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Gender equality is a  Sustainable Development Goal (SDG)  and at the same time is recognised as a cross-sectional perspective for all  SDGs . Despite this commitment, the  SDGs  risk reinforcing a women-oriented sustainability discourse. First, there is a danger of feminising environmental responsibility, which at the same time strengthens the assumption of a heteronormative normality. Second, feminist critiques of growth-oriented economic rationalities are categorically ignored.

Rethinking gender: feminist perspectives on Sustainable Development Goals in the light of (re)productivity