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Strategic communications for bridging science to policy
SEI Asia employs a multi-channel strategic communication approach to bridge the gap between science and policy. By utilizing diverse tools—including podcasts, documentary films, online courses, and media grants—the organization aims to make complex scientific findings accessible to policymakers, media, and marginalized communities. Their efforts focus on fostering inclusive dialogue and enhancing the capacity of early-career journalists to report on environmental issues such as climate change and water insecurity.
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Document type: Fact sheet
Kenya och Östafrika - En allt mer intressant och växande bioekonomi marknad för svenska företag
The briefing highlights Kenya and East Africa as dynamic markets for the bioeconomy, specifically for Swedish and Nordic companies. It introduces the "Advancing Bioeconomy Development in Kenya (ABDK)" project, led by the Stockholm Environment Institute with Sida and Business Sweden, which focuses on mapping actors, developing roadmaps for bio-based clusters, and facilitating business development. While the region offers potential in bioenergy, agricultural value chains, and bio-waste processing, Swedish firms face challenges including fragmented industrial ecosystems, complex licensing processes, and the need for local cultural and business context to build trust.
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Document type: Briefing
Policy Brief: Especial energía Ante escenarios de salida de plantas térmicas en Colombia
Barrancabermeja faces a high structural dependence on the hydrocarbon sector, particularly the Ecopetrol refinery, which creates fiscal and labor risks. While gasoline demand may remain stable until 2035, the document warns of a structural crisis thereafter. It recommends a 'very rapid transition' policy to accelerate economic reconversion into bio-industrial services using oil palm biomass, ecotourism, and the creation of a Free Trade Zone to ensure a just economic transition.
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Document type: Policy brief
Mujeres, empleos verdes y pueblos indígenas: construyendo el camino para una recuperación justa y resiliente en América Latina
The document analyzes how the COVID-19 pandemic exacerbated structural inequalities in Latin America, specifically affecting women's labor participation and health, the vulnerability of indigenous populations regarding food security and healthcare, and the slow integration of green jobs into economic recovery plans. It provides detailed case studies for Mexico, Chile, and Colombia, highlighting gaps in public spending and the need for intersectional policies, improved data collection, and a transition toward a sustainable, low-carbon economy that ensures decent work and social justice.
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Document type: Policy brief
Condiciones para acelerar la transición energética en Colombia
The document identifies critical bottlenecks in Colombia's energy transition, specifically in transmission infrastructure and licensing, which cause project delays of three to six years. It argues that while capital is available, there is a shortage of bankable, large-scale projects. To bridge a projected annual investment gap of 27.7 billion COP (approximately 7.5 billion USD) in clean energy for 2026-2030, the report recommends utilizing blended finance, asset securitization, and a dedicated economic transition fund to support regions dependent on fossil fuels, where 448,000 jobs are at risk by 2035.
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Document type: Report
Bioeconomy for the Amazon: Concepts, Limits and Trends for a Proper Definition of the Tropical Forest Biome
The document distinguishes between a traditional bioeconomy focused on energy transition and industrial agricultural inputs and a 'bio-ecology bioeconomy' designed for the Amazon. It argues that for the tropical forest biome, the bioeconomy must be a deforestation-free system that integrates economic activity with socio-ecological landscapes, valuing the knowledge of local populations and the role of Amazonian cities in mediating the relationship between society and nature.
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Document type: Research paper
Resilient Bold Belize: Improving Stewardship and Sustainable Livelihoods
The document details the climate vulnerabilities of Belize's coastal communities, the selection of ten target fishing villages, and the operational structure of the Resilient Bold Belize (RBB) initiative. It highlights observed trends such as rising sea and air temperatures, sea-level rise, and increased storm intensity, which are depleting fish stocks and damaging infrastructure. The RBB initiative, supported by a Project Finance for Permanence (PFP) model, focuses on strengthening fisher associations, diversifying livelihoods through nature-based solutions, and improving coordination between government and local stakeholders. It includes detailed terms of reference for project management roles and criteria for selecting sustainable business investments.
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Document type: Report