b) cooperate to develop as far as possible common approaches to the conservation and sustainable use of wildlife; and c) collaborate to achieve the objectives of international agreements which are applicable to the conservation and sustainable use of wildlife and to which they are party. In implementing this Protocol, States Parties shall: a) take such policy, administrative and legal measures as appropriate to ensure the conservation and sustainable use of wildlife; b) take measures as are necessary to enforce national legislation pertaining to wildlife effectively; and c) cooperate with other Member States to manage shared wildlife resources as well as any transfrontier effects of activities within their jurisdiction or control. ARTICLE 4 OBJECTIVES 1. The primary objective of this Protocol is to establish within the Region and within the framework of the respective national laws of each State Party, common approaches to the conservation and sustainable use of wildlife resources and to assist with the effective enforcement of laws governing those resources. 2. To this end, specific objectives of this Protocol shall be to: a) promote the sustainable use of wildlife; b) harmonise legal instruments governing wildlife use and conservation; c) enforce wildlife laws within, between and among States Parties; d) facilitate the exchange of information concerning wildlife management, utilisation and the enforcement of wildlife laws; e) assist in the building of national and regional capacity for wildlife management, conservation and enforcement of wildlife laws; f) promote the conservation of shared wildlife resources through the establishment of transfrontier conservation areas; and g) facilitate community-based natural resources management practices for management of wildlife resources. ARTICLE 5 INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS 1. The institutional arrangements shall be: a) the Wildlife Sector Technical Coordinating Unit; b) the Committee of Ministers responsible for Food, Agriculture and Natural Resources;