A/HRC/9/10 page 12 32. International cooperation, while conflated with international development assistance is a broader term and can range from transfer of resources to technical assistance and cooperation, to policy advice, international sharing and exchange of experience, expertise and good practice to assist in effective implementation, networking and workshops, development of technologies, as elaborated in article 32 of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. 33. To conclude, international assistance and cooperation must be oriented, as a matter of priority, to the realization of all human rights, in particular economic, social and cultural rights, internationally agreed goals such as the Millennium Development Goals and must respond swiftly and effectively to grave situations such as natural disasters, which will be further explored in the future.