A/HRC/23/44 4. Access to justice and accountability 78. Increase investments in rule of law and governance in displacement-affected communities, with a view to rectifying the marginalization of IDW from justice systems; 79. Increase support for and access to legal aid for IDW; 80. Collect, disseminate and apply good practices in engaging IDW in transitional justice processes and addressing their concerns, such as through gender-sensitive reparation processes; 81. Ensure that men and members of communities are integrated in consultation processes to avoid marginalization of IDW; 82. Support the development of more accessible and trusted complaints and response mechanisms at field level, particularly to eliminate sexual exploitation by humanitarians and peacekeepers; 83. States should take all measures to combat impunity for SGBV, including by promptly investigating, prosecuting and punishing SGBV, and providing police, judicial officials (including legal aid providers) and the health sector with necessary training and tools such as SOPs; 5. Supporting livelihoods 84. Increase strategic support for education, training and safe and sustainable livelihoods for IDW at all stages of displacement, recognizing the critical contribution effective livelihoods make to protection, and to advancing and sustaining women’s empowerment; 85. Ensure livelihood programmes are based on market analysis and participatory assessments; are built around a graduated model of need, where beneficiaries are connected to services specific to their level of poverty; do not inappropriately perpetuate gendered divisions of labour; mitigate unintended protection consequences, including exposing women to increased SGBV; and are accessible to IDW both in and outside camps; 6. Gender-sensitive durable solutions strategies 86. Ensure IDW have the right as individuals to make free and informed decisions concerning the resolution of their displacement on the basis of adequate and appropriately communicated information, and participate fully in planning and management of their return, local integration or resettlement; 87. Develop and implement protection-focused, gender-sensitive durable solutions strategies that: fully consider the needs and rights of IDW of different ages and socioeconomic circumstances; strive to maintain the gains they may have made while displaced; and incorporate gender analysis of the concerns of host and return communities; 88. Ensure systematic integration of gender analysis throughout the piloting, refining and implementation of the Secretary-General’s Framework on Ending Displacement in the Aftermath of Conflict, and the broad dissemination of lessons learned through this process; 89. Ensure systematic, medium and long-term monitoring of durable solutions to better understand and address their gendered impacts; 22