A/79/160 information available in Indigenous languages, hiring Indigenous poll workers and providing adequate accommodations for voting in remote areas; (e) Provide security of land tenure that recognizes and supports communally held and collective systems of land management and different forms of mobility; and adopt legal frameworks, in consultation with mobile Indigenous Peoples, that recognize and protect shared use resources and management systems; (f) Review the criteria for land titling and demarcations so as to adjust to the specific needs of mobile Indigenous Peoples; provide training to officials who oversee titling and demarcation processes on the rights of mobile Indigenous Peoples; (g) Establish intangible zones for Indigenous Peoples living in voluntary isolation and initial contact, where outsider access and economic activity are forbidden, as well as buffer zones surrounding them, where economic activity and access are permitted with protection measures; (h) Provide restitution for land dispossession and displacement through the return of lands, and where not possible, the provision of alternative lands, or fair and equitable compensation; (i) Ensure full and fair compensation for environmental damage caused by megaprojects and other activities; (j) Enact laws, policies and other safeguards, in compliance with international law, to protect against forced eviction and induced sedentarization, including through the provision of access to effective judicial recourse, restitution and fair compensation; (k) Consult and obtain free, prior and informed consent before adopting and implementing any projects that may affect mobile Indigenous Peoples; (l) Ensure that mobile Indigenous Peoples have the right to self-manage or co-manage communal lands within national parks, heritage sites and other protected areas; and support Indigenous-led conservation and tourism projects; (m) Design and implement, in consultation with mobile Indigenous Peoples, measures to protect marine ecosystems that accommodate the cultural needs and migration routes of sea nomads; (n) Design long-term projects in consultation with Indigenous Peoples to protect mobile ways of life and integrate them into States’ development plans; (o) Develop climate adaptation strategies that enhance the resilience of mobile Indigenous Peoples, taking into account their dependency on natural resources; (p) Adopt a moratorium on the carbon market until the establishment of regulations in accordance with international legal standards on mobile Indigenous Peoples’ rights; those regulations should govern the trading of carbon credits, thereby ensuring transparency and accountability in certification and implementation; (q) Strengthen legal protections for mobile Indigenous Peoples against arbitrary detention, extrajudicial killings and enforced disappearances and ensure accountability for these violations; (r) Harmonize national laws to protect the rights of mobile Indigenous Peoples who move across borders, recognizing their multinationality and collective rights to lands, territories and resources; 26/28 24-13045