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Navigating a Changing World Order
This report by the Stockholm Environment Institute examines the trajectories of geopolitical and geoeconomic fragmentation through 2050, specifically analyzing how these trends affect global trade, supply chains, and food security.
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Document type: Report
Harnessing and advancing Africa’s future demographic dividend
This research paper by Jakkie Cilliers, commissioned by the Netherlands Scientific Council for Government Policy (wrr), examines the potential for Africa to achieve a demographic dividend. It analyzes the stages of demographic transition, the role of urbanization, and the specific conditions—such as health, education, and governance—required to convert a youthful population structure into economic growth. The paper models an ambitious 'Demographics and Health' scenario to demonstrate how accelerated improvements in fertility and mortality could enhance Africa's development trajectory and its relationship with Europe.
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Document type: Research paper
Clean and Green framework: Burkina Faso insights
This discussion brief introduces the Clean and Green framework, a tool developed by the Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI) to manage waste-related risks and resources in Burkina Faso. The framework aims to expand sanitation and hygiene efforts beyond human excreta to include animal excreta, food hygiene, and water management, while promoting the safe reuse of nutrients and organic matter to improve agricultural production and environmental sustainability.
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Document type: Briefing
Beyond Brussels and Addis Ababa: How to make the AU-EU partnership work
This commentary, authored by four policy institutes, evaluates the partnership between the African Union (AU) and the European Union (EU) ahead of the sixth EU-AU Summit. It argues that for the partnership to move beyond institutional circles in Brussels and Addis Ababa, both parties must shift away from donor-recipient models toward a more balanced relationship based on African ownership, private sector engagement, and a recognition of divergent interests in areas such as the green transition and digitalization.
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Document type: Statement
Database: A primer
This guide describes a database developed by the International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD) to support the Sustainable Asset Valuation (SAVi) methodology. The database provides monetary estimates for externalities and climate risks, as well as direct costs for infrastructure and technologies, to help estimate the financial performance of infrastructure assets when project-specific data is unavailable.
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Document type: Guide
Watershed Level Baseline Assessment in the Nariarlé Watershed, Volta Basin, Burkina Faso
This 2012 technical report by the Stockholm Environment Institute provides a baseline assessment of livelihood strategies in the Nariarlé watershed of the Volta River Basin in Burkina Faso. Based on community fieldwork conducted in June 2010 across four villages, the report details the practices, yields, and constraints of four primary groups: rainfed farmers, irrigated gardeners, pastoralists, and fishers.
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Document type: Report
Learnings on efficacy: Insurance supervisors’ responses to COVID-19
This guide by FSD Africa presents a regulatory response framework for insurance supervisors to manage systemic risks, developed from research across 31 countries following the impact of COVID-19 in sub-Saharan Africa. The framework consists of four phases: identifying the impact of the risk, implementing a response, monitoring efficacy, and adapting for future risks.
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Document type: Guide