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SEI identifies policies and solutions that can support shifts toward clean and efficient transportation systems – which are vital to protect the climate and human health, and for sustainable cities.
263 results / 5 of 30 pages
SEI brief / This SEI brief highlights how Indonesia can reduce greenhouse gas emissions and air pollution from road transportation, potentially leading to health benefits.
Press release / A systematic review shows that each charger could support up to 135 EVs – far above today’s global average of just 11.
Feature / SEI’s project transformed a transit hub in Indonesia through community design, offering a replicable model for inclusive urban renewal.
Feature / The fashion and textile industry is one of the largest contributors to global waste and pollution.
Perspective / Jenniffer Pedraza explores how clean air pledges must be backed by action, collaboration and investment to deliver real health and equity gains.
Past event / Join global experts at Smart Freight Week for a panel discussion on incorporating air pollutant emissions into the Global Logistics Emissions Council Framework.
Past event / Taking place from 26–28 February in Jakarta, this knowledge-sharing event marks the culmination of SEI’s research collaboration under the UK PACT programme.
Journal article / The study explores how electrification, digitalization, and automation affect truck and taxi drivers’ work life, urging inclusion of drivers’ views in policy.
Project / SEI Tallinn supports the Ministry of Regional Affairs and Agriculture in implementing public transport reform by carrying out a co-creation process.
