A/RES/73/195 Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration (iii) Connecting the request to similar initiatives and solutions for peer-to-peer exchange and potential replication, where existing and relevant; (iv) Ensuring effective set-up for multi-agency and multi-stakeholder implementation; (v) Identifying funding opportunities, including by initiating the start-up fund; (b) A start-up fund for initial financing to realize project-oriented solutions, by: (i) Providing seed funding, where needed, to jump-start a specific project; (ii) Complementing other funding sources; (iii) Receiving voluntary financial contributions by Member States, the United Nations, international financial institutions and other stakeholders, including the private sector and philanthropic foundations; (c) A global knowledge platform as an online open data source, by: (i) Serving as a repository of existing evidence, practices and initiatives; (ii) Facilitating the accessibility of knowledge and sharing of solutions; (iii) Building on the Global Forum on Migration and Development Platform for Partnerships and other relevant sources. 44. We will implement the Global Compact in cooperation and partnership with migrants, civil society, migrant and diaspora organizations, faith-based organizations, local authorities and communities, the private sector, trade unions, parliamentarians, national human rights institutions, the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement, academia, the media and other relevant stakeholders. 45. We welcome the decision of the Secretary-General to establish a United Nations network on migration to ensure effective and coherent system-wide support for implementation, including the capacity-building mechanism, as well as follow-up and review of the Global Compact, in response to the needs of Member States. In this regard, we note that: (a) IOM will serve as the coordinator and secretariat of the network; (b) The network will fully draw from the technical expertise and experience of relevant entities within the United Nations system; (c) The work of the network will be fully aligned with existing coordination mechanisms and the repositioning of the United Nations development system. 46. We request the Secretary-General, drawing on the network, to report to the General Assembly on a biennial basis on the implementation of the Global Compact, the activities of the United Nations system in this regard, as well as the functioning of the institutional arrangements. 47. Further recognizing the important role of State-led processes and platforms at the global and regional levels in advancing the international dialogue on migration, we invite the Global Forum on Migration and Development, regional consultative processes and other global, regional and subregional forums to provide platforms to exchange experiences on the implementation of the Global Compact, share good practices on policies and cooperation, promote innovative approaches, and foster multi-stakeholder partnerships around specific policy issues. 34/36 18-22354