A/HRC/39/72 92. The Independent Expert also makes the following recommendations to the international community and other bilateral partners: (a) Consider budgetary implications when making recommendations, to ensure they are fully funded, thus lightening the burden on States, particularly those emerging from conflict or civil strife; (b) Support the Federal Government and Federal Member State governments in the implementation of the Joint Human Rights Programme, the Drought Impact and Needs Assessment, the Resilience and Recovery Framework and the Durable Solutions Initiative to enhance the protection and resilience of victims of displacement caused by conflict, drought and floods; (c) Continue its financial support for the Federal Government and AMISOM in their fight against Al-Shabaab; (d) Coordinate with the Federal Government and AMISOM regarding the implementation of the financing of the transition plan in the security sector and the training of Somali National Security Forces and the police, in order to ensure that they discharge their law and order, security and defence obligations effectively; (e) Ensure that the justice sector reform programme is adequately, commensurately and appropriately funded in order to enhance the capacity of human rights and justice institutions, so that they can underpin democratization after the transition period; (f) Provide financial resources to AMISOM to enable it to compensate civilian casualties and to provide support for pre-deployment training; (g) Resume funding to troop-contributing countries that are not able to finance their own pre-deployment training; (h) Ensure that any withdrawal by AMISOM from Somalia meets the realistic conditions and timelines after proper strategic analysis of the threat that may be posed by a hasty withdrawal. 93. The Independent Expert further makes the following recommendations to AMISOM: (a) Continue to work on its gradual withdrawal from Somalia on the basis of Security Council resolutions and the conditions set forth in the transition plan, in particular the readiness of Somalia National Security Forces to take over security responsibilities; (b) Continue to implement the civilian casualty tracking system in order to minimize the accidental deaths of civilians and to ensure accountability for civilian deaths; (c) Ensure that human rights training for its troops is continuous in order to ensure compliance with the human rights due diligence policy on United Nations support to non-United Nations security forces, and share the results of its Board of Inquiries investigations with the Federal Government of Somalia and the United Nations partners during their regular consultations, which should also exercise confidence in the AMISOM Boards of Inquiries. 94. The Independent Expert makes the following recommendations to civil society: (a) Continue its advocacy work for the provision of adequate resources from the international community, Governments and the private sector, to enable it to discharge its promotional mandates; (b) Continue advocacy for the rights of marginalized groups, including internally displaced persons, members of minority clans, women, children, elderly persons and persons with disabilities; 20