perspective / SWARM, a new platform for water management, combines hydrological modelling and stakeholder input to improve river basin management in Southeast Asia.
Journal article / Adaptation research needs re-framing to consider the climate change impacts in lived experiences of rural communities.
Media coverage / SEI case study on sediment in the Mekong River basin illustrates environmental and economic effects of unregulated sand mining.
Other publication / This book offers a guide to the theories, research and approaches for addressing the complexity of community resilience towards hazardous events or disasters.
SEI brief / We cannot eliminate all disaster risks, but we can make better decisions by understanding the trade-offs.
