A/HRC/29/34 96. Make adequate budgetary provisions and ensure human resource capacity in all relevant ministries and local authorities to implement such legal frameworks and policies. 97. Ensure that IDPs are fully included as target populations and partners in policies, programmes and national action plans to implement the post-2015 sustainable development goals. Ensure the inclusion of durable solutions for IDPs in national plans for local development, poverty reduction, economic reconstruction and urban development. 98. Improve disaggregated data collection on, and profiling and needs assessments of, IDPs. Improve methodologies and the capacity of national statistical offices to ensure accurate data on numbers, demographic characteristics, locations and needs, while ensuring the confidentiality of data, to inform appropriate programmes and solutions, and monitor progress over time on the basis of key indicators. 99. Ensure national tailoring of targets to address IDPs and displacement situations and closely monitor and evaluate the impact of development programmes on IDPs including via the use of national indicators and research methodologies. 100. Implement livelihood programmes and vocational training to bridge the gap between the existing skills of IDPs and those required for entry into the labour market in their place of displacement to make the sustainable development goals a reality for IDPs. Donor States 101. Recognize the prevention and resolution of internal displacement as an investment in development and an essential element of conflict prevention and peacebuilding. 102. Ensure that areas/regions where IDPs seek durable solutions attract development support, notably by ensuring regional equity in access to development assistance. 103. Increase the length of the funding cycle to allow actors to meet immediate and long-term needs, and consider bridging the gap in aid budgets between emergency relief and development aid to allow more comprehensive development-led responses to internal displacement. The international community 104. The definition of vulnerable, marginalized and disadvantaged groups in the post-2015 development agenda must encompass IDPs which will partially ensure that as progress is being made towards achieving goals and targets, IDPs are not left behind. Under proposed sustainable development goal 16 on achieving peaceful and inclusive societies, a target for reducing the number of IDPs would ensure national and international attention to achieving durable, development-led solutions for IDPs. 105. Guidance on how to implement durable solutions and development programmes for IDPs should be provided by regional and international organizations, as well as technical assistance for operationalizing the IASC Framework on Durable Solutions for Internally Displaced Persons in national contexts. 106. International and regional development actors, development donors and others should ensure that IDPs are targeted in their country programmes, including 23