(g) Calls upon States, UNHCR and other relevant stakeholders to identify the particular obstacles and challenges to realizing durable solutions that are faced by refugees, especially women, and children, persons with disabilities, older persons, and other refugees in vulnerable situations; and work with them to develop and implement measures to overcome such barriers; (h) Calls on UNHCR to continue the efforts to measure the impacts of hosting, assisting and protecting refugees; (i) Calls upon States, in cooperation with UNHCR and with sustainable and predictable financial support from the international community, including donor partners and development partners, to take concrete measures to support and facilitate the following important elements, which can enable all forms of durable solutions and complementary pathways: (i) enhanced engagement in regional and international cooperation, support platforms and solutions strategies, including to address root causes in all relevant dimensions in, and to prevent displacement from, countries of origin; (ii) inclusion of refugees, enabling access to national services and the economy, to encourage refugees’ self-reliance and ability to pursue solutions of all kinds, where possible, including access to labour markets, in coordination with the private sector (iii) work with humanitarian, development and peace stakeholders, as well as international financial institutions, to enhance prevention, resilience, protection and durable solutions, including by:  providing assistance to host countries for implementation of protection and solution-focused refugee policies, as well as sustainable local integration;  supporting countries of origin, including through building infrastructure and creating livelihood options, in their efforts to reinforce conditions which can foster an enabling environment by boosting confidence among prospective returnees for voluntary repatriation and reintegration; and (iv) access to information, legal advice and support for refugees on their rights and obligations throughout relevant processes; and access to the means to establish legal identity through documentation including birth registration, which can play an invaluable role in enabling refugees to find durable solutions; (v) issuance of machine-readable travel documents to enable refugees to pursue complementary pathways and durable solutions in ways that ensure protection from refoulement; (vi) education and training for refugees, including for girls, boys, women and persons with disabilities, to foster resilience and to expand opportunities for post-secondary education, alongside host communities; (vii) systems and tools, as used by UNHCR, States and other relevant stakeholders, to promote durable solutions, including intentions surveys, comprehensive, high-quality and disaggregated data-gathering and analysis that capture both the needs and capacities of refugees in accordance with data protection and privacy principles and inter-agency cooperation, among other things, supported by States; (viii) enhance investments, in collaboration with the private sector, to broaden access to employment opportunities for returnees, refugees and host communities; 3