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Our research focuses on the effectiveness, efficiency and fairness of the international climate finance regime, but also looks beyond it, at how the global financial system at large either supports or undermines the societal transitions needed to achieve sustainable development.
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Perspective / Ukraine is emerging as the first real test for global climate finance, and reforms are needed in the country to enable effective investment from the EU.
Past event / Join us for the fifth SEI Currents – our webinar exploring the forces that will shape the year ahead.
Feature / From climate backlash to ocean geopolitics, SEI experts reflect on the trends shaping the year after Currents 2026.
Perspective / Inequality is testing the limits of climate action as policymakers confront tougher trade-offs in 2026.
Perspective / As public funding shrinks, private finance faces growing pressure to deliver on sustainable development.
SEI working paper / How are the insurance and reinsurance sectors responding to climate vulnerability in supply chains, and what does this mean for economic stability?
Press release / Insurance and reinsurance systems are central to managing climate risks in global supply chains, according to a new SEI report.
Journal article / A theory of change is used to explain the economics of pro‑environmental trade regulation, with the EUDR serving as the key example.
SEI podcast / As climate impacts intensify, financing climate adaptation is becoming just as important as how much money is available.
