A/HRC/23/44 90. Building on the Guiding Principles, develop guidelines on the active inclusion of women in recovery, reconstruction and durable solutions processes, and link funding to respect for these principles; 91. Given that comprehensively addressing the rights and concerns of IDW requires a long-term development approach, donors should promote and enable cooperation between humanitarian and development actors working in displacementaffected contexts; 92. With regard to housing, land and property (HLP), States should: (a) Develop and implement laws and policies which recognize equal HLP rights for IDW, in accordance with international standards; (b) Take specific measures to ensure that HLP claims of persons without individually held or formally registered properties are equitably addressed, giving particular consideration to those at risk of marginalization, including widows, female heads of households, and unaccompanied children; 7. Gender, natural disasters and displacement 93. Closely examine the gender dimensions of displacement linked to the effects of climate change, in order to identify specific vulnerabilities and good practices in gender-sensitive protection, assistance, adaptation, mitigation, relocation and reconstruction processes; 94. Ensure that women at risk of displacement are actively engaged in development and implementation of early warning and disaster preparedness systems, and that information on disaster risks and preparedness is comprehensively disseminated through accessible channels. 23