A/RES/56/261 (e) Considering voluntary contributions to support the implementation of the terrorism-prevention activities of the Centre for International Crime Prevention. B. International actions 24. The Centre for International Crime Prevention will, in cooperation with other relevant international and regional organizations, in coordination with the Office of Legal Affairs of the Secretariat, as appropriate, and in accordance with the present resolution: (a) Take steps to raise awareness of the relevant international instruments, encourage States to sign and ratify such instruments and, where feasible, provide assistance in implementing such instruments to States, upon request; (b) In cooperation with Member States, take measures to raise public awareness of the nature and scope of international terrorism and its relationship to crime, including organized crime, where appropriate; (c) Continue to maintain existing databases on terrorism; (d) Offer analytical support to Member States by collecting and disseminating information on the relationship between terrorism and related criminal activities; (e) If further developments so require, draw up concrete proposals for consideration by Member States to strengthen the capacity of the Centre to develop, within its mandate, and administer the terrorism prevention component of its activities. VIII. Action on crime prevention 25. In order to implement and follow up on the commitment undertaken in paragraph 25 of the Vienna Declaration to develop comprehensive international, regional, national and local crime prevention strategies, the specific measures below are recommended. A. National actions 26. Individually and collectively, States will endeavour, as appropriate, to support the following actions: (a) Promotion of close cooperation between the various sectors of society, including justice, health, education, social services and housing, which are necessary to support effective community-based crime prevention; (b) Close cooperation with and assistance to elements of civil society in the development, adoption and promotion of crime prevention initiatives, taking into account the importance of proceeding on the basis of proven practices wherever possible and of selecting the appropriate balance between various approaches to community-based crime prevention; (c) Encouragement of assessment of the effectiveness of crime prevention programmes; (d) Development of practices that seek to prevent crime victims from being victimized once again; (e) Development and implementation of situational and other crime prevention programmes, bearing in mind the need to avoid any infringement of civil liberties; 11