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Second Ministerial Review Conference on the Geneva Declaration: Outcome Document Arms and Light Weapons in All Its Aspects, the International Instrument to Enable States to Identify and Trace, in a Timely and Reliable Manner, Illicit Small Arms and Light Weapons, and the UN Protocol against the Illicit Manufacturing of and Trafficking in Firearms, Their <strong>Part</strong>s and Components and Ammunition, and supporting the development of other legally-binding international instruments such as the Arms Trade Treaty; e) Recognize and ensure the rights of victims of armed violence in a non-discriminatory manner, including, inter alia, provision for their adequate care and rehabilitation, as well as their social and economic inclusion, in accordance with national laws and development plans, and applicable international commitments and obligations; f) Increase the effectiveness of the financial, technical and human resources and assistance available from international organizations, national governments and local authorities, and establish effective and efficient multi-year armed violence reduction and prevention programmes in line with regional, national and sub-national development plans and programmes; g) Implement integrated approaches to reduce and prevent armed violence by working in partnership across sectors (such as development, humanitarian, public health, peace-building, human rights, urban development, security and justice), at regional, national and sub-national levels, and with relevant actors, including government, civil society, international organizations and the private sector; h) Support and further develop collaborative mechanisms, partnerships and initiatives, in particular, South-South and triangular cooperation and initiatives; i) Nominate a national point of contact to act as an information and coordination resource on national activities carried out in the framework of the Geneva Declaration on Armed Violence and Development; and j) Strengthen our efforts to share knowledge, experiences and good practices on armed violence reduction and prevention. Towards these ends, we encourage the development of the capacities of the Secretariat of the Geneva Declaration to assist signatory States in accessing available expertise, knowledge and financial resources to implement innovative armed violence reduction and prevention programmes. 11. We commit ourselves to promote these undertakings, and the overall goals of the Geneva Declaration on Armed Violence and Development, in the United Nations General Assembly and in all other appropriate fora; 12. We agree to meet again prior to the review of the Millennium Development Goals in 2015 to review our progress and assess what further steps are required to reduce armed violence and to achieve development outcomes. Adopted in Geneva on 31 October 2011 259
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