 ensuring that national laws and policies respect international human rights related to nationality (Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights, including human rights treaty bodies and special procedures);  child protection, including the improved respect for the right of every child to be registered at birth and to acquire a nationality (United Nations Children's Fund);  gender equality to ensure that women enjoy equal rights as men with respect to nationality laws and policies (UN Women);  collection and analysis of population data to improve identification of stateless persons and populations (United Nations Population Fund, United Nations regional economic commissions);   promotion of enhanced public information and awareness campaigns to address statelessness (Department of Public Information); and  assistance to support undocumented migrants and their children to obtain documentation, including supporting emergency consular assistance, and promotion of good governance with respect to migration (International Organization for Migration). At the Headquarters level, cooperation between UN entities can be coordinated in an inter-agency framework, led by UNHCR, with the support of the Executive Office of the Secretary-General. At the country level, the UN Country Teams provide the appropriate framework for coordination between UN entities dealing with statelessness with a lead responsibility exercised by UNHCR under its mandate. Cooperation and coordination under the Common Country Assessment (CCA), the UN Development Assistance Framework (UNDAF) and Delivering as One initiatives as well as host government-led national development strategy frameworks (e.g. Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers (PRSP’s), Post-Conflict Needs Assessments (PCNAs), etc.) are of relevance, particularly because addressing statelessness is frequently linked to development programmes. - 16 -