Prioritise sexual and reproductive health rights
Recognise women’s and girls’ sexual and reproductive health rights as essential and fully integrate them in crisis plans. Ensure timely access to life-saving medicines and interventions.   Ensure the safety and decent working conditions of healthcare workers in local communities at all times, while promoting community-based care and support. Increase public funding for community-based organisations that focus on women’s and girl’s sexual and reproductive health rights and services. Expand the availability of sexual and reproductive health services through telemedicine and mobile clinics to reach diverse populations. Invest more in physical infrastructure including water and sanitation, public transportation and telecommunications, and in health systems. Leverage existing institutional arrangements, networks and facilities to ensure the distribution of sexual and reproductive health commodities and information in local communities. Make the provision of comprehensive sexual and reproductive health goods and services a core component of humanitarian aid programs.  Meet the threshold of 0.7% GNP for international aid and cooperation without harmful restrictions on sexual and reproductive health rights. Make the provision of comprehensive sexual and reproductive health goods and services a core component of humanitarian aid programs.