In addition, the Major Groups and other Stakeholders (MGOS)21 group seeks to represent all sectors of society in international environmental and developmental policy-making. It appears that MGOS do not have an established position within SAICM, the representation of stakeholders is sectoral and the involvement of all major groups is not automatic - for example, organizations focused on promoting the rights of women, children, and indigenous peoples do not routinely participate in SAICM meetings. In 2015, the ICCM4, in its Resolution i/IV (para 5), called for the deepening and broadening of UN system-wide engagement through the work of IOMC and EMG. Furthermore, the WHO has been working with the SAICM Secretariat to provide a service to facilitate access to the Trust Fund, to establish an informal network of health-sector focal points for sharing experience, and to collect and share information on the capacity-building needs of the health sector (WHO 2010).