A/HRC/47/8 146.100 Eliminate the obligation imposed by some states to carry out compulsory surgical interventions to change the sex listed in identity documents (Spain); 146.101 End harmful practices, including forced and coercive medical interventions, to ensure the bodily integrity of children with intersex variations (Iceland); 146.102 Ensure free and timely access to appropriate health care for all, including LGBTI+ persons, children and adolescents where the young person has sufficient maturity to provide informed consent (Iceland); 146.103 Continue to work on ending discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation and gender identity, including through the launching of awarenessraising campaigns and training of public officials (Israel); 146.104 Continue to advance reforms in the remaining states that impose hurdles, including requirements for surgery, on people seeking official identity documents reflecting their gender (Malta); 146.105 Continue to improve education and health outcomes for people with unique vulnerabilities (Viet Nam); 146.106 Continue to reinforce relevant measures to ensure the protection of vulnerable members of the population, including women and girls with disabilities and the indigenous population (Ghana); 146.107 Give attention to the implementation of national policies for marginalized or vulnerable social groups, including migrant children, Aboriginals and persons with disabilities (Nicaragua); 146.108 Consider increasing its official development assistance to realize the international commitment of 0.7 per cent of its gross national income (Cambodia); 146.109 Take measures to increase its contribution to official development assistance to reach the international target of 0.7 per cent of gross national income (Haiti); 146.110 Suspend the extractive and development projects that are carried out on lands owned by indigenous peoples without seeking their consent (State of Palestine); 146.111 Step up its efforts to reach the emission reduction goal set by the Paris Agreement and to integrate a human rights-based approach in its efforts aimed at combating climate change (Switzerland); 146.112 Promote policies and measures to mitigate the impact of climate change on the human rights of persons belonging to vulnerable groups (Uruguay); 146.113 Implement more effective climate change policies based on a long-term plan on lowering fossil fuel use, and reducing pollution, which are contributing to adverse effects on the right to life and the right to health of people due to global warming, as well as toxic emissions (Vanuatu); 146.114 Ensure the full and meaningful participation of affected communities in the preparation of environmental impact assessments prior to the approval of major projects (Botswana); 146.115 Intensify efforts to develop and strengthen the necessary legislative frameworks that address cross-sectoral environmental challenges, including climate change and disaster risk reduction frameworks, and ensure the full and meaningful participation of wide diverse groups, including but not limited to women, children, persons with disabilities, elderly persons and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, in their implementation (Fiji); 14