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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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Other publication / Introducing a new methodology for designers, technologists and citizens to engage with technologies in an ecologically interdependent world.
Journal article / Data from surveys, interviews and written responses are used to explore the strategies used and challenges faced by organizers of citizen science events.
Project / Exploring how local champions, trusted advice and accessible finance can support home retrofit uptake in York and North Yorkshire.
Feature / At Adaptation Futures 2025, “Accelerating Adaptation into Action”, SEI researchers contributed expertise on climate finance, adaptation and co-production.
Tool / CHEPA is an easy-to-use calculator that helps schools assess how a HEPA filter impacts classroom air quality and energy use.
Other publication / This report explores how the exclusion of environmental justice in renewable energy policies affects marginalized communities in the Americas.
Past event / This event will consolidate and amplify women’s priorities, strengthen leadership capacities, and ensure women’s voices globally inform UNEA7 and beyond.
Feature / Gender expert Andreea Raluca Torre shares insights on the need to include women’s voices in global environmental governance.
Perspective / Anajia Guajira allows community members of La Guajira, Colombia, to give direct feedback on planned wind energy projects in their neighborhoods.
