How would our lives look in a sustainable future? How can we measure and mitigate the impacts of our consumption? How can individuals and communities contribute to broader societal transitions? SEI research develops tools and knowledge to support more sustainable consumption patterns and lifestyles.
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Feature / As of this month, SEI Tallinn is the holder of the European Green Office Certificate.
Past event / How can we adapt the economic system to become circular? Attend online or in person on Dec. 11 to hear what is required from political leadership and policy.
Project / This project seeks to understand tensions in future consumption patterns in Sweden to ensure a fair transition to a fossil-free welfare society.
Project / In collaboration with Thammasat University, with support from FORMAS, the project aims to promote circular economy for sustainable waste management in Thailand.
SEI brief / This brief calls for transforming the current linear take>make>waste system into one where waste is reused as raw materials, completing the resource circle.
Past event / The StratKIT Baltic Sea Region Stakeholder Round Table brings together public procurers, catering service providers, public authorities, suppliers & customers.
Perspective / Interview with the lead authors of the UN Environment report, Marine Plastic Litter in East Asian Seas: Gender, Human Rights and Economic Dimensions
Feature / A new paper describes a breakthrough in linking final consumption to localized biodiversity impacts in the Brazilian Cerrado.
Journal article / Calculating the biodiversity impact of soy production that can be attributed to consumers in different countries around the world.
