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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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Feature / Bangkok's pocket parks are reshaping access to urban green space, offering new insights into equity, health, and resilience in the city.
Feature / SEI’s BiH SuTra partnership expands at SECW 2025, advancing just, inclusive transitions toward cleaner, greener futures in BiH.
Feature / The ARA, a global collaborative effort hosted by SEI and Chulalongkorn University, has been working to ensure research serves those on the climate frontline.
Feature / Researchers document how low-income communities in Bangkok are coping with the intense and unforgiving heat.
Journal article / Technological development should centre environmental values to ensure an equitable digital transformation which benefits human and planetary wellbeing.
Perspective / Facing hunger, waste and ecological harm, degrowth and agroecology call for a radical shift in how we grow, share and value food.
Past event / We gathered in Derby, UK for a one-day festival exploring creative, practical approaches to ecological citizenship through workshops, food and dialogue.
Past event / Join SEI and Tim Braunholtz-Speight to explore business models and possible innovations in the community energy space in an online Q&A session on 4 September.
Project / Co-developing water monitoring technologies with Yorkshire fishers to tackle environmental injustices, integrating their expertise into marine governance.
