A/HRC/38/39 83. The United Nations and the international and donor community should: (a) Designate an international day for internally displaced persons in recognition of their plight and the global challenges they present and as an expression of dedication to addressing and resolving all internal displacement situations and supporting affected States; (b) Continue to give the necessary attention to the situation of internally displaced persons, including in the context of the global compacts on migrants and refugees; (c) Ensure that internally displaced persons are fully taken into account in international policy development, including that relating to the New Way of Working in the context of humanitarian and development responses to crises; (d) Commit to increasing the funding and resources available to humanitarian and development responses to internal displacement across all humanitarian sectors, including early recovery; (e) Consider convening a high-level international conference or similar global event focused on internal displacement, in recognition of the crisis affecting all regions and the likelihood of increased internal displacement due to the future impact of such factors as climate change and slow-onset disasters; (f) Establish, potentially under the auspices of the Special Rapporteur, a platform for solidarity of States affected by internal displacement; (g) Develop and maintain an online resource dedicated to internal displacement including relevant law, policy, tools and guidelines, and examples of good practices. 84. Civil society organizations and associations of internally displaced persons should be encouraged and supported to participate in the promotion of activities assisting internally displaced persons based on the Guiding Principles. 85. National human rights institutions should enhance their awareness-raising and human rights monitoring activities, including with internally displaced persons. 20