In this interview, UN-NGLS speaks with Simone Lovera, Director of the Global Forest Coalition (GFC), on a wide range of issues, including the interlinkages between women’s access to forests, protection of biodiversity, and poverty eradication. Ms. Lovera also reflects on a goal proposed by the Women’s Major Group during the 8th session of the Open Working Group on Sustainable Development Goals, entitled “Conservation of Ecosystems and Sustainable Use of Land and other Natural Resources.”
Belém, Brazil - In a betrayal of Indigenous Peoples, climate justice movements and civil society, COP30 has been a profound failure. Instead of bold commitments to phase out fossil fuels and protect Indigenous Peoples, ecosystems and biodiversity, governments doubled...
Photo Credits: Pilar Anco of CMP Flora Tristán and Fran Ribeiro/SOS CorpoOn Friday, November 14, the Global Forest Coalition (GFC), the Brazilian Women's Articulation (AMB), the International Women, Bodies, and Territories Initiative, and CP Peru organized the Ethical...
In a world marked by the escalating climate crisis, deepening inequalities, and accelerating resource extraction, civil society leaders from across the Global South are calling for a profound shift away from false climate solutions and towards real, gender-just and...
