149 19. The State shall, within a reasonable time, and in accordance with paragraphs 503 to 506 of this Judgment, adapt the Alba Protocol or else implement a similar new mechanism, pursuant to the following directives, and shall present an annual report for three years: (i) Implement searches ex officio and without any delay, in cases of disappearance, as a measure designed to protect the life, personal liberty and personal integrity of the disappeared person; (ii) Establish coordination among the different security agencies in order to find the person; (iii) Eliminate any factual or legal obstacles that reduce the effectiveness of the search or that prevent it from starting, such as requiring preliminary inquiries or procedures; (iv) Allocate the human, financial, logistic, scientific or any other type of resource required for the success of the search; (v) Verify the missing report against the database of disappeared persons referred to in paragraphs 509 to 512 supra, and (vi) Give priority to searching areas where reason dictates that it is most probable to find the disappeared person, without disregarding arbitrarily other possibilities or areas. All of the above must be even more urgent and rigorous when it is a girl who has disappeared. 20. The State shall create, within six months of notification of this Judgment, a web page that it must update continually with the necessary personal information on all the women and girls who have disappeared in Chihuahua since 1993 and who remain missing. This web page must allow any individual to communicate with the authorities by any means, including anonymously, to provide relevant information on the whereabouts of the disappeared women or girls or, if applicable, of their remains, in accordance with paragraphs 507 and 508 of the present Judgment. 21. The State shall, within one year of notification of this Judgment and in accordance with paragraphs 509 to 512 hereof, create or update a database with: (i) The personal information available on disappeared women and girls at the national level: (ii) The necessary personal information, principally DNA and tissue samples, of the next of kin of the disappeared who consent to this – or that is ordered by a judge – so that the State can store this personal information solely in order to locate a disappeared person, and (iii) The genetic information and tissue samples from the body of any unidentified woman or girl deprived of life in the state of Chihuahua. 22. The State shall continue implementing permanent education and training programs and courses for public officials on human rights and gender, and on a gender perspective to ensure due diligence in conducting preliminary inquiries and judicial proceedings concerning gender-based discrimination, abuse and murder of women, and to overcome stereotyping about the role of women in society, in the terms of paragraphs 531 to 542 of this Judgment. Every year, for three years, the State shall report on the implementation of the courses and training sessions. 23. The State shall, within a reasonable time, conduct an educational program for the general population of the state of Chihuahua so as to overcome said situation. In