This September at the UN General Assembly in New York, governments and leaders will again meet to set the next global development agenda. People, especially the poor, seldom have representation in these forums. Instead, these are often dominated by the most powerful interest groups like rich nations and their corporations.

Telling the Story of Today's Climate Movement

Today's climate movement is different from the one of decades past, and we want to make sure the People's Climate March tells the story of today's climate movement. To make that happen, we're trying something new and arranging the contingents of the march in a way that helps us thread our many messages together.

2015 will be a significant year, encompassing the adoption of the post-2015 development framework, the 15th anniversary of resolution 1325 and the 20th anniversary of the Beijing Women's conference.

Currently, Member States, the UN system, civil society organizations, academia, private sector and businesses, research institutions and other stakeholders around the world are engaged in various processes to negotiate a new global framework for sustainable development - the post-2015 development agenda.

Resolution adopted by the General Assembly on the report of the First Committee titled "Women, Disarmament, Non-proliferation and Arms Control".

Resolution adopted by the General Assembly on the report of the Third Committee titled "Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women".

Resolution adopted by the General Assembly on the report of the Second Committee titled "Women in Development".

Please see below for a document with some of the Women, Peace and Security related events during CSW58.

CSW58 Event
Bosnia to Syria: Women & Conflict: Sharing Lessons and Strategy
12 March 2014, 10.30 am – 12 pm