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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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Project / This project explored linkages between sustainable urban planning, public transport, mobility, and gender in East Africa.
Journal article / Find out how resilience practice can take better account of equity and power issues by paying greater attention to social contexts.
Other publication / This report addresses the research gap on climate change vulnerability of young women and girls, with a focus on agricultural communities in Northern Thailand.
Journal article / The authors explore early classical writing from Plato and Aristotle to find a new approach to water resource planning and decision-making.
Feature / If environmental crisis is caused by people, then people are the solution. How can we trigger change? Insights from behavioural science provide clues.
Program / SEI’s Strategic Collaborative Fund Phase 2 fosters regional cooperation and policy dialogue for sustainable development and environmental sustainability.
Perspective / The socioeconomic impacts of air pollution and crop losses need more understanding – especially when it comes to gender.
Feature / SEI Asia has launched the second phase of the Strategic Collaborative Fund, an ambitious programme to increase development cooperation for Asia and the Pacific.
Journal article / An overview of the Environmental Evidence paper series "Stakeholder engagement in systematic reviews and maps".
