By Soledad Torres, Biodiversity and climate change specialist and CBD Women’s caucus member Can we truly speak of climate resilience without addressing justice? At a recent global workshop, the answer rang out loud and clear: absolutely not. A diverse group…
By Sol Parra Santos, biologist, PhD student at McGill University, and Nancy Marangu, Chemichemi Foundation; CBD Women’s Caucus members What does it really take to protect our planet from the risks of living modified organisms (LMOs)? The CBD Open-ended Online…
The CBD Women’s Caucus submits its inputs to identify the best avenues to ensure policy coherence among the Rio Conventions. The submission highlights the need for gender-responsive, rights-based solutions to address the interconnected crises of biodiversity loss, climate change, and…
By Patrick Mukanga from Conseil pour la Terre des Ancêtres (CTA), and a CBD Women’s Caucus member The Global Environment Facility (GEF) has played a pivotal role in supporting African countries since 1991, helping them pursue innovative and sustainable pathways…
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…
