The Conference of the Parties,
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5. Encourages Parties and other stakeholders to:
(a) Integrate gender-responsive actions to promote women, youth and girls through the gender-inclusive design of preliminary land degradation neutrality assessments recommended by the scientific conceptual framework for land degradation neutrality;
(b) Develop gender-responsive land degradation neutrality interventions based on women’s participation in decision-making for enabling inclusive land governance; and
(c) Take into account gender dimensions responsive to the concerns of women, youth and girls in land-use planning and in the design of interventions towards achieving land degradation neutrality;
6. Invites country Parties, as appropriate, to raise the profile of and mainstream land degradation neutrality in national policy agendas;
7. Also invites country Parties with land degradation neutrality voluntary targets to do so in pursuance of their national plans, strategies and action programmes by:
(a) Institutionalizing horizontal and vertical coordination taking into account multi-stakeholder participation in support of land degradation neutrality mainstreaming and implementation beyond the Land Degradation Neutrality Target Setting Programme;
(b) Strengthening/developing mechanisms that support land degradation neutrality implementation and enforcement to better coordinate top-down and bottom-up actions related to land degradation neutrality;
(c) Ensuring institutional arrangements to enable the upscaling and outscaling of best practices;
(d) Supporting capacity-building to develop, implement and monitor land degradation neutrality interventions; and
(e) Encouraging the involvement of stakeholders for the adoption of sustainable land management technologies and approaches;
