Planned activities Favourable protection environment Access to legal assistance and legal remedies improved  Law and policy developed or strengthened Public attitudes towards people of concern improved     Fair protection processes and documentation Identification of statelessness improved  Civil registration and civil status documentation strengthened  UNHCR will work closely with partners such as ICRC, NRC and OHCHR to advocate for an improved access to legal assistance and legal remedies for stateless people. UNHCR will advocate for and support legislative review in the reform process as it relates to statelessness, in particular in order to remove race discrimination and to create provisions to ensure that no child is born stateless in the territory under the nationality law. UNHCR will promote a better understanding of the situation of stateless. UNHCR will accompany missions to Rakhine State of donors, embassies and other international actors, highlighting the area’s main protection concerns and facilitating, upon request, the dialogue with the local communities. UNHCR will promote a common understanding of the human rights situation for stateless people and develop coordinated and concrete advocacy points order to promote a common understanding. UNHCR will undertake two mappings of stateless communities to gain a better understanding of the population country-wide. UNHCR, in collaboration with UNICEF, will undertake advocacy interventions with the aim of having 5,000 children of concern obtaining birth certificates. Community empowerment and self-reliance Peaceful co-existence with local communities promoted Self-reliance and livelihoods improved   UNHCR will undertake peaceful co-existence projects with seven mixed communities. UNHCR will provide targeted livelihood assistance to a limited number of extremely vulnerable people who have lost or are in need of maintenance of their livelihoods, as well as training on agricultural equipment for improvement of livelihood opportunities. Basic needs and essential services Services for people with specific needs strengthened Population has sufficient basic and domestic items   UNHCR will provide individual assistance to 170 people with specific needs. UNHCR will provide 500 households with core relief items and 500 women with sanitary materials. Security from violence and exploitation Risk of SGBV is reduced and quality of response improved   UNHCR will support through protection monitoring referrals of cases of SGBV. UNHCR will support workshops, training and awareness events led by UNFPA and other SGBV actors in Rakhine State. Logistics and operations support Operations management, coordination and support strengthened and optimized Logistics and supply optimized to serve operational needs    25 UNHCR will carry out project audits and conduct approximately 200 monitoring visits. UNHCR will undertake trainings/workshops for capacity building of a minimum of staff from the field offices and partners. UNHCR will ensure necessary vehicle maintenance and transport capacity to the operational area, and will maintain warehouses to ensure emergency preparedness.