SDG5: Gender equality
Putting an end to all discrimination against women and girls is essential if we aim at granting equal human rights to all and if we want to achieve a sustainable future. In fact, women are disproportionately affected by climate change and the disasters it creates; but they contribute hugely to sustainable economic development if they re empowered. Achieving this objective requires bold action to eliminate violence and discrimination in the forms of forced marriages, limited participation to decision-making, limited access to economic rights, and to promote the universal guarantee of reproductive rights.
Organizations
Organization | Non-Governmental and Business Organizations
International Organization for Standardization
ISO
Organization | Multilateral Environmental Agreements
Minamata Convention on Mercury
Organization | Thematic Platforms
SDG Lab
Organization | Intergovernmental Organizations
UNEP Crisis Management Branch
Organization | Intergovernmental Organizations
United Nations Collaborative Programme on Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation in Developing Countries
UN-REDD
Organization | Intergovernmental Organizations
United Nations Development Programme Office in Geneva
UNDP
Organization | Intergovernmental Organizations
United Nations Institute for Training and Research
UNITAR
Organization | Intergovernmental Organizations
United Nations Research Institute for Social Development
UNRISD
Organization | Intergovernmental Organizations
United Nations Women Liaison Office in Geneva
UN Women
Experts
Silja Halle
Silja Halle is a Programme Officer at the Crisis Management Branch of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP).Learning
Learning | Online Course
MOOC Introduction to the 2030 Agenda | A New Agenda for a Sustainable World (9th edition)
24 Feb – 31 Jul 2020
UNITAR