A/HRC/19/54 C. Documenting and analysing existing/good practices • Develop further initiatives for the collection, dissemination and analysis of existing and best practices on: protection, assistance and durable solutions for IDPs outside camps; methodologies for identify, reaching and engaging them; and community based approaches which support and take into account the needs of host communities. Based on this information, analyse good practices, including positive coping practices employed by IDPs and host communities themselves, and lessons learnt, with a view to enhancing existing programs and wider national and international responses to IDPs outside camps and their host communities; D. IDPs outside camps in urban contexts • Further understanding and improve methodologies for integrating the specific vulnerabilities and needs of IDPs outside camps in: disaster risk reduction and response strategies, and urban early recovery and development planning; • Enhance mechanisms and understanding with regard to data collection and assistance methodologies, and factors permitting or inhibiting successful local integration in urban settings; • Promote specific research on patterns of internal displacement: into urban centres, including those resulting from sudden and slow onset disasters due to climate change; and secondary displacements from or within urban centres; • In the context of the distinctive nature and complexity of intra-city emergencies and displacement: develop better understanding, tools and collection of good practices on both IDP specific vulnerabilities and interventions, and community based approaches, which promote early recovery and avoid protracted displacement – including through real time analysis and learning in urban responses, and by including IDPs outside camps in efforts to address the urban vulnerability gap; E. Host communities • Compile good practices, identify gaps and develop specific guidance on arrangements and approaches to support host communities and host families, including: mechanisms to support, manage and monitor host family arrangements; and wider community-based approaches which enhance the absorption capacity and resilience of host communities, such as support to community infrastructures, services, and livelihoods. Work towards the establishment of more predictable and systematized support systems to host families and host communities, which are participatory, based on needs assessments, and combined with IDP specific interventions which address their particular needs and vulnerabilities, and maximize the achievement of durable solutions; F. The role of provincial and municipal authorities • Promote awareness-raising with regard to the specific role and responsibilities, and the support and obstacles which municipal and provincial authorities may face in the protection and assistance of IDPs outside camps. In particular, collect information on structural, political and economic or budgetary factors 20