A/HRC/30/25 disaggregated data that could serve as an evidence-base for policymaking; and the exclusion of indigenous peoples from decision-making on laws and policies that affect them, particularly in the sectors of development and the environment. 79. In terms of joint programmes, the United Nations Indigenous Peoples’ Partnership initiative has prompted United Nations partners to come together in a strategic manner, guided by the principles set forth in the Declaration and the ILO Indigenous and Tribal Peoples Convention, 1989 (No. 169). OHCHR has worked closely with indigenous experts and relevant United Nations agencies to ensure that all Partnership country programmes are designed with indigenous peoples’ participation and implemented in true partnerships between indigenous peoples and States. 80. The present report captures many achievements on the normative front at the international level and some successes at the country level. However, much remains to be done to fill the gaps in national policies and strategies and fully comply with the Declaration. OHCHR continues to work in partnership with indigenous peoples, the United Nations system and Member States to contribute to the promotion and full application of the Declaration, as well as to the follow up on its effectiveness at the national and local levels. 15