10 Actions to End Statelessness MILESTONES By 2017: • • • GOAL BY 2024 • • • • The percentage of States with no provision in their nationality laws to grant nationality to statelessness children born in their territory is reduced to 22%. The percentage of States with inadequate provisions is reduced to 22%. The percentage of States with no provision in their nationality laws to grant nationality to children of unknown origin found in their territory (foundling) is reduced to 22%. The percentage of States with inadequate provisions is reduced to 28%. The percentage of States with no safeguard in their nationality laws to grant nationality to children born to nationals abroad and who are unable to acquire another nationality is reduced to 2%. The percentage of States with inadequate safeguards is reduced to 33%. By 2020: • • • • The percentage of States with no provision in their nationality laws to grant nationality to stateless children born in their territory is reduced to 13%. The percentage of States with inadequate provisions is reduced to 13%. The percentage of States with no provision in their nationality laws to grant nationality to children of unknown origin found in their territory (foundling) is reduced to 13%. The percentage of States with inadequate provisions is reduced to 17%. The percentage of States with no safeguard in their nationality laws to grant nationality to children born to nationals abroad and who are unable to acquire another nationality is reduced to 1%. The percentage of States with inadequate safeguards is reduced to 20%. Law, policy and administrative reforms in place to grant or confirm nationality of non-refugee stateless persons in an additional 5 of the major non-refugee statelessness situations (15 situations in total since 2014). No reported cases of childhood statelessness. All States have a provision in their nationality laws to grant nationality to stateless children born in their territory. All States have a provision in their nationality laws to grant nationality to children of unknown origin found in their territory (foundlings). All States have a safeguard in their nationality laws to grant nationality to children born to nationals abroad and who are unable to acquire another nationality. U N H C R > G LO B A L AC T I O N P L A N TO E N D S TAT E L E S S N E S S : 2 0 1 4 – 2 0 2 4 11