Biodiversity action is falling short – SEI shares five recommendations for building more resilient societies ahead of COP17.
In this paper, authors discuss the results of a study which explored adolescents’ lived experiences of breathing, lung health and air pollution in Nairobi, Kenya. “Breathing well”, they found, is far ...
Key messages from the second Joint Steering Committee (JSC) meeting on water-related collaboration between ONWR and SEI Asia ...
The authors set out four key leverage points for change, and show where citizen science can strengthen plural valuation at ...
SEI invites journalists to a media briefing where its experts will share their perspectives on key topics ahead of the UN ...
Data centres’ effects on water supply and local populations is a rapidly evolving research topic, and one that must be understood to advance the UN Sustainable Development Goal of clean water and ...
As Ukraine progresses on its path to EU integration, a National Comprehensive Green Transition Assessment Report was released today by Stockholm Environment Institute’s (SEI) Green Agenda for Armenia, ...
In this paper, the authors reflect on observations of three UK-based participatory policymaking workshops to examine how emotions both informed and were informed by citizens’ sensemaking schemata – or ...
Many digital citizen science participants self-identify as neurodivergent, but digital citizen science projects designed with neuro-inclusive accessibility as a priority are rare. In this paper, the ...
You first appeared in Meet SEI in 2018, as Operations Director. What brought you from Stockholm to Bangkok? The short answer is that after seven years as Operations Director, I got itchy feet and ...
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