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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.
602 results / 50 of 67 pages
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".
Journal article / Read one of the first detailed examinations of the growing oil palm sector in the Philippines.
Journal article / How far has reliance on voluntary action improved mining companies' assessments of cumulative effects on indigenous peoples and their land use?
Journal article / This paper, based on an analytical literature review, reveals four themes essential in understanding equitable resilience in practice.
Perspective / Have climate and gender discussions only called for the inclusion of women without tracing where the power lies?
Other publication / This book offers the first systematic test of the ability of polycentric thinking to explain and enhance societal attempts to govern climate change.
Journal article / Should governments be doing more to keep global palm oil value chains sustainable?
Other publication / The Routledge Handbook of Gender and Environment is reviewed by Andreea R. Torre, Research Fellow at SEI Asia.







