A/HRC/7/69 page 23 − To educate and sensitise the government, the CSOs and the public on issues relating to IDPs; − To evaluate and monitor the intervention mechanisms of all actors including government, humanitarian agencies and donors; − To network with government institutions and other national institutions to address issues of IDPs; − To ensure the establishment of a proper legal framework and policies, consistent with UN Guiding Principles and other regional instruments such as the Pact on Security, Stability and Development in the Great Lakes Region; − To involve all stakeholders in the development of early warning mechanisms; − To support durable solutions in the resettlement or integration of IDPs to their habitual settlements or in other places in their countries in a safe and dignified manner; − To cooperate with the Representative of the United Nations Secretary General on the human rights of IDPs and the Special Rapporteur of the African Commission for Human and People’s Rights on refugees and displaced persons. (b) Refugees With regard to refugees, intervention is required for prevention, protection and the search for durable solutions. Prevention The Conference resolves: − To enhance early warning and monitoring mechanisms especially in conflict prone zones; − To enhance the mediatory role of NIs in promoting pacific cooperation at the regional and sub-regional level in addressing refugee issues; − To educate or to train refugees to be aware of their duties towards the host communities and their environment; − To educate host countries to be tolerant of refugees and recognise their rights; − To foster cordial relations between refugees and the host communities.