UN Security Council
2022

those concerning policy-making, and to address impediments to peace by conducting a joint review of school materials, including text books, as a contribution to trust - building between the communities, on which there continues to be no progress; (d) improve the public atmosphere for negotiation to secure a settlement, including by preparing the communities for a settlement through public messages on the way ahead, and delivering more constructive and harmonised messages, including by more explicitly encouraging contact and cooperation between the communities and providing direct support to grassroots people-to-people initiatives, and by refraining 22-11869 3/6 S/RES/2646 (2022) from actions or rhetoric that detracts from a successful process or could make it more difficult to achieve; (e) increase their support to, and ensure a meaningful role for, civil society engagement in peace efforts, in particular strengthening the participation of women’s organisations and youth in the process, and to support implementation of the recommendations of the gender sensitive socioeconomic impact assessment to address existing barriers and ensure a future peace agreement can more equally benefit men and women in Cyprus;