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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.
Perspective / SEI experts highlight the inequalities that must be considered ahead of developing critical minerals mining sites throughout the world.
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Perspective / SEI experts explore how community participation, stronger governance and Indigenous rights can shape a more equitable future for critical mineral mining.
Perspective / SEI experts highlight the inequalities that must be considered ahead of developing critical minerals mining sites throughout the world.
Past event / Join SEI at CBD COP17 in Armenia where our research will help advance global biodiversity action and sustainable development.
Journal article / A comprehensive literature review of studies on local mineral mining impacts show that mining negatively affects the health and wellbeing of women and children.
Other publication / This document provides a framework for renewable energy developers and communities to ensure positive societal outcomes amid the energy transition.
Project / This project uses geospatial analysis and public engagement to determine how data centre siting in California affects vulnerable communities' water security.
Feature / A roadmap being developed under SEI’s Green Agenda suggests clearer rules could strengthen science, protect local knowledge and ensure fairly shared benefits.
Journal article / Quantitative measures combined with free-text boxes in surveys can provide rich insights into the impact of citizen science activities on participants.
Feature / SEI US introduces a new research program focused on climate forecasting and capacity building.
