A/71/279 humanitarian and development actors. It aims to support Governments and humanitarian and development actors to pursue evidence -based joint responses through transforming the Framework into field appropriate tools. 82. The Summit commitment to establish an annual update to review progress in taking forward and implementing its commitments will be an essential means to monitor progress in the reduction of internal displacement through durable solutions, as well as helping to maintain momentum on key objectives and commitments. A commitment to action platforms will be established and made publicly accessible, allowing alignments and individual and joint commitments made at the Summit to be reflected and participants to be held accountable for the commitments they have made. F. Enhancing international solidarity to prevent and reduce internal displacement 83. The message “one humanity: shared responsibility” is one that resonated throughout the Summit process and urges greater solidarity to better prevent and respond to humanitarian crises. This can be achieved through greater commitments from more countries to make resources available for long -term humanitarian financing to help to integrate humanitarian and development approaches for solving internal displacement. However, shared responsibility must go beyond funding alone if it is to truly fulfil the vision of solidarity between and across countries. 84. In the area of disaster risk reduction, mitigation and response, much scope and many opportunities for further international cooperation and solidarity in prevention and preparedness exists and should be developed. As has been demonstrated in disaster contexts, such as Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines and the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami, numerous countries rapidl y respond with funds, personnel and equipment when disaster strikes. Expanding the scope and nature of this collaboration and assistance beyond the immediate aftermath of disaster to prevention, preparedness and longer-term recovery should be part of a new global compact. Shared responsibility and solidarity to better find and implement solutions to disaster-related displacement should mean opening the doors to shared technology use and technical assistance between States in a spirit of international cooperation. 85. This means increasing international focus and cooperation on risk reduction and resilience based on the 2015 Sendai Framework and the 2015 Paris Agreement on climate change. The Summit addressed displacement in the context of disasters and climate change and participants called for the development of an international mechanism and legal framework for the protection of those displaced by the adverse impacts of climate change. The 2010 Cancun Agreements recognized climate induced displacement, and the Special Rapporteur examined this in his report to the General Assembly in 2011 (A/66/285). Disaster-related internal displacement is closely linked with disaster-related cross-border displacement. He welcomes the Agenda for the Protection of Cross-Border Displaced Persons in the Context of Disasters and Climate Change endorsed by 110 countries in 2015 under the Nansen Initiative. 16-13413 21/25