4 | Recommendations HUMAN RIGHTS FRAMEWORK & LEADERSHIP COMMITMENT FIFA and the local entities establish a human rights framework for the FWWC2023 that includes: • A statement of commitment to human rights in accordance with the UNGPs for the FWWC2023 which are publicly launched in conjunction with the host governments. • A gender equality policy that adopts an intersectional approach for the tournament that sets targets for representation and that guides decisions in recruitment, contracting etc. • Establishment of a cultural ambassadors program to promote engagement with the game by women and girls from diverse backgrounds, especially culturally and linguistically diverse communities, tangata whenua and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. • Engagement with historically underrepresented and marginalised communities in planning and hosting local tournament-related events such as Fanfests, meet and greets, and other community engagement opportunities and mitigation of adverse impacts of the tournament on local communities such as access to essential services. • An accessibility policy and plan (see below for recommendation on accessibility). • A Reconciliation Plan (RAP)86 for Australia that complements local government/stadiums RAPs. • Community engagement principles to guide Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander consultation and engagement. • The AHRC’s National Principles for Child Safe Organisations87 are adopted. • A social procurement policy for the FWWC2023 that guides direct and supplier procurement and enables as broad a reach as possible to ensure benefits flow to marginalised communities and that reflects the diversity of the competing teams and host countries’ societies. • A homelessness protocol that sets out expectations that the tournament and related activities are conducted with respect for the rights and dignity of affected people and that provides for their safety and accommodation, drawing on good practice such as the learnings from the 2018 Gold Coast Commonwealth Games, in conjunction with key stakeholders including State government, regional and local councils, and mana whenua or local Indigenous peoples. • Human rights compliant protocols for emergency events such as terrorism, pandemic, natural disasters etc. • Provision for an evaluation to be conducted of the protection of human rights with respect to the FWWC2023 at the completion of the tournament. 50