GEF Women and Gender Caucus’ Priorities for GEF-9 and all GEF Funds
GEF Women and Gender Caucus priorities for GEF-9 advancing equitable finance, direct access, accountability, governance, and transformative implementation
Etiqueta Report
Policy coherence, including a potential joint work programme of the Rio Conventions
CBD Women’s Caucus submission proposing coherent Rio Convention action on Gender Action Plans, finance, land rights, and environmental defenders.
UNFCCC Gender Action Plan & CBD Gender Plan of Action: Synergies for Implementation at National Level
Briefing on synergies between the CBD and UNFCCC Gender Action Plans to support coordinated, gender-responsive implementation across climate and biodiversity at national level.
Scientific and Technical Needs to Strengthen Gender-Responsive Implementation of the Kunming–Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework (KMGBF)
Policy brief on gender-responsive biodiversity implementation: gender focal points highlight gaps in data, finance, participation and institutional support for advancing KM-GBF Target 23.
Policy Brief: Advancing gender justice in biodiversity data and policy
Policy brief on gender-responsive biodiversity data: women-led organizations generate evidence but face barriers in recognition, resources, and policy influence.
Findings Report: Advancing gender justice in biodiversity data and policy
Findings report on gender-responsive biodiversity data, mapping capacities, gaps and opportunities to strengthen women-led evidence and influence biodiversity policy.
Making Space for Women’s Leadership in Biodiversity Data and Evidence
On 5 March ahead of 70th Session of the Commission on the Status of Women(CSW70), the CBD Women’s Caucus, in collaboration with International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED), convened a virtual launch of its recent publication on Advancing Gender Justice in Biodiversity Data and Policy. The session brought together voices from across regions and institutions to reflect on a shared challenge: how to ensure that biodiversity monitoring is not only technically robust, but also rights-based, inclusive, and grounded in the lived realities of women.