Instrument entirely dedicated to this issue; 2.3.7. Recognize income diversification through remittances as an essential element of adaptation to climate change and create opportunities for international short-term labour migration by one or a few family members from displacement hotspots. It will help the households to meet various risks disaster risks. 2.3.8. Facilitate temporary and circular international labour migration to diversify livelihood of the marginalized and vulnerable community in partnership with ILO, IOM, UNHCR, UNDP, WFP, UNFPA, WHO, UNWOMEN, UNRCO, IFRC and other national and international organizations. The Colombian model of “Temporary and Circular Labour Migration (TCLM)” supported by IOM between Colombia and Spain may inform a model adapted to the Bangladeshi context. 2.3.9. Make specific provisions for migration service-providing agencies such as the District Employment and Manpower Office (DEMO), Expatriate Welfare Bank and NGOs to open their branches in climate-vulnerable areas.