stakeholders committed to take concrete measures to facilitate access to durable solutions for refugees in a wide range of multi-stakeholder pledges; Recalling relevant Executive Committee conclusions on durable solutions and the role they continue to play in guiding UNHCR in its mandate to protect and seek solutions for refugees; Recalling the multi-year work plan of 2023 for Executive Committee conclusions and the significant costs and challenges faced by countries hosting refugees, and acknowledging that measuring the impacts of hosting, assisting and protecting refugees can inform ongoing efforts to achieve durable solutions; (a) Calls upon States, in cooperation with UNHCR and other partners, to enhance efforts to prevent displacement and facilitate durable solutions for refugees at the earliest possible stage, including from the outset of a displacement situation; (b) Stresses the need for States, with support from UNHCR and the international community, including donors, and peace and development stakeholders, to create conditions conducive for voluntary repatriation in safety and dignity, based on a free and informed choice; and further calls for enhanced and additional humanitarian and development cooperation among countries of origin, hosting States and donor partners to enable the sustainable reintegration of returnees in countries of origin; (c) Welcomes the important work done by States with support from relevant stakeholders to contribute to local integration, including facilitating socioeconomic inclusion, mindful of hosting communities; and to the establishment and implementation of conducive legal, policy and institutional frameworks and facilitation of naturalization, consistent with Article 34 of the 1951 Convention and in accordance with relevant national laws and policies; and calls for additional efforts, including from UNHCR and the international community, to support this work; (d) Calls upon more States to engage in offering more refugee resettlement places, with the support of UNHCR, while adhering to protection-centered resettlement criteria and while using flexible processing modalities, in the spirit of equitable burden- and responsibility-sharing; (e) Calls upon States to engage in, facilitate and expand opportunities for refugees to take up complementary pathways, with support from relevant stakeholders, which are additional to voluntary repatriation, local integration and resettlement through laws, policies and practices; (f) Calls upon States to facilitate all possible complementary pathways, recognizing that such pathways can lead to durable solutions on a progressive basis, including the following: (i) needs-based pathways, including humanitarian pathways, based on broad protection, vulnerability and context-specific criteria; (ii) refugee labour mobility and education pathways for refugees to take up employment and/or education in another country; (iii) sponsorship pathways, to which a wide range of stakeholders should be encouraged to contribute, including to support the integration of refugees; and (iv) family reunification, based on principles of family unity, as an important pathway to durable solutions; and calls on States to facilitate effective procedures and clear referral pathways for reunification with family members, as well as to consider efforts to bring together persons in relationships of dependency, where appropriate and in accordance with national law; and to promote access to procedures and flexible requirements to restore refugees’ family unity and enjoyment of their right to family life; 2