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SEI Asia produces a range of multimedia products from short films to podcasts and animations. Watch and listen to them here and share them with your networks.
SEI Asia’s strategic communication efforts are driven by the need to provide scientific knowledge for evidence-based policies. We strive to communicate complex scientific findings in simple, easy-to-understand products that resonate with a range of audiences, particularly policymakers and media.
Our Asia communications team strives to provide credible information and facilitate dialogue to foster understanding,engagement and informed decision-making.
Our communications initiatives include the Asia policy podcast series, media grants, documentary films on climate change and sustainability, and online learning modules using multimedia. Find out more on our fact sheet below:
SEI Asia’s podcast series is a platform for dialogue on critical environmental challenges in Asia and how to address them.
Feature / This episode sheds light on Thailand's groundbreaking legislation to empower citizens in the battle against air pollution.
Feature / This episode explores technological innovations to enhance air quality monitoring globally.
Feature / Achieving more equitable disaster research requires re-politicized forms of knowledge co-production.
Feature / This is an excerpt of a podcast conversation with Indira Shreesh and Kakay Tolentino for the second episode of the miniseries "Women Environmental Defenders".
These videos show why it is crucial to acknowledge environmental defenders as important actors in disaster risk reduction.
Video: SEI / YouTube.
Meet SEI Asia researchers and learn about their work and research through these short videos.
Video: SEI / YouTube.
Asia in Focus is a series by UNDP exploring the interconnections between business, human rights, climate change and the environment.
Program / SUMERNET brings together research and policy partners to engage with water insecurity in the Mekong Region.
Event on 06 September in Bangkok / An official launch of World Vision and the Stockholm Environment Institute's latest research will be held on 6 September in person and online.
Journal article / This study explores how a feminist political ecology approach can unpack the power differentials that shape climate and migration interactions.
Journal article / Researchers use experiences and learning from use in three distinct geographical and developmental contexts to create a new Tandem framework.
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