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The CBD Women's Caucus (CBD WC) is a self-organised global platform, under the scope of the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD), for all women and girls to advocate for their rights in biodiversity-related decision-making processes at all levels.

Advancing Target 23 and the Gender Plan of Action: National Experiences, Lessons Learned and Collaborative PartnershipsJ...
21/10/2026

Advancing Target 23 and the Gender Plan of Action: National Experiences, Lessons Learned and Collaborative Partnerships

Join us tomorrow at for an exchange of national experiences, emerging results and lessons learned with Gender and Biodiversity Focal Points from 🇬đŸ‡č Guatemala, đŸ‡č🇯 Tajikistan, 🇰đŸ‡Č Comoros, đŸ‡ČđŸ‡œ Mexico, 🇳🇩 Namibia, 🇹🇩 Canada and 🇰🇼 Kiribati.

We will also launch the Policies in Practice report, bringing further evidence and lessons to support gender-responsive biodiversity action.

📅 22 October | 18:15–19:30
📍 Shaki – Women’s Caucus Room, Blue Zone

Convened by the Gender and Biodiversity Focal Points Network and the *D Women’s Caucus

We look forward to seeing you there!

KMGBF

21/10/2026

Lim Li Ching, senior researcher with the Third World Network, presents our report “It is time to talk about the elephants in the room” at .

🩋 COP17 is one week away.From 19 to 30 October 2026, the world meets in Yerevan, Armenia, for the UN Biodiversity Confer...
12/10/2026

🩋 COP17 is one week away.
From 19 to 30 October 2026, the world meets in Yerevan, Armenia, for the UN Biodiversity Conference, COP17 Armenia, under the theme “Taking Action for Nature”.
This is the halfway point. Four years after the adoption of the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework, Parties will conduct the first global review of collective progress towards the 2030 targets. Engagement is strong, and progress is being made, but implementation is not yet happening at the pace and scale needed.
Women from all corners of the world, as actors, stewards and leaders of biodiversity action, have come together to make this moment count. Gender justice is not a side issue but a cross-cutting priority, and a condition for reaching every target.
It is time for decision-makers to commit to the transformative change that is needed, ensuring a future where women and biodiversity thrive together.

👀 Keep an eye on our channels: much more is coming!

🔗 Find all our engagements at COP17 here: [https://lnkd.in/ewm6T2iQ]
📍 Coming to Yerevan? Tell us in the comments; we’d love to connect at COP17!

🌿 As we approach COP17 Armenia , we are pleased to share that on 29 September, our Coordinator Amelia Arreguín Prado rep...
09/10/2026

🌿 As we approach COP17 Armenia , we are pleased to share that on 29 September, our Coordinator Amelia Arreguín Prado represented the C*D Women’s Caucus at Armenia’s National Multi-Stakeholder Dialogue on Gender and Biodiversity, organized by the Raoul Wallenberg Institute (RWI), with support from UN Women and other partners. The dialogue brought together representatives from the Ministries of Foreign Affairs, Environment, and Labour and Social Affairs, alongside civil society organizations, academia and international development partners.

Our representative Amelia Arreguín Prado delivered opening remarks, contributed to a high-level panel and designed and moderated an interactive session on Building Partnerships and Collective Action. Her interventions emphasized the need to move beyond women’s participation towards tangible improvements in rights, access to resources, livelihoods and biodiversity outcomes. Through five facilitated breakout groups, participants identified shared priorities, opportunities for collaboration and concrete actions to inform a collective roadmap for gender-responsive biodiversity action in Armenia beyond COP17 Armenia.

🔗 For more information: https://lnkd.in/e4UYrTnQ

📾 Photos: Raoul Wallenberg Institute (RWI)

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COP17 Armenia

🌿 New blog on our website!From 7 to 9 September 2026, the C*D Women’s Caucus participated in the Kunming Dialogue on col...
28/09/2026

🌿 New blog on our website!

From 7 to 9 September 2026, the C*D Women’s Caucus participated in the Kunming Dialogue on collective progress in the implementation of the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework, held in Kunming, China. The Caucus was represented by Berta Medrano from El Salvador and Fátima El-Aaraby from Morocco , alongside Alice Kammwamba, Caucus representative to the AHSTAG, and Caucus board members Cristina Eghenter and Ruth Spencer.

The Dialogue brought together around 300 participants, including Parties, indigenous peoples and local communities, women, youth, experts and other stakeholders, to take an honest look at progress ahead of the first global review at COP17.

Across the five thematic roundtables, the C*D Women’s Caucus shared experiences, concrete examples and its own initiatives. We identified the gaps and needs that must be addressed to ensure women’s perspectives are reflected in the global report.

