45 Article 60 of this Convention, as well as training and assistance and the mutual exchange of relevant experience and expertise, which will facilitate international cooperation between States Parties on extradition and mutual legal assistance. 2. The States Parties shall strengthen, to the extent necessary, efforts to maximize efficiency of operational and training activities in international and regional organizations and in the framework of relevant bilateral and multilateral agreements or arrangements. 3. The States Parties shall consider assisting one another, upon request, in conducting evaluations, studies and research relating to the types, causes and effects of ICT crimes committed in their respective countries, with a view to developing, with the participation of competent authorities, society and private sector, strategy and action plans to combat these types of offences. 4. The States Parties shall consider establishing voluntary mechanisms with a view to contributing financially to the efforts of developing countries and countries with economies in transition through technical assistance programmes and projects. 5. The States Parties shall entrust the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime with the task of providing specialized technical assistance to States Parties with a view to promoting the implementation of programmes and projects to combat ICT crimes. Article 59. Training 1. Each State Party shall, to the extent necessary, develop, implement or improve specific training programmes for its personnel responsible for preventing and combating ICT crimes. Such training programmes could cover, inter alia, the following areas: (a) effective measures to prevent, detect and investigate ICT crimes, as well as to punish for and combat them, including the use of electronic evidencegathering and investigative methods;