By: Amelia Arreguin Prado, CBD Women’s Caucus Coordinator During mid-April, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), whose member countries are among the world’s largest providers of development cooperation, co-hosted a joint discussion exploring the intersection of gender equality…
Want to know how gender perspectives shaped the outcomes of COP 16.2? In this article, presented by the CBD Women’s Caucus, offers an in-depth analysis of the resumed COP 16.2 session held in February 2025 in Rome. This moment marked…
By: Immaculata Casimero. Co-founder and leader of the Wapichan Women’s Movement On March 21st, voices from across the globe gathered in Conference Room E at the UN Headquarters to reflect on a promise made decades ago—in Beijing and Rio—to achieve…
As part of the Women Forum at CBD COP16 (Cali, Colombia – October 2024), the CBD Women’s Caucus, the IUCN Human Rights and Conservation Centre, and the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) hosted the session…
By Alice Kammwamba, Indigenous and Local Knowledge (ILK) Coordinator and Project Manager for Malawi’s National Ecosystem Assessment. From 20th to 23rd January 2025, I had the privilege of representing the CBD Women Caucus at the Southern Africa Expanded Constituency Workshop…
In the frame of CBD COP16, at the GEF Partnership Pavilion, the CBD Women’s Caucus, Global Youth Biodiversity Network, and the Resource Mobilization Working Group within the IIFB hosted the thought-provoking session Decolonise Biodiversity Finance: A Conversation from a Human…
This article, presented by the CBD Women’s Caucus, provides an in-depth analysis of the CBD COP16 outcomes through a gender justice lens, celebrating achievements and identifying gaps as we prepare for COP17. COP16 was the first implementation-focused COP under the…
