Building the evidence base for diverse SOGIESC (aka LGBTIQ+) why inclusion our inclusion in humanitarian and development programs is essential and what inclusion means in different humanitarian and development thematic program areas.

Developing systematic approaches to diverse SOGIESC (aka LGBTIQ+) inclusion in the humanitarian and development sectors, transcending tokenism, extraction and other tendencies that undermine inclusion and accountability.

Working with donors, UN Agencies and INGOs and other development and humanitarian actors to strengthen their capacity and commitment to inclusion of people with diverse SOGIESC (aka LGBTIQ+) CSOs in policy and programming. 

Close work with other diverse SOGIESC (aka LGBTIQ+) movement organisations at subnational, national, regional and global levels to even up the playing field for work with larger humanitarian and development actors. 

Development of policy and practice recommendations that go beyond general claims to inclusion and provide specific guidance for working with people with diverse SOGIESC (aka LGBTIQ+ people) in thematic areas.

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