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as direct, flexible and multi-year funding for such organizations,","type":"paragraph","heading_level":null,"paragraph_type":"preambular","paragraph_level":1,"prefix":null,"links":[],"textWithHighlights":"*Recognizing* the critical role of women- and girl-led and women’s rights organizations, women and young women human rights defenders and women and young women peacebuilders in humanitarian response and recovery, expressing its concern that existing structural barriers to financing and decision-making spaces, attacks on women human rights defenders and peacebuilders and the shrinking of civic space in humanitarian situations undermine effective, inclusive and accountable humanitarian response efforts, and stressing the need to ensure safe and enabling environments for their work, as well as direct, flexible and multi-year funding for such 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allocation and delivery of resources and that these factors maintain and exacerbate pre-existing gender inequality and women’s economic insecurity, and expressing its conviction in this regard that greater political will and commitment, international cooperation and technical assistance at all levels are urgently required to promote and protect the human rights of women and girls in humanitarian situations,","mandates":[{"action_verb":"Expressing","action_verb_normalized":"express concern","action_verb_type":"evaluative","assignees":[],"mentioned_entities":[],"deliverables":[]}],"section":"main","text_index":1,"parser_version":"sem-v11","source":"digitallibrary"},{"extraction_quality_warning":false,"id":"5fb5968e-a07e-57d7-be75-7194c4eca7ff","position":34,"note_ids":[],"note_references":[],"text":"Noting with concern that all women and girls often face structural barriers to access to justice that are compounded in humanitarian situations, including in the context of armed conflict and 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persistent evidence gaps that undermine effective, human rights-based humanitarian programming and to ensure that data-collection systems are interoperable and designed and implemented in a manner that guarantees confidentiality, safety, data protection and the informed consent of those providing information, while avoiding increased risks of stigmatization, reprisals, revictimization or exposure of victims and survivors and their families;","mandates":[{"action_verb":"Calls upon","action_verb_normalized":"call upon","action_verb_type":"directive","assignees":[{"assignee":"all relevant actors","assignee_normalized":"actors","assignee_type":"unclear"}],"mentioned_entities":[],"deliverables":[]}],"section":"main","text_index":1,"parser_version":"sem-v11","source":"digitallibrary"},{"extraction_quality_warning":false,"id":"5542dd6e-e669-5cb2-8991-f702bc082a9e","position":39,"note_ids":[],"note_references":[],"text":"Calls upon States, United Nations agencies and humanitarian actors, as 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