A/69/302 on more comprehensive information about how progress is distributed. 32 Accordingly, it should: (a) Recognize that migration interacts with development in the communities in which migrants live in many areas, including the econ omy, social development, health, education and cultural life; (b) Build upon the success of the Millennium Development Goals and provide clear, concise, time-bound, measurable and human-rights-based goals, targets and indicators, especially for migrants, whatever their status and circumstances; (c) Promote equality and non-discrimination as a stand-alone goal, with particular attention paid to the most marginalized groups, including migrants; (d) Apply the principles of non-discrimination, participation, accountability and access to remedies to all goals, targets and indicators; (e) Develop specific migrant-sensitive targets and indicators for each relevant goal; (f) Ensure the systematic disaggregation of indicators by migrant status (e.g. by nationality and by migration and residence status), in addition to disaggregation by all prohibited grounds of discrimination, including age, gender, income, disability, rural/urban area, nationality and disability, in all relevant goals; (g) Align all goals, targets and indicators with international human rights and labour standards, the aim being to include the realization of human rights for all in the post-2015 agenda, which would increase policy coherence and strengthen accountability; (h) Explicitly focus targets and indicators on marginalized groups and aim to narrow the gap between the mainstream population and marginalized groups; (i) Develop inclusive processes, so as to allow for national consultations that create better understanding of and adaptation to each goal, target and indicator, according to national contexts, especially taking into account and carrying the voice of marginalized groups, including migrants. 33 __________________ 32 33 26/26 Global Migration Group position paper on integrating migration in the post -2015 United Nations development agenda (see footnote 14 above). Jan Vandemoortele, “The MDGs: ‘M’ for misunderstood?”, WIDER Angle, No. 1/2007, pp. 6-7. 14-59006