women and girls benefit from policies and programmes adopted in all spheres and that the disproportionate number of rural women living in poverty is reduced; Access to justice l. (h merged with h.3, h.5 and elements of h.2, e.6, h.4 and b.2) Ensure equal access by [all] rural women and girls, including indigenous women and girls, to justice, legal remedies and legal support by, inter alia, providing accessible, affordable, and culturally sensitive services, taking into account local languages, and by increasing rural women and girls’ legal literacy, including on the existence of multiple legal systems, where they exist, providing free public legal assistance, and training for police and security forces, prosecutors, judges and lawyers, as well as other relevant authorities and officials in rural areas, and mainstreaming a gender perspective into criminal justice systems to ensure the equal protection of the law for rural women and girls; registration m. (cc.7 with elements of f.5, q.5 and d.9) Guarantee the universal registration of all births in rural areas and ensure the timely registration of all marriages for individuals living in rural areas, by identifying and removing physical, administrative, procedural and any other barriers that impede registration and by providing, where lacking, mechanisms for the registration of customary and religious marriages; OP Section 2 [implementing] [all] Implement economic and social policies for the empowerment of rural women and girls Macroeconomic and public policies n. (i merged with elements of i.alt.1) Pursue [macro-] economic policies that support diverse economic activities, including smallholder agricultural production and the food security and nutrition of [all] rural women and girls and their communities by fostering the positive and mitigating the negative impact of international investment and trade rules; o. (j) economic and social policies to eradicate rural poverty Design and implement and combat feminization of poverty and support rural women’s decent work and income security, climate-resilient agricultural and sustainable fisheries production and food security and nutrition; p. (j.4, m.7, w.9 merged with j.1) Increase access for rural women [in all their diversity] to development and poverty eradication programmes and policies, access to credit and social protection to promote
women and girls benefit from policies and programmes adopted in all spheres and that the disproportionate number of rural women living in poverty is reduced; Access to justice l. (h merged with h.3, h.5 and elements of h.2, e.6, h.4 and b.2) Ensure equal access by [all] rural women and girls, including indigenous women and girls, to justice, legal remedies and legal support by, inter alia, providing accessible, affordable, and culturally sensitive services, taking into account local languages, and by increasing rural women and girls’ legal literacy, including on the existence of multiple legal systems, where they exist, providing free public legal assistance, and training for police and security forces, prosecutors, judges and lawyers, as well as other relevant authorities and officials in rural areas, and mainstreaming a gender perspective into criminal justice systems to ensure the equal protection of the law for rural women and girls; registration m. (cc.7 with elements of f.5, q.5 and d.9) Guarantee the universal registration of all births in rural areas and ensure the timely registration of all marriages for individuals living in rural areas, by identifying and removing physical, administrative, procedural and any other barriers that impede registration and by providing, where lacking, mechanisms for the registration of customary and religious marriages; OP Section 2 Implement [implementing] economic and social policies for the empowerment of [all] rural women and girls Macroeconomic and public policies n. (i merged with elements of i.alt.1) Pursue [macro-] economic policies that support diverse economic activities, including smallholder agricultural production and the food security and nutrition of [all] rural women and girls and their communities by fostering the positive and mitigating the negative impact of international investment and trade rules; o. (j) Design and implement economic and social policies to eradicate rural poverty and combat feminization of poverty and support rural women’s decent work and income security, climate-resilient agricultural and sustainable fisheries production and food security and nutrition; p. (j.4, m.7, w.9 merged with j.1) Increase access for rural women [in all their diversity] to development and poverty eradication programmes and policies, access to credit and social protection to promote
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