Challenges • Monitor and evaluate NBSAP implementation and identify gender-responsive actions. • Understand how gender-responsive actions target women. • Analyze the progress and efficiency of actions targeting women. • Identify opportunities to mainstream gender during the implementation of the Brazilian NBSAP. Actions taken • We included gender questions in the UNDP 6NR data tracking tool. We asked whether activities related to gender equality are part of the implementation plan, and which type of activities are planned. The tracking tool was shared with managers responsible for the implementation of NBSAP actions. • After receiving the report from managers, the information provided in the UNDP 6NR data tracking tool was used to identify gender-responsive actions and analyze its progress and efficiency. • The language of proposed activities targeting gender equality was used to classify gender-responsive actions according to how women are viewed. We base the assessment on the IUCN Women’s participation and gender considerations in country representation, planning and reporting to the BRS Conventions. Solutions • Included gender as a cross-cutting issue during the meetings to plan the 6th National Report. • Developed a strategy to collect information on gender mainstreaming in the implementation of the Brazilian NBSAP. • Included gender-related questions in the 6NR data tracking tool. Outcomes • 731 actions spanning all Aichi Targets were evaluated by project managers responsible for their implementation. Of these 89 actions, or 12%, were reported to be gender responsive. • Preliminary management report shows that 6% of gender-responsive actions have been concluded, 60% are actively under implementation, 21% are in the planning stage or early implementation, and 13 % have not started yet. • The majority of actions target women as stakeholders (34%), followed by beneficiaries (20%), agents of change (16%) and a vulnerable group (8%). Progress on the implementation of NBSAP actions 6NR BRAZIL Lessons Learned • The UNDP 6NR data tracking tool facilitated the monitoring and evaluation of the Brazilian NBSAP, allowed the identification of NBSAP actions targeting gender, and provided information on the progress and efficiency of gender-responsive actions. • We identified opportunities to improve gender mainstreaming for an additional 118 actions, or 16% of the Brazilian NBSAP. Distribution of gender-responsive NBSAP actions according to the Aichi Targets Progress on the implementation of gender-responsive NBSAP actions Who implement gender-responsive actions and how women are viewed Mainstreaming Gender Considerations into your 6NR Sixth National Report to the Convention on Biological Diversity

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Challenges

• Monitor and evaluate NBSAP implementation and identify gender-responsive actions.

• Understand how gender-responsive actions target women.• Analyze the progress and e�ciency of actions targeting women.• Identify opportunities to mainstream gender during the implementation

of the Brazilian NBSAP.

Actions taken

• We included gender questions in the UNDP 6NR data tracking tool. We asked whether activities related to gender equality are part of the implementation plan, and which type of activities are planned. The tracking tool was shared with managers responsible for the implementation of NBSAP actions.

• After receiving the report from managers, the information provided in the UNDP 6NR data tracking tool was used to identify gender-responsive actions and analyze its progress and e�ciency.

• The language of proposed activities targeting gender equality was used to classify gender-responsive actions according to how women are viewed. We base the assessment on the IUCN Women’s participation and gender considerations in country representation, planning and reporting to the BRS Conventions.

Solutions

• Included gender as a cross-cutting issue during the meetings to plan the 6th National Report.

• Developed a strategy to collect information on gender mainstreaming in the implementation of the Brazilian NBSAP.

• Included gender-related questions in the 6NR data tracking tool.

Outcomes

• 731 actions spanning all Aichi Targets were evaluated by project managers responsible for their implementation. Of these 89 actions, or 12%, were reported to be gender responsive.

• Preliminary management report shows that 6% of gender-responsive actions have been concluded, 60% are actively under implementation, 21% are in the planning stage or early implementation, and 13 % have not started yet.

• The majority of actions target women as stakeholders (34%), followed by bene�ciaries (20%), agents of change (16%) and a vulnerable group (8%).

Progress on the implementation of NBSAP actions

6NR BR A ZIL

Lessons Learned

• The UNDP 6NR data tracking tool facilitated the monitoring and evaluation of the Brazilian NBSAP, allowed the identi�cation of NBSAP actions targeting gender, and provided information on the progress and e�ciency of gender-responsive actions.

• We identi�ed opportunities to improve gender mainstreaming for an additional 118 actions, or 16% of the Brazilian NBSAP.

Distribution of gender-responsive NBSAP actions according to the Aichi Targets

Progress on the implementation of gender-responsive NBSAP actions

Who implement gender-responsive actions and how women are viewed

Mainstreaming Gender Considerations into your 6NRSixth National Report to the Convention on Biological Diversity