38 Partners in Implementation PART I Budapest 1994 (Decisions: VIII. The Human Dimension) 43. They agreed that the ability of the ODIHR to provide in-depth expertise on human dimension issues under the Programme of Co-ordinated Support should be further developed. In order to respond to requests for advice by newly independent States concerned on all aspects of democratization, they decided that using experts-at-large within the framework of the Programme of Co-ordinated Support would be a useful enhancement of the ODIHR’s role. Ljubljana 2005 (Decisions: Decision No. 11/05 on Promoting of Human Rights Education and Training in the OSCE Area) The Ministerial Council, (…) Tasks the ODIHR, drawing on the relevant expertise and experience acquired by the OSCE structures, institutions and field operations, as well as the OSCE participating States: • To produce a compendium of best practices for participating States on enhancing the promotion of human rights education and training, including the promotion of tolerance, mutual respect and understanding, and non-discrimination in the OSCE area. Ljubljana 2005 (Decisions: Decision No. 12/05 on Upholding Human Rights and the Rule of Law in Criminal Justice Systems) The Ministerial Council, (…) Tasks the ODIHR and other relevant OSCE structures to: Assist the participating States to share with one another successful examples, expertise and good practices to improve criminal justice systems; • Assist the participating States upon their request to strengthen the institutional capacity of defence lawyers to protect and defend the rights of their clients. Brussels 2006 (Decisions: Decision No. 5/06 on Organized Crime) The Ministerial Council, (…) (d) Tasks the Secretary General and the ODIHR to brief the participating States regularly and to present a joint written report to the participating States before the summer recess in 2007, on the implementation of the above‑mentioned tasks; (e) Tasks the Permanent Council to take note of the above-mentioned report and to consider, if appropriate, a possible follow-up; (f) Tasks the Secretary General and the relevant OSCE executive structures including ODIHR, as appropriate in co‑ordination and co‑operation with other international organizations and institutions, to stand ready to respond to project proposals and requests for co‑operation from participating States and to consider facilitating training programmes, all within their respective mandates and as contributions are available for this purpose;