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Methodologies in the context of the mobilization of support, which includes finance, technology development and transfer, and capacity-building support, are understood to be measures that may be used by both providers and recipients of support. (...) The gap analysis could also reveal existing barriers to mobilizing support, including limitations in accessing support or the lack of capacity and an enabling environment to attract and absorb support. 15. (...) Steps taken by providers of support 16. Important steps in facilitating the mobilization of support are scaling up and enhancing access to adaptation support, including support provided through the Financial Mechanism and the Technology Mechanism. 17.

Reiterates its aspiration that Somalia should be responsible for its own security, emphasises that the FGS should lead the security transition process and it should effectively start in 2021, welcomes in this regard the STP urges the FGS and FMS to fully implement their commitments and further urges Somalia’s international partners to support Somalia in fulfilling these commitments, including by ensuring AMISOM’s strategic tasks and priorities support the transition to Somali responsibility for security; 2. (...) Urges the deployment of the remaining civilian component to provide full support to AMISOM’s military and police tasks for reconfiguration of AMISOM to support transition to SSF-led operations and drawdown; 17. (...) Notes with appreciation the continued financial support to AMISOM, including from the European Union and urges new donors to provide support for: (a) AMISOM, including through the provision of additional funding for troop stipends, equipment, and technical assistance for AMISOM, as recommended in the African Union/United Nations funding report and to support the effective functioning of the CCTARC and the disbursement of amends; (b) The United Nations Trust Fund in Support of the African Union Mission to Somalia and SSF, including funding directed to training equipment and funding and mentoring of the SSF to counter the threat of improvised explosive devices, tackle the proliferation of small arms and light weapons, and to support SPF as set out in paragraph 20; (c) National and state-level institutions for the development of the Somali security sector, including capacity building for the maritime police force in line with resolution 2246 (2015); 25.

Urges the FGS, with the coordinated support of the international community, to set out a clear strategic plan to generate new Somali security forces, integrate forces from the FMS and train and equip current and newly generated federal forces, requests the AU and UNSOM to provide additional support to AMISOM in its provision of combat mentoring support to the SNA, and underlines the importance of deploying these forces for delivery of the tasks set out in the updated Transition Plan; AMISOM Priorities and tasks 9. (...) Urges the deployment of the remaining civilian component to provide full support to AMISOM’s military and police tasks for transition and drawdown; 17. (...) Calls on the FGS and FMS to fully support the state and federal police through effective training, equipping, and sustainment support, reiterates the critical role police play to sustaining SNA operations aimed at securing and holding territory and emphasises a professional and capable police force, able to contribute to providing security for civilian populations, is necessary for the FGS to fully implement the STP; 29.

We agree to continue to give each other firm support in upholding territorial integrity, sovereignty, security and development interests. (...) China will, as always, o ffer assistance and support to Africa’s development with no political strings attached. (...) A/72/198 14/30 18-15649 3.3.4 China will support Africa in developing the Single African Air Transport Market.