A/75/185 including autonomy and self-governance, particularly their rights to control the use of and access to their lands and resources, and to operate their own health and educational systems. Relevant processes and plans must be driven by indigenous peoples themselves with the financial and material support of States, with a leadership role for indigenous women. Given pre-existing marginalization exacerbated by the pandemic, housing, access to food, health care and education for indigenous peoples, in both rural and urban contexts, should be a priority. 112. States should reinforce their commitments and actions aimed at curbing emissions and mitigating the impacts of climate change, taking into consideration the specific dependence of indigenous peoples on their lands and natural resources, including by supporting environmental conservation projects and initiatives led by indigenous peoples. 20-09737 27/27