National Monitoring and Review of The Sustainable Development Goals And Development Justice
APWLD's Women 2030 Partners Meeting In Chiang Mai, Thailand APWLD TRACKS HISTORY OF SHAPING THE 2030 AGENDA FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
Updated Development Justice Briefer
Updated from the 2013 version, this Development Justice briefer provides succinct framework of the new development model, and offers some
Call for Interest: Women 2030 Sub-grant for National Monitoring and Review of the Sustainable Development Goals and Development Justice
DEADLINE: Friday, 8 July 2016 APWLD is inviting women’s rights and feminist organizations from Indonesia, Thailand, Cambodia, Nepal, India, Bangladesh,
RCEM factsheets
APWLD as co-chair of the Regional Civil Society Engagement Mechanism (RCEM) supported the production of 9 different factsheets containing development
Statement: Multi-stakeholder Dialogue Restoring and Sustaining Healthy Ecosystems for People and Planet: Partnerships to Jointly Deliver on the Environmental Dimensions of the 2030 Agenda, UNEA-2
Our member, Helen Hakena (Leitana Nehan Women Development Agency), was selected to speak at the Multi-Stakeholder Dialogue: Restoring and Sustaining
Statement: High Level Forum on Gender and Environment, UNEA-2
During the United Nation Environment Assembly (UNEA) 2, High Level Forum on Gender and Environment organised by UNEP Gender
Statement on Multi-Stakeholder Partnerships, GMGSF and UNEA-2 – 20-27 May 2016
Wardarina represented APWLD/RCEM/Women Major Group to speak in the panel on “How can Multi-stakeholder partnership strengthen and complement the government
Civil Society Opening Remarks at the Asia Pacific Forum on Sustainable Development 2016
Mai Naomi Thang of Ninu Women in Action-Burma delivers Civil Society Opening Remarks at the Asia Pacific Forum on Sustainable
Gender-responsive climate policy with a focus on adaptation and capacity-building, and training for delegates on gender issues
Introduction At COP20, Parties adopted the Lima Work Programme on Gender (Decision 18/CP.20), which aims to further advance the implementation
Submission to Australian Parliamentary Joint Standing Committee on Treaties On the Trans Pacific Partnership Agreement
APWLD concludes that the TPP will have serious and negative impacts on women’s human rights, development justice, the capacity to