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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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Journal article / This special issue contributes to the debate on the role of co-production of knowledge and learning in successful environmental governance.
Feature / At the Eastern Africa Women in Transportation Conference, SEI joined employees and policy-makers to discuss how to create an inclusive public transport sector.
Feature / SEI teamed up with local partners to build a new water model in a Bolivian community. The results illuminate a path for policies that help the most vulnerable.
Feature / SEI has announced a diverse roster of six grantees for regional environmental event support through its Strategic Collaborative Fund Phase 2 programme.
SEI report / Read about potential impacts of the proposed Boliden copper mine in Laver, Sweden for the Semisjaur Njarg Sami reindeer herding community.
Perspective / Collaborative research has been attributed to delivering long term ownership of outcomes but may not always do so.
Feature / SUMERNET, SEI's Mekong programme, is providing grants for policy-relevant research for 2+ years in the Mekong Region.
Feature / In Chía, Colombia, inadequate waste management is putting lives and ecosystems at risk. We worked with locals to crunch data and calculate scenarios for change.
Journal article / What options are there for Indigenous Peoples to take part in impact assessments? This paper offers a scalar framework of options.
