Realization of the equal enjoyment of the right to education by every girl

The resolution reaffirms the human right to education, as enshrined in various international human rights instruments, and recognizes the role of education in enhancing resilience to climate change. It acknowledges the disproportionate impact of climate change on women and girls, especially the most marginalized, such as those who are internally displaced, disabled, or living in rural areas. The document expresses deep concern about the increasing frequency of natural disasters and their impact on girls' education, noting that these events are disrupting the education of millions of children annually.

The Council also addresses the barriers to education faced by girls, including gender stereotypes, structural discrimination, and harmful practices like child marriage and female genital mutilation. It emphasizes the need for gender-sensitive and inclusive education facilities that are resilient to climate change.

To address these challenges, the resolution urges states to take concrete steps to ensure every girl's right to education. This includes eliminating legal, administrative, and cultural barriers, supporting girls in vulnerable situations, and strengthening school systems to build resilience against climate change. The resolution also highlights the importance of integrating education into national climate plans, promoting gender equality in education, and leveraging technology to sustain education during extreme weather events.