BRICS Feminist Watch

A global south feminist alliance from emerging economies working towards influencing policy cross‐regionally as it pertains to BRICS activities.

[BRICS Feminist Watch @BRICSFeminist]

⏳ Last chance to register!

Join feminist scholars, activists and practitioners from across the Global South for a timely discussion on gender, energy transitions, development cooperation and labour.

🔗 https://t.co/SOf9rxUE3W

#BRICS #GenderJustice

[BRICS Feminist Watch @BRICSFeminist]

Historic milestone at #BRICS2026: BRICS Women Ministers adopted the first-ever Joint Statement under the BRICS Women Track, reaffirming cooperation on women's leadership, entrepreneurship, digital inclusion and climate resilience.

Read the statement at: https://t.co/EViGUW8odK

[MenaFem Movement For Economic,Ecological Justice @MenaFem]

inclusive, equitable and people-centred pathways for cooperation.
📅 22 July 2026 (Wednesday)
🕒 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM (IST)
12:30 PM – 2:30 PM (UTC) | 2:30 PM – 4:30 PM (CEST) | 8:30 PM – 10:30 PM (CST) | 9:30 AM – 11:30 AM (BRT)
🔗To register: https://t.co/Cj7hE2L1Gz

[MenaFem Movement For Economic,Ecological Justice @MenaFem]

🛑🌍Don't Miss the Webinar:A Ground-Level Inquiry into Energy Transitions, Development Cooperation and Labour🛑🌍

🎙Our Fonder & Executive Director @shereent is one of the guests who will be speaking
The discussion will explore how feminist perspectives can inform more

[BRICS Feminist Watch @BRICSFeminist]

Public finance is not gender-neutral.

In this analysis, Bemnet Agata for @TaxJusticeNet argues that taxation, public spending and debt shape care, health, education and climate action - and should be central to feminist and tax justice debates.

https://t.co/x5g2JyohuO

[BRICS Feminist Watch @BRICSFeminist]

How can BRICS advance a more gender-just vision of development, energy transitions and labour?

Join feminist scholars, practitioners and civil society leaders from across the Global South for this timely webinar.

Register: https://t.co/SOf9rxUE3W

#BRICS #GenderJustice

[BRICS Feminist Watch @BRICSFeminist]

The adoption of the roadmap marks an important step, but sustained political commitment and implementation will determine whether it delivers meaningful progress for women across BRICS member countries.

[BRICS Feminist Watch @BRICSFeminist]

Following the BRICS Women Working Group discussions in Kochi (6–7 July), BRICS members adopted a Joint Roadmap on Women's Empowerment at the Women Ministerial Meeting, advancing cooperation on leadership, inclusion, skills and women-led development.

https://t.co/S6iLa77kXZ

[BRICS Feminist Watch @BRICSFeminist]

It also promotes knowledge-sharing and institutional cooperation across BRICS members, providing a framework for advancing shared priorities on women's empowerment and inclusive development.

[BRICS Feminist Watch @BRICSFeminist]

Climate resilience depends on gender equality. In a report by @ODI_Global , featured by @PolityZA , the case is made for placing women at the centre of climate adaptation, food systems and climate finance.

https://t.co/9dLnGPYxah

[BRICS Feminist Watch @BRICSFeminist]

In this article for @IISD_SDGs, @kentnnadozie argues that stronger multilateral cooperation is essential to build resilient food systems, protect biodiversity and advance sustainable development.

#FoodSecurity #Multilateralism

https://t.co/SEWBmGnHql

[BRICS Feminist Watch @BRICSFeminist]

How can countries build resilience amid sanctions, geopolitical rivalry and economic uncertainty?

This analysis explores what Iran's experience reveals about diversification, strategic autonomy and reducing external vulnerabilities in the Global South.

https://t.co/kvDLfRpEdX

[BRICS Feminist Watch @BRICSFeminist]

In this article for @TableBriefings, Judith Kaulem examines how Global South perspectives are reshaping debates on sustainable development, with greater emphasis on equity, local agency and structural transformation.

https://t.co/uEZa1MbbqY

[BRICS Feminist Watch @BRICSFeminist]

Development finance is no longer just about capital. In @ecobusinesscom, Tanu M. Goyal and Shekhar Aiyar argue that knowledge, technology and institutional capacity are becoming just as important for long-term development.

https://t.co/yGD6kujmPs

[BRICS Feminist Watch @BRICSFeminist]

In this article for @WIONews , @prashasti7 explores how Global South countries are reframing debates on development finance and climate debt around equity, accountability and historical responsibility.
#ClimateJustice #ClimateFinance #DevelopmentFinance

https://t.co/GQsOUPjKNh

[BRICS Feminist Watch @BRICSFeminist]

In @tablebriefings, @PaulineKoelbl of @ShEquityAfrica argues that gender inclusion is central to climate resilience & nature-positive growth. Climate solutions depend not only on finance and technology, but also on power, participation and representation.

https://t.co/00xIHGsD48

[BRICS Feminist Watch @BRICSFeminist]

Global development isn't only about funding - it's also about who produces knowledge and shapes solutions. This article calls for greater investment in research, innovation and scientific leadership across the Global South.

https://t.co/vDTxyS4Per

@devex

[BRICS Feminist Watch @BRICSFeminist]

UN Women warns that regressive policies can create a "contagion effect", encouraging rollbacks of women's rights elsewhere.

A reminder that progress on gender equality remains fragile and requires continued political commitment.

https://t.co/kleHrvKTGJ

@democrata_info

[BRICS Feminist Watch @BRICSFeminist]

Fossil fuel extraction often leaves Global South communities carrying the environmental and social costs while receiving limited benefits. A feminist and decolonial perspective on why climate justice requires confronting power, not just emissions.

https://t.co/qsjuIUfozi