Water resources

Beyond infrastructure: wastewater lessons from Sweden for Bosnia and Herzegovina

Feature / Key insights from a new SEI report on wastewater in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with author Daniel Ddiba.

Renewing the Mekong collaboration between SEI and Mekong Institute (MI)

Past event / SEI and Mekong Institute (MI) will renew their shared commitment for sustainable development and climate resilience in the Mekong Region.

Co-designing the future of water storage management by integrating grey, green and community systems

Perspective / Collaborative and multi-benefit approaches with nature-based solutions can help build a resilient, equitable water future for the Mekong Region.

New digital Nature Tool for effective agricultural sourcing co-developed by Clarmondial and SEI

Press release / Development is underway for a digital version of the Nature Tool, designed to assess nature-related risks and opportunities across agricultural sourcing.

Spring 2026 WEAP training: register today

Past event / SEI scientists will host a four-day training on WEAP, SEI's flagship water modelling software, on 7, 9, 14 and 16 April. Register today.

SEI research on coastal resilience endorsed for the Ocean Decade

Feature / Resilient Coasts – Caribbean Sea has officially been endorsed as a Decade Action under the UN Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development.

Exploring the interplay between public and interpersonal trust in participation for sustainable water management: an international comparison

Journal article / How interpersonal and public trust interact in participatory water management, based on four international cases and their implications for governance.

Mekong-Lancang Cooperation Week 2026

Past event / SEI Asia will be leading the panel discussion on youth leadership at Mekong-Lancang Cooperation Week 2026 on 25 March.

Prevalence of enteric pathogens in mothers and children from communities in the La Paz River Basin Bolivia; associations with water, sanitation, and hygiene conditions

Journal article / Study reveals widespread enteric infections in Bolivia, with strong links to water quality, sanitation and hygiene conditions in rural communities.