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Sustainable development has important consequences for lives and livelihoods. SEI research explores the conditions that support broad-based participation in development processes, particularly by disadvantaged, vulnerable and marginalised groups.
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Press release / Ecological Citizen(s) Network+ awards funding to 15 projects empowering communities to explore ecological citizenship and drive sustainable change.
Project / This project investigates barriers to political participation faced by Indigenous, Afro-Colombian and Campesino populations in Colombia.
Journal article / Explores how ecological citizenship is communicated, understood and implemented by stakeholders, and considers how to promote wider use of the practice.
Project / This project uses an intersectional lens to understand who bears the costs of the energy transition and who benefits from it.
Feature / SEI’s project transformed a transit hub in Indonesia through community design, offering a replicable model for inclusive urban renewal.
Journal article / Researchers established a collaborative learning school in Uganda of farmers, policymakers and practitioners to generate research management solutions.
SEI brief / The authors discuss the importance of procedural rights in advancing the right to a safe, clean, healthy and sustainable environment (RtHE) in Southeast Asia.
Perspective / A truly equitable shift to a green energy system must also guarantee gender justice, SEI authors argue.
Journal article / Reflecting on projects conducted in Kenya and Thailand, researchers have produced a six-step methodology to support others using citizen science approaches.
