UN Security Council
2022

Action Plan to Combat Sexual Violence in Conflict; 14. Highlights the importance of the United Nations, the FGS and FMS considering the adverse implications of climate change, environmental degradation, other ecological changes and natural disasters, among other factors, in their programmes in Somalia, including by undertaking comprehensive risk assessments and risk management strategies relating to these factor s, acknowledging the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and the Paris Agreement; 15. Requests the following reports from the Secretary-General: a. regular updates on the situation in Somalia and implementation of UNSOM’s mandate, to include updates against the benchmarks outlined in the strategic review, including through briefings to the Security Council and no fewer than three written reports, with the first report due by 15 February 2023, and every 120 days thereafter; and b. an update in due course on progress made in implementing the recommendations set out in the strategic review (S/2022/716); 16. Affirms that it shall keep the situation in Somalia under review and be