Human rights and gender in the new Global Biodiversity Framework

While not perfect, the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework that was adopted last December brings about a paradigm shift as it moves towards human rights-based, gender-responsive and socially equitable biodiversity conservation, which facilitates better implementation and accountability.
Human rights and gender in the new Global Biodiversity Framework
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With the GBF´s Target 23 on gender equality, the CBD becomes the first environmental treaty to have a specific target on women’s rights. It embeds a gender-responsive approach in which all women and girls have equal opportunities and capacity to contribute to the GBF’s objectives. This includes recognition of their equal rights and access to land and natural resources, and their full, equal, meaningful and informed participation and leadership at all levels of action, involvement, decision-making and policy-making related to biodiversity. In addition, COP 15 adopted a new 2030 Gender Action Plan that will serve as a guide for realizing the goal of gender equality in biodiversity policy. 

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Go to the profile of Thirza Loffeld
almost 2 years ago

Thank you for sharing, Ana, and congratulations on this collective achievement! As you mentioned in the article, it's definitely a step in the right direction!

We have a WildHub member @Emily Rampling who is currently working to create a "Women's Rights at Work" document for a conservation NGO in the Republic of Congo. She is asking if anyone has anything that she could build on; with your background in law, would you perhaps have any advice for her? Please find her full question through the link below: https://wildhub.community/questions/2288

Many thanks in advance for your help!

Go to the profile of Beth Robinson
over 1 year ago

Many thanks for posting @Ana Di Pangracio I enjoyed reading this and good to see things move in a positive direction.