Gender analysis of the progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals 1, 2, 5, 6, 13 and 15 in five countries in Latin America. The report reviews national policies and international agreements on gender equality; the socio-economic and cultural barriers women and men face, including GBV; and women’s groups efforts to achieve sustainable alternatives for the mutual coexistence between people and nature. The assessment was done by Fundaexpresión in Colombia, Heñoi in Paraguay, Colectivo VientoSur in Chile, CIPCA in Bolivia and MUPAN in Brazil, with the support from the Global Forest Coalition (GFC).
Report
Toward Buen Vivir with Gender Equity and Environmental Justice
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- 2020
Author:
- Juana Vera Delgado
Organization:
- Global Forest Coalition
Citation:
- Vera Delgado, J. (2020). Toward Buen Vivir with Gender Equity and Environmental Justice. Global Forest Coalition. Available here: https://globalforestcoalition.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/LAC-gender-assessments-EN.pdf
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Synopsis
Classifications
Accessing and Controlling Natural Resources, Addressing Gender-Based Violence, Advancing Women’s Participation and Leadership, Agriculture, Agroecosystems, Bolivia, Brazil, Building Gender Knowledge and Capacities, Chile, Civil Society, Clean Water and Sanitation, Climate Action, Climate Change, Colombia, Community-Based Organisations, Conservation, Documents and resources, English, External, Farming, Food Security, Food Security Resilience, Forests, Gender Equality, Gendered Work Burdens, Good Practices, Indigenous Women, Land and Resource Rights, Land Rights, Latin America and the Caribbean, Life on Land, No Poverty, Paraguay, Report, Social Inclusion and Intersectionality, Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Water, Water Management, Women’s Associations and Cooperatives, Women’s Organisations, Zero Hunger
Sustainable Development Goals
