A/HRC/9/21 page 13 50. Lastly, the Special Rapporteur will place particular emphasis on follow-up to recommendations made in her own reports or in other documents such as the reports of the Working Group on the universal periodic review, the final comments of the Committee on the Rights of the Child and the United Nations Study on Violence Against Children, provided, of course, that they come within the scope of her mandate. V. CONCLUSIONS 51. The Special Rapporteur has endeavoured in this report to outline her view of her mandate and the methods whereby she will discharge that mandate. Having analysed the reports of the three previous special rapporteurs, the reports of the Committee on the Rights of the Child and the United Nations Study on Violence Against Children, and having held meetings with NGOs, United Nations agencies, treaty bodies and other special procedures mandate holders, she has set out the strategic directions that she proposes to take during her mandate. 52. It is as yet premature to present conclusions in the form of recommendations. 53. The next report will contain concrete, realistic and achievable recommendations appropriate to the context and situations. 54. That having been said, the Special Rapporteur wishes to emphasize the multisectoral, intersectoral, national, transnational and international dimensions of the sale of children, child prostitution and child pornography, which call for efficient cooperation from all those directly or indirectly involved with children’s issues. 55. Lastly, the Special Rapporteur wishes to underscore the importance of implementing a comprehensive child protection system that ensures the best interest of the child and encompasses prevention and care as well as medical, psychological, social and legal support for child victims and promotion of the rights of the child. That will require concerted, effective national, regional and international coordination and cooperation. -----