A/71/279 building self-reliance and resilience from the outset. To reduce displacement as a result of climate change, sudden and slow-onset disasters and conflict, we must act now and establish effective safeguards and benchmarks that will avoid future lost generations of displaced. No one should be left behind and the World Humanitarian Summit has taken important steps, but its commitments and promise must be realized in practice. 91. The Special Rapporteur recommends that States: (a) Invest in peace and peacebuilding efforts, taking necessary steps to prevent and resolve conflicts and remove the conditions and triggers for conflict as part of their good governance, human rights and development obligations. Addressing factors including inequality, discrimination, poverty, injustice and corruption, are essential factors to prevent and reduce displacement; (b) Comply fully with international humanitarian law and human rights law and respect the Guiding Principles on Internal Displacement. States affected by or at risk of internal displacement should adopt legislation and policy on internal displacement in line with international and regional law and standards; (c) Ensure that governance and institutional frameworks on internal displacement are in place with the necessary budgets to implement strategic national action plans. Affected States should consider allocating a guaranteed percentage of national revenues to displacement and disaster preparedness, early warning, mitigation and response; (d) Publicly undertake to meet the commitment to resolving and reducing internal displacement and develop national durable solutions and action plans in partnership with national and international partners with long term financial allocations guaranteed; (e) Establish baseline, evidence-based approaches to internal displacement based on disaggregated data, in collaboration with national and international partners, that provides a detailed national picture of internally displaced persons and their protection needs, as well as a comprehensive profile of situations and host communities; (f) Based on international standards and the establishment of national targets and indicators, set time-bound and monitored objectives for the reduction of internal displacement in keeping with the Sustainable Development Goals, with particular attention given to situations of protracted displacement; (g) Reduce the risk of new and secondary displacement by addressing the root causes of displacement as a high priority, including by taking conflict prevention measures and measures to mitigate against the impact of disasters; (h) Undertake displacement risk assessments and establish early warning mechanisms to enable States to better predict, prepare and respond to disasters, conflict and all potential displacement situations; (i) Give a high priority to finding solutions to protracted displacement, in consultation with internally displaced persons. Durable solutions must be 16-13413 23/25