Gleichberechtigung, Umweltrechte und Öffentlichkeitsbeteiligung

WECF setzt voraus, dass das Recht auf eine gesunde Umwelt jedem Menschen von Geburt an zusteht – unabhängig von Gender (das durch die Gesellschaft zugewiesene soziale Geschlecht mit seinen spezifischen Rollenbegrenzungen), Hautfarbe, Rasse, sexueller Orientierung, Abstammung oder Einkommen. Das gilt für Entwicklung, Implementierung und Durchsetzung von Gesetzen zum Schutz der Umwelt. Oft gibt es in Gesellschaften Gruppen, die aufgrund eines dieser Merkmale weniger Durchsetzungskraft als andere haben und die mehr als andere unter Umweltverschmutzung leiden.

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Aktuelle News & Berichte

 

Statements by The Women’s Major Group during the April negotiations for Rio+20
Statement by the women’s major group on the occasion of the meeting of the Rio+20 Bureau with Major Groups
05.05.2012 | WECF news

 

Apply NOW! Women Rio+20 Good Practice Award: Women’s contributions to Sustainable and Equitable Economies
Women-led organizations and groups working on sustainable development in developing countries are invited to nominate their initiatives to be recognized as one of five winning...
02.05.2012 | WECF News

 

On the Road to Rio+20: A Series of Preparatory Conferences in Africa
In February and March, 2012, WECF, in cooperation with local partners, organised pre-meetings on how to prepare for the Rio+20 Conference in June
29.04.2012 | Rasa Jaruseviciute

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Aktuelle Pressemeldungen

International Women's Day 2012: Why is Rio+20 important for women?
WECF, organising Partner Women’s Major Group for Rio+20 states: the “Green Economy” needs Gender Equality
07.03.2012 | WECF Press Release

Projektvorstellung

 

Democratization of the governance of the Dniester river basin
Local authorities, NGOs and citizen's communities work together in trans-boundary cooperation between Moldova, Transdniestria and Ukraine towards sustainable management of Dniester River Basin
Donors: Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MinBuza), European Cooperation, MATRA programme, The Netherlands
Partners: Eco-Tiras, Eco-spectrum, Black Sea Women's Club
Duration: 12/2007 - 12/2010

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Aktuelle Publikationen

 

Brustkrebs und Umwelteinflüsse
Die WECF Broschüre in 2., aktualisierter Ausgabe
18.04.2012

 

Gender Equality and Environmental Rights for All
WECF Publication: Gender as cross-cutting issue within WECF’s work
10.02.2012

 

Women’s Major Group: Rio+20 Position Statement - Summary
Summary of the Women’s Major Group Statements for UN Conference on Sustainable Development
12.01.2012

 

Final evaluation of WECF’s MFS1 Programme “Empowerment and Local Action” (ELA)
This report presents the findings of the final evaluation of WECF’s ELA programme, implemented from January 2008 to December 2010.
29.12.2011

 

It is just a matter of time until the next catastrophe
Mayak - Chernobyl - Lessons not Learned - poster presentation
22.03.2011

 

The Critical Question - first hand reports from the frontlines of the nuclear fuel chain
Available in English, French and German, "The Critical Question" offers first hand reports from individuals who have been effected by the nuclear power industry. In this booklet, insiders report on their direct experiences of uranium mining and enrichment, nuclear disasters and on the storage of radioactive substances.
16.03.2011

 

'Green' Economy: inclusive and equitable
Women Rio+20 Steering Committee presents "Gender and Green Economy" position paper at the 26th UNEP Governing meeting on February 23 in Nairobi
24.02.2011 | Sascha Gabizon

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