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Good governance brings together the leaders with a responsibility to protect children from online sexual exploitation and is a multi-stakeholder, cross-sector national body or bodies.

Technology needs to make rapid and extensive progress to identify and remove the existing levels of CSAM online as well as to prevent new cases and respond to active cases.

Research to understand child sexual abuse online offender behaviour, drivers, pathways and effective interdiction.

Develop targeted early intervention strategies to reach those at risk of offending and develop targeted strategies to reach existing offenders and signpost to sources of help to change behaviour.

Regular education and outreach through accessible channels that are appropriate to age, gender, race, disability, culture and nationality / language.

Increased public/citizen understanding of their rights and accountability of governments and companies of how they are upholding their responsibility and duty of care to children.

Wide and consistent adherence within the technology sector of principles, and subsequent action, for child safety.

The use of technology, such as artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning, to prevent, detect, block, report and remove illegal and exploitative material, live streaming and grooming.

To support and protect children, relevant, timely and individualised child-centred, multi-sectoral crisis response services should be provided to all child victims of sexual exploitation and abuse (and their families).