A/HRC/23/17 E/CN.6/2013/8 programming and expand the network of partners with extensive experience of working with adolescent and young girls. 47. The new group of grantees working in 10 conflict, post-conflict and transitional settings will be invited to share the experiences gained and lessons learned during the implementation of their programmes. At the end of the grant cycle, and based on the programme evaluations, the Trust Fund will disseminate knowledge and produce policy papers that outline good practices in addressing gender-based violence in conflict, post-conflict and transitional settings. Case studies will also be developed to identify promising practices in this area of genderbased violence programming. In terms of grantees working to address the intersection of violence against women and HIV/AIDS, the Trust Fund will continue to provide specialized technical assistance to partners. 48. Under the auspices of UN-Women as the administrator of the Trust Fund, the organizations of the United Nations and of civil society that form the Global Programme Advisory Committee of the Fund, including WHO, the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS), UNICEF, UNDP, UNFPA, the International Labour Organization (ILO), OHCHR, Equality Now, the Centre for Women’s Global Leadership and the regional commissions, are closely collaborating in documenting the lessons learned from the programmes supported by the Trust Fund. This collaboration and coordination will continue in 2013 and beyond in an effort to ensure the integration of the elimination of violence against women as a core part of the development agenda beyond 2015 and as the critical enabler in achieving gender equality, advancing women’s human rights and empowering entire communities. 12-64357 17