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[ENG] In each column, please click on "thumbs up" if you agree and insert a comment if you want to raise a red flag, explaining why.

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Integrate demographic diversity and gender equality across all state and non-state climate financing frameworks, investment criteria, and accountability mechanisms, including platforms for transparent management. This ensures project design, implementation, and resource allocation reflect the diverse needs and vulnerabilities of all populations.

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Increase global multilateral climate finance flows to SRHR and GBV prevention in climate context by 2030, including addressing economic and non-economic losses and damages.

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Provide comprehensive capacity development for governments, especially from Least Developed Countries (LDCs). This support should enable them to develop bankable projects, including through national direct access entities, transparently manage climate finance, and identify approaches to maximize existing national health and social protection budgets to integrate climate adaptation.

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Foster partnerships with philanthropic organizations and the private sector to mobilize additional resources and innovative solutions for gender-transformative climate action, including SRHR and GBV programming.

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[ENG] Strengthen demographic intelligence and integrated, gender-responsive data

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[ENG] Ensure Human Rights and Intersectional Approach to Climate Action

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[ENG] Enhance Local Leadership, Strengthen Capacity Building, and Ensure Meaningful Social Participation for Climate-Resilient SRHR and GBV Responses

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[EN] Increase Gender-Transformative and Inclusive Climate Financing

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Significantly scale up and ensure direct, non-debt-creating, and gender-responsive climate finance for communities disproportionately affected by climate impacts, particularly in fragile and conflict regions. This includes prioritizing streamlined access with simplified application processes for organizations led by local communities, women, indigenous peoples, people of African descent, ethnic minorities and people with disabilities, and build their capacity to access and manage climate finance.

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Support and empower national and subnational governments, civil society organizations and local leaders - including women and girls in all their diversity - to mainstream SRHR, GBV, and HP protection within climate policies and programs. This requires tailored capacity building, quality education, and accessible information.

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Institutionalize meaningful participation and decision-making power, alongside access to unrestricted civic spaces, for women and girls in all their diversity, indigenous peoples, people of African descent, and for groups in vulnerable situations, at all levels of climate governance.

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Substantively integrate SRHR, GBV, and HP deliverables into the new Gender Action Plan with substantive targets and clear means of implementation;

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Facilitate knowledge exchange and peer learning among local communities and actors, including women in all their diversity,  to scale effective, community-driven SRHR and climate solutions.

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Mandate a technical dialogue on SRHR and GBV at the 64th and 66th Session of the Subsidiary Body Meeting (SB64 and SB66) in Bonn by June 2026 and 2027, with a review at the Global Stocktake in 2028;

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Request Submission from Parties on the Impact of Climate Change on SRHR and GBV, Response Measures and Identified Gaps, ahead of the technical dialogue at SB64 and the COP31;

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Promote the active engagement of men and boys as allies and advocates for gender equality, SRHR, and the prevention of GBV and HP in climate action, fostering positive masculinities.

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Continue advocating for stronger integration of SRHR and GBV within the Belem Health Action Plan, specifically across its priorities on health equity, climate justice, and social participation, and throughout all three action lines.

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Promote the inclusion of measurable SRHR and GBV indicators in the Global Goal on Adaptation (GGA) to support intersectional gender-transformative climate action.

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Integrate human rights standards across all climate policies, ensuring they are responsive to demographic diversity and the unequal distribution of risks. These policies must be inclusive of marginalized populations, including women, children and youth, older persons, Indigenous Peoples, ethnic minorities, people of African descent, persons with disabilities, LGBTQI+, sex-workers, homeless population, informal workers, and industry workers exposed to extreme heat.

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NDCs and NAPs: Promote substantive integration of gender equality, SRHR, GBV and harmful practices in the third and subsequent cycles of the Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs), the National Adaptation Plans (NAPs) and other national climate policies and plans. This must include key indicators, dedicated budget and clear means of implementation.

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Ensure accountability mechanisms for gender and SRHR outcomes in climate action. This requires optimizing existing reporting cycles and review mechanisms of UNFCCC, CIPD and other relevant bodies such as the High-Level Political Forum (HLPF), Universal Periodic Review (UPR), and Convention on Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW).

