A/HRC/44/41/Add.1 (b) Ensure that any returns are voluntary, safe and dignified, in accordance with international human rights standards and the Principled Returns Framework; (c) Develop a national peace and reconciliation plan addressing issues relating to reintegration, reparation and justice, and ensuring the participation of internally displaced persons and returnees; (d) As a critical step in supporting durable solutions for communities in protracted displacement, undertake a comprehensive dialogue with communities affected by ISIL atrocities, in particular ethnic and religious minorities, to establish transitional justice mechanisms, to seek the truth about violations and to provide reparation, rebuilding trust between the population and the State and providing institutional guarantees of non-repetition; (e) Expand income-generating schemes to promote the access of internally displaced persons and returnees to safe and dignified livelihood opportunities; (f) With the support of the international community, scale up efforts for the reconstruction of houses and infrastructure damaged in the conflict and other housing, land and property issues; ensure sufficient budgetary allocations for existing grants and compensation schemes, including property compensation and return grants; ensure the efficient, transparent and impartial processing of claims for compensation and grants by establishing an oversight mechanism and an appeals procedure for denied claims; and facilitate the submission of claims by internally displaced persons and returnees through awareness-raising and by lowering supporting documentation requirements and accepting claims submitted in the governorate of displacement; (g) Explore other forms of reparation for internally displaced persons, including medical and psychosocial care, justice and symbolic forms of reparation; (h) Increase resources for clearing explosive remnants of war in cooperation with demining agencies, including in homes and residential areas. 74. The Special Rapporteur recommends that the United Nations, the international community and donors: (a) Continue to support the Government of Iraq through humanitarian response plans and stabilization funds for reconstruction efforts, scale up projects on rule of law, governance, social cohesion and demining, and support local initiatives fostering social cohesion and reconciliation; (b) Develop a clear, concrete and contextualized strategy for the humanitariandevelopment-peace nexus, including a transition plan, ensuring social cohesion within the context of durable solutions, and adopting targeted responses for specific populations with the purpose of securing protection and durable solutions; (c) Increase the focus on economic investments, including for job creation, as a means to prevent conflicts and displacement. 18