📖 Read the full blog here: [link in the bio]

UN Biodiversity

We’re pleased to share the recap of last week’s webinar « Policies in Practice: Learning from National Experiences for G...
22/09/2026

We’re pleased to share the recap of last week’s webinar « Policies in Practice: Learning from National Experiences for Gender-Responsive Implementation of the Global Biodiversity Framework, » hosted by C*D Women’s Caucus, University College London and the UK Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, ahead of in Yerevan, Armenia.
The webinar opened with deep reflections from University College London, DEFRA and the C*D Women’s Caucus on why this work matters now, followed by a preview of a forthcoming joint report drawing on the analysis of C*D’s 7th National Reports, GPA mid-term review submissions and 18 interviews across ten countries.
The heart of the session was a roundtable with gender focal points from Mexico, Tajikistan and Indonesia, who shared what actually moved implementation forward in their countries and what still stands in the way. Real, practical lessons on listening to communities, building cross-sector partnerships, and turning policy commitments into financed, monitored action on the ground.
The report itself will be published in full ahead of , as a practical, shareable tool for governments, civil society and practitioners working to translate gender commitments in biodiversity policies into action.
The recording is available with interpretation in English, French and Spanish.
Missed the webinar? Don’t worry! Check out the blog for the full recap. 👇
📄 Read the blog: [https://cbdwomenscaucus.org/webinar-policies-in-practice-learning-from-national-experiences-for-gender-responsive-implementation-of-the-global-biodiversity-framework/ ]link in BIO

As the Kunming dialogue starts today— where we are gathering to discuss progress on the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodive...
07/09/2026

As the Kunming dialogue starts today— where we are gathering to discuss progress on the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework — as we submitted 48 comments because gender justice can’t be a footnote in the Framework’s flagship progress report.

Here is what we are calling for:
1ïžâƒŁ Gender-disaggregated data across every target — not just Target 23
2ïžâƒŁ Traceable, gender-responsive funding that actually reaches women-led organizations
3ïžâƒŁ Meaningful participation to ensure gender justice — not just quotas
4ïžâƒŁ Recognized land, water and customary tenure rights for women
5ïžâƒŁ Real synergy with CEDAW, the Gender Plan of Action and the Rio Conventions

Gender justice is not only a fundamental human right — it is a necessary foundation for achieving the objectives of the KM-GBF, including its Target 23 and the Gender Plan of Action.

đŸ“„ Read the full submission: Link in the BIO

*D Target23 BelemGAP COP17

Today marks the International Day of Indigenous Women where women have always led in protecting biodiversity, preservin...
05/09/2026

Today marks the International Day of Indigenous Women where women have always led in protecting biodiversity, preserving traditional knowledge, and sustaining their communities.

Indigenous women, as knowledge holders, stewards of biodiversity, and leaders in their own right, are the foundation of this work — not newly included, but always central to it.

The C*D Women’s Caucus has submitted our case studies on Traditional Knowledge, Innovations and Practices of Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities to the C*D Secretariat for the KM-GBF Global Report.

12 case studies from Africa, Asia-Pacific and Latin America — seed banks in Mali, market governance in Indonesia, park stewardship on Rapa Nui, ecological knowledge in Cameroon, and more. Real, documented leadership by women from Indigenous people and local communities, now part of the record shaping how the world tracks progress on biodiversity.

📄 Full submission — link in bio
🌍 cbdwomenscaucus.org

🍀Today we held our monthly call bringing together C*D Women’s Caucus members for policy updates, board updates, and ini...
02/09/2026

🍀Today we held our monthly call bringing together C*D Women’s Caucus members for policy updates, board updates, and initiative updates and open processes

The meeting covered SBSTTA 28, SBI 07, and UNCCD COP17, with updates and reports from these events. We also covered our collective preparation for COP17 from registration and events to communications and policy as well as the Kunming Dialogue, which begins next week.

We also heard updates on our initiatives, including open processes and opportunities for Caucus members to get involved. Breakout rooms are becoming a regular part of our monthly calls a chance for the community to connect, get to know each other, share the great work they’re doing locally and globally, and find opportunities to collaborate.

You can always be part of the C*D Women’s Caucus ,whether you’re an organization or an individual, just sign up. Link in bio.

UN Biodiversity

đŸŽ™ïž We’re pleased to share the recap of last week’s side event « Lessons Learned from Gender Action Plans Toward the New ...
26/08/2026

đŸŽ™ïž We’re pleased to share the recap of last week’s side event « Lessons Learned from Gender Action Plans Toward the New UNCCD Strategic Framework » hosted by the C*D Women’s Caucus FARN, WEDO WEDO, and the Women & Gender Constituency Women and Gender Constituency for UNFCCC, at in Ulaanbaatar.
And in the midst of the blockage of gender, Rio Convention synergies, civil society engagement, and the future strategic framework from the negotiating floor, our speakers brought the conversation into a room that parties can’t block:
đŸ”č Ms. Ana Di Pangracio () set the stage — the interconnectedness of the Rio Conventions and the space for gender-responsive implementation across them
đŸ”č Ms. Amelia Arreguin Prado (C*D Women’s Caucus) presented the C*D Gender Plan of Action — the operational tool for Target 23 of the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework — and what the SBI-6 evidence shows about implementation gaps
đŸ”č Ms. Narine Hokobyana (Government of Armenia) shared Armenia’s national experience building gender-responsive environmental and land governance
đŸ”č Ms. Mwanahamisi Singano () presented the UNFCCC’s newly named BelĂ©m Gender Action Plan — its gains, its losses, and its explicit links to the C*D and UNCCD
đŸ”č Ms. Beth Roberts () closed with the hardest read of the three: what the UNCCD’s own Gender Action Plan needs to catch up, and what the Future Strategic Framework must get right
Missed the event? Don’t worry — check out the blog report for the full highlights. 👇
📄 Read the blog (link in the bio and the stories): [https://cbdwomenscaucus.org/lessons-learned-from-gender-action-plans-toward-the-new-unccd-strategic-framework/]

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