Celebrating 10 years of the Yogyakarta Principles: What have we learnt and where to now? Academics • How SDGs and the Yogyakarta Principles cascade to Small Island Developing States (SIDS) needs to be better understood and localised. Advocates • Create noise for the Yogyakarta Principles through engagement with high level panel • Sideline events as visibility activities • Continue making the Yogyakarta Principles relevant, including in SDGs and data collection. CSOs • CSOs and SDG Coalitions, in monitoring achievement of the SDGs, should push for SOGIESC inclusion and lobby governments for required action • Build on existing data in measuring LGBTI exclusion • CSOs must use high level political entry points for SDGs (voluntary state reports) and use the Yogyakarta Principles to advocate SOGIESC inclusion in the SDGs. UN • UN Statistical Division should develop a SOGIESC index, indicators and provide guidelines on the importance of consultation • UNDP could develop an Inclusion Index • UN should recognise inclusion of LGBTI rights in the SDG progress reports • UN should make the SDGs more accessible at the ground level • UN Secretary General can make a report on the status of SOGIESC • Enable CSOs and NHRIs to know focal points in each country (use assessment of planning agencies for the advocacy process). 40