This CBD Women's Caucus analysis examines the SBI-7 outcomes through a gender and justice lens, covering resource mobilization, the financial mechanism, the Nagoya Protocol, capacity-building and technical cooperation, the Clearing-House Mechanism, mainstreaming, and communication, education and public awareness (CEPA) — highlighting progress and unresolved gaps ahead of COP17.
This CBD Women's Caucus analysis examines the SBSTTA-28 outcomes through a gender and justice lens, covering the Global Report and Monitoring Framework, the IPBES Business and Biodiversity Assessment, sustainable wildlife management, the Programme of Work on Protected Areas, and marine and coastal biodiversity — highlighting both progress and unresolved gaps ahead of COP17.
The CBD Women's Caucus invites organisations, networks and individuals to propose activities for the Women Hub at CBD COP17 in Yerevan, Armenia. Located inside the Blue Zone, the Hub will be a welcoming space for exchange, collective learning and connection around gender and biodiversity. Submit your proposal by 5 September 2026.
The CBD Women's Caucus submits 48 peer review comments calling for a substantive gender lens, sex-disaggregated data, and traceable finance in the Global Report on the KM-GBF.