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Food and Water Security: Implement climate-resilient agricultural practices, sustainable urban food systems, and sustainable water management strategies, including combating exposure to agrochemicals and waste contamination. Ensure the integration of traditional and indigenous knowledge, technology transfer, and equitable access to land and natural resources.

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Ensure that all Loss & Damage activities and mechanisms adopt a human rights-based approach, fully grounded in the principles of intergenerational justice, gender equality, and equity, and comprehensively address non-economic Loss & Damage.

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Just Energy Transition: Accelerate a just and gender-responsive energy transition that ensures equitable governance and access to clean, affordable, and reliable energy for all, considering both productive and reproductive needs. Promote a holistic and just transition across all sectors impacted by climate action, ensuring no communities or workers are left behind, with particular attention to gender equality and SRHR outcomes.

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Nature-based Solutions: Support and implement nature-based solutions that are rights-based, gender-responsive, while ethically and equitably engaging relevant   indigenous, traditional, and local knowledge.

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Migration and Conflict: Promote integrated, multisectoral approaches to simultaneously address climate-induced displacement, conflict, and SRHR challenges. This will ensure sustainable solutions for affected populations, with special attention to GBV prevention and SRHR servicè continuity.

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Strengthen adaptive global data ecosystems that integrate information and validation from communities, local governments, and civil society to ensure data remains accurate and is supportive of climate adaptation measures.

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Invest in safe and ethical generation and use of findable, accessible, interoperable, and reusable (FAIR) data  on the impacts of climate change in SRHR, GBV, and harmful practices.

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Strengthen national and sub-national data systems and information management across health, gender, social protection, weather, and climate, including in fragile and conflict contexts, to generate multisectoral, disaggregated data by age, sex, gender, race, ethnicity, disability, location, and other relevant social markers.

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Strengthen primary healthcare systems and first responders as the front line for delivering essential SRHR services, particularly in fragile and climate-affected contexts. Ensure these systems are climate-resilient and accessible to all.

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Enhance data-driven analysis by integrating SRHR, GBV, and harmful practices indicators, intersectional analysis, and spatial data to identify populations most vulnerable to climate hazards and inform comprehensive climate action for both slow and sudden onset events.

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Ensure continued access to services, including contraceptive and family planning, for populations impacted by climate hazards, especially  climate migrants without access to formal health services.

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Recognize and uphold the rights of communities to control, access, and benefit from their own data and implement transparent, ethical, gender-responsive and privacy-protective data management standards.

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Strengthen national level research and evidence base especially in the developing countries on  climate change impacts on SRHR, GBV and harmful practices.

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Strengthen early warning and anticipatory actions for climate disasters, ensuring the provision of essential SRHR and GBV and HP response services through pre-positioning of SRHR supplies, activating cash transfers and other relevant interventions before, during, and after climate-induced extreme events. Priorize groups in vulnerable situations, utilizing the Minimum Initial Service Package (MISP) for SRHR  as a pre- and post-disaster tool.

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Improve climate literacy among health service providers and managers, including midwives. Capacitate them to identify, prevent and manage health complications arising from climate change, particularly those related to nutrition, maternal health, and menstrual health management.

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Prioritize gender-transformative social protection systems that include SRHR services, GBV prevention, and care infrastructure. These are essential components of climate resilience planning and financing, considering impacts of ongoing and emergency demands.

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[ENG] Develop Climate-Resilient Health and Social Protection Systems and Services

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[ENG] Integrate SRHR, GBV, and HP in Key Policies, Plans, and Programmes

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Explore and invest in innovative digital health solutions and mobile technologies to ensure continuity of SRHR services, enhance data collection, and facilitate rapid response in climate-impacted and fragile settings.

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[ENG] COP 30 Specific Recommendations

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Coordinate all climate action efforts, including- mitigation, adaptation, disaster risk reduction, emergency response, resilience-building, and addressing loss & damage.

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Adopt integrated policies and programs, and implement cross-sectoral partnerships.

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Ensure climate solutions do not exacerbate existing inequalities or create new vulnerabilities.

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Prevent the creation of sacrifice zones and climate gentrification in lower-income and marginalized communities, with a special focus on indigenous peoples, ethnic minorities, and people of African descent.

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[ENG] Maximize Co-benefits and Prevent Maladaptation and False Solutions

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[ENG] Maximize Co-benefits and Prevent Maladaptation and False Solutions