A/HRC/26/24 cooperation in line with the Convention. The ongoing national projects are providing good practices and innovative solutions on legal and policy reform and beyond in the realization of the rights of persons with disabilities. States should consider contributions to the Partnership Multi Donor Trust Fund as a means to facilitate and promote this engagement. 72. The ongoing shaping of sustainable development goals beyond 2015 constitutes a critical opportunity to develop goals, targets and indicators that address inequalities and that are firmly based in the international human rights framework. In the spirit of building a post-2015 development agenda which ensures accessibility for and inclusion of persons with disabilities and a full realization of their human rights, there is a need to move swiftly towards universal ratification and effective implementation of the Convention and its Optional Protocol. To this end, States should support the involvement of United Nations agencies in capacity-building efforts for duty-bearers and other stakeholders including the business sector, aimed at supporting ratification processes and at implementing legislation and policies on the rights of persons with disabilities in compliance with the Convention. 73. Appropriate attention should be given to monitoring the implementation of the Convention at the national and international levels in compliance with the Convention’s provisions thereon. The jurisprudence developed by the Committee through its dialogue with States parties provides valuable guidance for technical assistance, and should be used to its full potential. States are further encouraged to request technical assistance on legal and policy reform and design from the Committee, pursuant to article 37 of the Convention. All stakeholders are called upon to support and cooperate with the newly appointed Secretary General Special Envoy on disability and accessibility and any other special procedures mandate or mechanism created to monitor the rights of persons with disabilities. 18