Meet our #CitizenScience experts, explore best practice #ParticipatoryMethods and learn how #codesign-ing projects from the outset can create better outcomes for people and the planet.
Explore our for #CitizenScienceMonth collection 👉️ buff.ly/NkjbMUr
#InclusiveCitSci #ActsofScience #CivicScience
This piece, written with Mujer y Medio Ambiente and the International Energy Initiative Brasil, explains why we need to transform the practices and structures that uphold inequity in the transition to cleaner, more resilient #energy systems.
🔗 Read the article here: buff.ly/LeY86ou
Women are walking in a desert landscape in Colombia. These women belong to the Wayuu tribe. They are going to work in the salt flats early in the morning. The text over the image reads "Achieving a just energy transition with gender justice".
📢 New SEI perspective reflects on gender and cultural dialogues, explaining why it is not possible to have a #JustEnergyTransition without #GenderJustice. 🧵 1/2
Handing out beetle stickers, reviewing journal submissions, #codesign-ing a project logo with school pupils... what do all these things have in common?
As #CitizenScienceMonth begins, Smriti gives us a flavour of her work as a #CitizenScience researcher.
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What is the true carbon impact of #AI?
SEI is joining Klimatkollen, WattTime and Berget AI to measure the environmental footprint of AI – from infrastructure to applications – and improve transparency.
Press release: buff.ly/DPx9t9n
A view from above onto a street with four lanes for cars in one direction. The cars have stopped at a congestion, leaving some free space behind them. There, a man is running across the four lanes. Behind him, cars and a bus continue.
Seven people are waiting on a narrow refugee island at an intersection. There are puddles on the traffic island, and the people have spread out around them. One person is standing off the refugee island on the roadway because there is little space and many puddles.
An older woman is stepping on a bus from an uneven sidewalk. The entrance of the bus is higher than the ground. She has lifted her shopping trolley and a plastic bag full of goods on the bus and is trying to step inside as well. Her one foot is on the high entrance of the bus, the other foot is still on the ground.
A narrow street is is lined with street-food stalls on the one side. On the other side, many scooters are parked. In the space between, people are walking and scooters are driving past. Above, advertising posters and tangled electrical wires can be seen.
📸 Our photo story series "Same same but different" explores how mobility practices make spatial justice visible.
We zoomed in on how people navigate congestion, weather, infrastructure gaps or shared space. The ordinary moments reveal who cities are designed for – and who they quietly leave behind.
Four young people stand on a small refugee island in the middle of busy intersection filled with rows of cars.
Evening view at a crosswalk. A bus has stopped in the middle of the crosswalk, blocking it in full length, and two scooters have driven partially on the crosswalk. Four women in light beige uniforms and facial masks have passed the bus and are crossing the street.
A sidewalk and a path to a store are full of green rental e-scooters, partially blocking the road to the store.
A street full of cars. The cars are stuck in traffic, and in the foreground several cars are parked along the side of the street. On the sidewalk, which is narrower than the parking spaces, a cyclist is trying to ride through between two men who are standing there. In the background are tall buildings and greenery growing on them.
Mobility is never just movement.
The routes people take, or cannot take, reveal subtle patterns of advantage and exclusion woven into the fabric of cities.
🧑🦽🚴 Everyday journeys expose how opportunity, risk and dignity are negotiated on sidewalks, crossings, streets and transit systems.
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Join SEI experts in a four-day online #WEAP training in April to learn more about this flagship water modelling software. No previous WEAP experience required.
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✨ Start your sustainability career with SEI in Stockholm
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✍️ Science communication and publishing
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Advance research on sustainable, resilient, healthy #FoodSystems.
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Analyze #emissions to inform equitable climate policy.
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Support monitoring, evaluation and knowledge systems.
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🌦️ Climate risk and adaptation
Study cascading climate risks in food systems and #resilience strategies.
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Scale investment in sustainable development projects globally.
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Translate research into impactful policy and #communications.
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Explore #agroecology and alternative food systems through co-creative living labs.
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🌍️ Work on climate solutions, sustainable finance, food systems policy and more, gaining hands-on experience with real-world impact.
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A plastic bag floating underwater. The text on the image: Tested tools available for municipalities to reduce single-use plastics.
♻️ Today is International Day of Zero Waste.
Each person in the EU generates 36.1 kilograms of plastic packaging waste on average. Municipalities can play a decisive role in reducing single-use plastics.
How? Read from our feature: buff.ly/estQKRj
#ZeroWaste
A significant blind spot remains in the UK's #PublicHealth strategy: we're still failing to regular the #AirQuality of our indoor environments, despite spending 90% of our lives there.
@sarahwestsei.bsky.social addresses the issue in the latest issue of Government Business magazine: buff.ly/riAzAKC
The escalating impacts of #ClimateChange present increased challenges for the wellbeing of older populations.
In a new publication, Gary Haq & co-authors share how creative, participatory methods can enable the #codesign of #ClimateResilient environments: buff.ly/0Od7sWQ
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🇲🇩🤝🇸🇪 Moldova’s Ministry of Energy and SEI signed an MoU to collaborate on energy planning, system modelling and security of supply.
This includes an electricity adequacy assessment to 2035 and use of SEI’s Climate Neutrality Tool to guide investment, policy and EU alignment.
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🇫🇷 How should countries account for #emissions linked to what we consume?
At a scientific seminar near Paris, this question was explored as part of France’s climate policy discussions.
SEI’s Katarina Axelsson shared insights from our #ConsumptionCompass.
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Image of pots over an open flame with the text powering health with energy in low-and middle-income countries.
📢 New publication co-authored by SEI expert in @thelancet.com!
Expanding access to affordable, sustainable energy in lower-income countries advances both #HealthEquity and #ClimateGoals.
This article kicks off a series detailing how energy access supports better health outcomes.
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🇧🇫 Productive sanitation – safe reuse of human and animal excreta in #agriculture – can improve soils and agricultural production.
SEI Research Fellow Linus Dagerskog takes us through lessons from 20 years of productive #sanitation initiatives in Burkina Faso.
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✒️ Edited by Björn-Ola Linnér, Therese Bennich & Henrik Carlsen, the handbook brings together 32 chapters.
📔 Published by @ElgarPublishing in collaboration with #MistraGeopolitics, hosted by SEI and funded by Mistra.
🔗 Announcement and full handbook: buff.ly/olI5HYD
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📢 Global release: Handbook on the Geopolitics of Sustainability
🎓️ Over 60 leading researchers, including SEI's Somya Joshi, explore climate change, energy transitions, AI, governance through the combined lens of sustainability and geopolitics.
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🚰 #WorldWaterDay | A recent @plosone.org article by SEI experts introduces socially responsive water #adaptation planning, a #water modelling framework which incorporates social-based water access issues such as gender.
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💧Today is #WorldWaterDay.
This year’s theme, water and gender, highlights how access to #water impacts equality around the world.
Learn more about the work we’re doing to support both sustainable water management and #GenderEquality below ⬇️
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