Advocacy and participation

La COP4 del Acuerdo de Escazú, realizada en Nassau, Bahamas, fue un espacio regional clave para la democracia ambiental en América Latina y el Caribe. En este escenario se abordaron discusiones sobre justicia ambiental, participación pública y protección de las personas defensoras del territorio. La delegación de la Juntanza Climática Feminista, conformada por mujeres que participaron en el diplomado, llegó a este espacio para posicionar experiencias, visiones y propuestas construidas desde los territorios, fortaleciendo la incidencia de las mujeres y poniendo las voces comunitarias en el centro de las decisiones.

Organizations Cauca-Adapted and Resilient, Barranquilla,+20 and Green by Nature, uniting their efforts have strengthened the initiative I Government whose aim is to “educate the community members of the Commune II, and of the city of Popayán, Colombia forming a group of 50 people in Open Government and environmental democracy in a dynamic and pedagogical, based on innovative methodologies of collective construction in which form the citizen in GA and their pillars as an effective tool for the improvement of the exercise of citizen oversight body and social control,” the same will be implemented from January of this year, thanks to the recognition awarded by the Ministry of the Interior of Colombia.

In coordination with the Latin american Network of Youth for democracy – YOUTH LAC, we organized a national dialogue on the University of North with the purpose of knowing the perspectives of youth in issues of democracy, governance, peace, environment, among others, which were consolidated for the way to the general assembly of the OAS.