A/HRC/54/31/Add.1 suicide needs to address root causes and ensure the development of measurable indicators; (c) Provide adequate resources to strengthen the role of the National Advocacy Centre for Children’s Rights; (d) Strengthen the quality of education and education in Inuit languages to support the intergenerational transmission of Inuit knowledge, culture, hunting and food practices; (e) Dedicate more resources to children’s rights as children and young persons are its most valuable asset. Housing 105. The Special Rapporteur recommends that Greenland: (a) Adopt a holistic approach to the implementation of the government strategy on homeless persons, taking into account interlinkages with social services, health, education and employment, assign adequate resources and define indicators in order to evaluate its effectiveness; (b) children. Pay particular attention to the consequences that housing policies have on Persons with disabilities 106. The Special Rapporteur recommends that Greenland: (a) Implement effective monitoring mechanisms to ensure the safety and rights of persons in residential care institutions; (b) Adopt and implement, in consultation with all relevant stakeholders, a disability action plan with adequately assigned resources and clear indicators; (c) Support appropriate and innovative solutions by Greenland, such as the use of sled dogs for rehabilitation, as this would serve multiple purposes, including sustaining livelihoods and Inuit practices. 20 GE.23-13414