ABOUT US
The Women’s Major Group was created at the 1992 Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, where governments recognized Women as one of the nine important groups in society for achieving sustainable development. The WMG is an official participant in the United Nations processes on Sustainable Development. Other processes use the major group or similar systems, with the WMG active in the processes of the United Nations Environment Program since 1996.

2017 International Conference on the Sustainable Development Goals Statistics (ICSDGS)
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International Workshop on Statistical Classifications for ECLAC countries
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UNEA-3: Alice Odingo responds to why the Environmental Assembly resolutions matter to her
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Towards Building Sustainable Statistical Capacity for the Implementation and Review of the Agenda 2030 and the SDGs
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UNEA-3: WMG Input to the Report “Towards a Pollution Free Planet”
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