We bring together colleagues from across the University, and work with experts from around the world to answer one of the most pressing questions of our time: “How will we choose to manage our planet for ourselves and future generations?”
We believe all academic disciplines – from business to engineering, environment to humanities, information systems to health and social sciences – have a part to play. We work across all interdisciplinary sustainability and resilience challenges with our collaborative research focusing on the following main areas: renewable energy, decarbonisation and waste management; climate change and health; nature-based solutions; methods and tools; and the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
SRI’s vision is a sustainable and resilient world where synergies and trade-offs are well-managed between social, economic, environmental, and cultural needs across society.
I can think of few more pressing questions than how we will choose to manage our planet for ourselves and future generations.
A community of staff, students and external partners working together is key to solving our socio-economic and environmental challenges.
There is no silver bullet solution to decarbonisation. As such it is crucially important that we explore all options and understand they all play a part in the big picture, as a full system.
