Wednesday 25 March, 16:00

Women Ocean Guardians — Ocean Conservation and Blue Economies

This policy briefing outlines the Women Ocean Guardians Initiative and its voluntary commitment to advance ocean conservation and sustainable blue economies through women’s leadership. It examines inclusive ocean governance, gender equality, climate resilience and pathways for integrating women-led approaches into marine policy and economic planning. The session discusses coalition-building, policy priorities and measurable actions to promote equitable participation, sustainable livelihoods and long-term ocean stewardship.

In English.

Avenue de la Paix 14,
1202 Genève
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Photo Credit: UNEP Geneva Environment Network

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