 The Secretary-General be requested to establish, in coordination with interested regional and sub-regional bodies, a global registry of national Points of Contacts at the policy or diplomatic level, bearing in mind coordination with other such registries, including at the regional and subregional levels.  Member States, which have not yet done so, be encouraged to nominate a national Point of Contact at the policy or diplomatic level, taking into account differentiated capacities.  Members States be encouraged to explore mechanisms for regular cross-regional exchanges of lessons and good practices, taking into account differences in regional contexts and the structures of relevant organizations.  [other recommendations]  Member States continue to consider CBMs at the bilateral, regional and multilateral levels. d) With regard to capacity-building, emphasizing its critical functions for empowering all States and other relevant actors to fully participate in the global normative framework, for promoting adherence to international law and the implementation of norms of responsible State behaviour, and for building trust between and within States, the OEWG recommends that:  ICT-related capacity-building efforts in the field of international security should be guided by the following principles: o [insert agreed principles]  Member States be invited to continue to inform the Secretary-General of their views and assessments on Developments in the field of ICTs in the context of international security and to include additional information on lessons learned and good practice related to capacity-building programmes and initiatives.  The Secretary-General be requested to establish a global mechanism for enhancing coherence in capacity-building efforts in the use of ICTs, possibly in the form of a facilitation mechanism, in coordination with existing efforts, including at the regional and sub-regional levels. States in a position to contribute expertise or resources to the development of such a mechanism are encouraged to do so.  Member States be encouraged to further cooperate to build capacity to identify and protect national and transnational critical infrastructure as well as supranational critical information infrastructure.  [other recommendations]  Member States continue to consider capacity-building at the multilateral level. 15