This 1.5 hour side event aims to build a dialogue on women’s role in ecosystem restoration and a human rights-based approach through various examples of women-led restoration initiatives.
This side event aims to build a dialogue on women’s role in ecosystem restoration and a human rights-based approach through various examples of women-led restoration initiatives.
A 1.5 hours side event that will launch the indicator methodology on the national implementation of the Gender Plan of Action
A 30-minute press conference with a dual purpose — (a) to highlight the importance and advocate the adoption of the indicator methodology for the Gender Plan of Action that has been co-developed by Women4Biodiversity and UNEP-WCMC, and (b) to highlight the need to have gender-disaggregated data to advocate for the rights of women and girls in biodiversity conservation.
Details about two information sessions to be held on 4 Oct 2024 on the progress and peer review process of the Indicator methodology on the national implementation of the Gender Plan of Action
By Meenal Tatpati, Research and Policy Associate at Women4Biodiversity. A short article on the Subregional workshop on Target 3 of the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework for South Asia attended by the writer with observations and recommendations.
A 1.5 hours webinar that will delve into the nuts and bolts of integrating gender perspectives into the KM-GBF, exploring key policies, best practices, and the challenges of monitoring and reporting for the Monitoring Framework on 20 Sept 2024
A 1.5-hour information session on 13 September 2024 to shed light on gender-specific environmental challenges and opportunities. This webinar will explore the power of data-driven insights to promote gender equality and sustainable development.
Text by Sumina Subba, Communications Officer, Women4Biodiversity Photos by Sumina Subba and Deepika Nandan, Visual Communications Officer, Women4Biodiversity “I can’t believe how fast these five days have passed!”, exclaimed Ivannia Ayales while chatting informally over lunch. Ivannia had flown for more than 24 hours from… Read More »Voices of Restoration: Highlights from the Restoration Site Writeshop in Nairobi
On International Day Of The World’s Indigenous Peoples 2024, let’s learn about protecting the rights of Indigenous Peoples in Voluntary Isolation and Initial Contact with Luna, the Sloth! They live in remote places on earth, deep in the forests and yet are the most vulnerable to environmental threats.
