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Technological innovation can play a central role in transforming society for sustainable outcomes. SEI examines the conditions that enable new, green technologies to flourish.
Perspective / A small group of Asian philanthropists is funding the risky climate solutions others will not, and SEI can learn from how they work.
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Past event / At the Global Bioeconomy Summit 2026, SEI’s Francis X. Johnson joins a workshop on how regional networks can turn bioeconomy innovation into impact.
Journal article / This research examines how the Folke Bernadotte Academy navigates competing demands for accountability and adaptive partner-oriented practices in peacebuilding.
Feature / A roadmap being developed under SEI’s Green Agenda suggests clearer rules could strengthen science, protect local knowledge and ensure fairly shared benefits.
Feature / SEI’s support on water reuse and farm-subsidy reform highlights what is at stake: rural livelihoods, food production and the natural resources people depend on.
SEI brief / This brief is based on a report on implementation of rights of rivers in practice, with lessons from the Turag and Atrato rivers cases.
SEI report / This report examines how the rights of rivers are being implemented in practice through comparative analysis of the Turag and Atrato rivers cases.
Perspective / A small group of Asian philanthropists is funding the risky climate solutions others will not, and SEI can learn from how they work.
Other publication / This publication discusses why US policymakers should support the development and integration of compliance and voluntary carbon credit markets.
Perspective / In this perspective for Climate Home News, Kate Williamson and Magnus Benzie outline how the UK can build public support for climate adaptation policy agendas.
