Through decision 14/CP.29,  COP 29 welcomed the report of the Facilitative Working Group, including the workplan of the Local Communities and Indigenous Peoples Platform (LCIPP) for 2025–2027. At the fifth plenary meeting of COP 29, on a proposal by the President, the COP agreed to call it the “Baku Workplan of the Local Communities and Indigenous Peoples Platform.”

Under Collective Approach 3 (CA3) - Seventh-Generation Round Table, the Baku Workplan provides for three interconnected activities:

• 3.1 Annual Seventh-Generation Round Table based on and guided by the seventh-generation principle to promote intergenerational dialogue and to highlight the role of Indigenous youth and youth from local communities in the collective well-being of future generations; 
• 3.2 A virtual meeting for Indigenous youth and youth from local communities to ensure the agenda and discussions for the Seventh-Generation Round Table represent each of the United Nations Indigenous sociocultural regions and to build the capacity of youth to effectively engage during the sessions of the COP.
• 3.3 An annual dialogue for Indigenous Peoples, local communities, Parties, constituted bodies and other LCIPP contributors focusing on intergenerational knowledge exchange to integrate diverse knowledge systems and values into climate policies and actions while ensuring the well-being of present and future generations. (Outcomes from activity 3.1 will be presented at this dialogue.)

Together, these activities aim to uplift the voices of Indigenous youth and youth from local communities in the UNFCCC process, thus supporting intergenerational and global commitments to address climate change and restore the integrity of nature.