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During the 69th session of the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW69), UNESCO will host the side event “Beijing+30: UNESCO's Actions for Women and Girls – Achievements and Foresight” on March 18, featuring eight pilot initiatives that showcase achievements in advancing women’s and girls’ equal rights and opportunities, ensuring a more equitable future for all.

The twelve critical areas of concern outlined in the Beijing Platform for Action (BPfA) remain as urgent as ever. These areas are central to UNESCO’s unique mandate, across all its areas of work – in education, science, culture, communication, and information – driving its commitment to advancing human rights and ensuring that the voices and leadership of women and girls are recognized. This includes teachers, learners, journalists, artists, scientists, researchers, human rights advocates, and climate advocates.

UNESCO’s commitment extends beyond traditional areas, incorporating cross-cutting themes and innovative approaches to promote equality. This includes sports, ocean science, artificial intelligence, and neurotechnology initiatives. 

By leveraging its education, science, culture, and communication expertise, UNESCO addresses complex challenges such as the climate crisis and rapid technological advancements and plays a crucial role alongside its partner in implementing the BPfA.