be particularly appropriate include training and the production and dissemination of information and educational materials. There may also be a need for technical advice in the development of national plans themselves. It is not desirable for the whole of a national action plan to be funded externally. A key consideration is to bring human rights activity within the normal range of government action. Thus, even if a government has only limited resources at its disposal, some of these resources should be allocated to achievement of the plan’s objectives. A corollary is that limited resources need not prevent a government from developing a national action plan. 105