E/2002/43/Rev.1 E/CN.19/2002/3/Rev.1 (a) Establish Internet access, including a web site, for the use of members of the Forum; (b) Provide, in particular United Nations country offices, as required and as available, facilities for and services to members of the Forum in their respective area of residence and while on official missions; (c) Invite the Chairperson of the Forum to attend sessions of the Economic and Social Council and submit to the Council the report of the Forum; (d) Fund a programme of visits for members of the Forum to participate in relevant meetings, as agreed to by the members; (e) Encourage the programmes, funds and agencies of the United Nations system to participate in and cooperate with and provide support, as appropriate, for the activities of the Forum. Additional meetings 5. The Forum requests the United Nations system to organize regional consultations over the next three years between United Nations agencies, Governments, indigenous peoples and members of the Forum. Data collection 6. The Forum: (a) Invites United Nations system organizations, including field offices, as well as special rapporteurs and States, to begin to disaggregate data on indigenous peoples generally and indigenous women and children specifically in two categories, covering (i) programmes and services impacting indigenous peoples, and (ii) fiscal allocations for indigenous peoples’ programmes and services, and to transmit that data to the Forum on an annual basis; (b) Invites United Nations system organizations to forward to the Forum information relating to all publications and data sources, including Internet services relating to indigenous peoples, on an annual basis; (c) Invites United Nations system organizations to transmit to the Forum copies of all internal policies and procedures relating to indigenous peoples and to inform the Forum of any procedure or policy which limits their activities to specific regions or States. Technical seminar 7. The Forum requests the United Nations system to establish a repository for hard-copy historical data relating to indigenous peoples, including treaties between indigenous peoples and States and United Nations studies on indigenous peoples. Report on the state of the world’s indigenous peoples 8. The Forum requests the United Nations system to produce a United Nations publication which will be a triennial report (once every three years) on the state of the world’s indigenous peoples, containing data on indigenous peoples and discussing issues relating to indigenous peoples in the thematic areas within the Forum’s mandate. 3