d. improving co-ordination and communication between the relevant authorities, especially those in the countries of origin, as well as experts and families in order to help locate missing migrants and, in the case of deceased migrants, to help with the identification and dignified management of their remains; 43. Encourages OSCE participating States to further promote integration in host countries by: a. b. c. d. e. f. 44. ensuring fast family reunion once a claim has been recognised; hosting refugees in smaller housing units rather than ‘ghettos’; ensuring that refugee and migrant children are able to attend mainstream schools as soon as possible; ensuring that there are sufficient opportunities to learn the language and traditions of the host country also for adults; sharing best practices on integration, such as system of private sponsorship implemented in Canada, or appointing of a buddy/contact point; providing the access without delay of recognized refugees to the labour market; Strongly urges the OSCE to adopt measures to ensure greater intra-institutional cohesion, co-ordination, information sharing and impact with respect to migration and refugee flows, for example through: a. b. c. the development of an Organization-wide response, with clearly identified roles and responsibilities of each OSCE body; a clearer division of portfolios on migration-related issues within the three dimensions of OSCE activities; the establishment of a high-level task force on migration that would meet quarterly and be supported by a network of focal points throughout OSCE bodies, field missions, institutions as well as Partners for Co-operation. 24