( g ) Called upon member States , international organizations and other stakeholders to include the improvement of women 's , adolescent girls ' , infants ' and children 's nutritional status , including hidden hunger or micronutrient deficiencies and obesity as a new manifestation of malnutrition , as an explicit goal and expected outcome of agriculture , food security and nutrition-related programmes , emergency responses , strategies and policies , from design to implementation ; ( h ) Recalled the United Nations Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women and the Beijing Platform for Action , adopted at the Fourth World Conference on Women in 1995 , and in particular its recommendations for advancing women 's food security under the strategic objectives on macroeconomic and development policies , vocational training and continuing education , health , access to resources , employment , markets and trade and sustainable development ; ( i ) Urged the Bureau to encourage and engage as appropriate with the United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women ( UNWomen ) in the development of specific indicators , targets and timetables so as to measure progress made towards advancing women 's food security , and to invite UN-Women to report on progress at the thirty-ninth session of the Committee ; ( j ) Took note of the report and recommendations relating to gender , food security and nutrition resulting from the regional multi-stakeholder workshop on food security and nutrition for the Near East and North Africa region ;