E/2014/43 E/C.19/2014/11 interests of indigenous peoples in line with the Declaration. The Forum notes the efforts of certain States to create institutions for the rights and interests of indigenous peoples as Government bodies, including ombudsmen who deal with issues and situations regarding the protection of the rights and interests of indigenous peoples. It recommends that other States draw upon such experiences which highlight the promotion and protection of the rights of indigenous peoples. 65. The Permanent Forum urges all Member States and United Nations agencies and country teams to initiate indigenous human rights training and education programmes in their institutions and activities, in particular the existing and emerging international jurisprudence on the human rights and standards containe d in the Declaration and their application and relevance at the national and local levels. 66. The Permanent Forum acknowledges the letter dated 21 May 2014 of the Government of Ukraine addressed to the Secretary-General of the United Nations and congratulates the Government of Ukraine on the statement contained therein, in which it expresses its support of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. 67. The Permanent Forum calls on the entities of the United Nations system to collaborate with indigenous peoples in designing and implementing early warning systems to better ensure peace, security and good governance in their lands. That could include greater coordination between the Office of the Special Adviser on the Prevention of Genocide, the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination and indigenous peoples through their representative institutions. Future work of the Permanent Forum, including emerging issues 68. The Permanent Forum appoints Maria Eugenia Choque Quispe and Joan Carling, members of the Forum, to conduct a study on traditional knowledge in the framework of the post-2015 development agenda, bearing in mind that indigenous cultures and traditional practices contribute to sustainable development and environmental management, including rights respecting lands, territories and resources, food sovereignty and culture. 69. The Permanent Forum appoints Megan Davis to conduct a study into crossborder issues, including recognition of the right of indigenous peoples to trade in goods and services across borders and militarized areas. 70. In the context of the Permanent Forum’s decision to initiate reform of its methods of work to better achieve its overall mandate, decides to hold a half day discussion on the matters, with the objective of gathering ideas and proposals toward this objective. 71. The Permanent Forum appoints Álvaro Pop, a member of the Forum, to undertake in collaboration with other members of the Forum a study on the situation of indigenous children with disabilities in rural areas, to be submitted at its fourteenth session. The study would build on and complement the findings of previous studies undertaken by members of the Forum (see E/C.19/2014/5 and E/C.19/2013/6). 72. The Permanent Forum appreciates the contribution and support of United Nations agencies at the country level through their evaluation of the status of 16/22 14-54937