Belgium – 2nd – Guidance to business
NB: This breakdown is based on the simplified English version of the 2nd NAP
6. BUSINESSES AND HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE CONTEXT OF DEVELOPMENT COOPERATION
| Action | Actors involved | Anticipated period |
| 22. Contribution to businesses in developing countries (BIO Invest) | Federal government (FPS Foreign Affairs – DGD) | Ongoing |
| 22.1 Decent work approach with the UN, ILO and partner countries | Federal government (FPS Foreign Affairs – DGD) | Ongoing |
| 22.2 Decent work approach with the World Bank | Federal government (FPS Foreign Affairs – DGD), BIO Invest | Ongoing |
9. RAISING AWARENESS, TRAINING AND SUPPORT FOR COMPANIES AND ORGANISATIONS RELATING TO HUMAN RIGHTS
| Action | Actors involved | Anticipated period |
| 30. Creating and updating tools around human rights | 30. Creating and updating tools around human rights | Duration of the action plan |
| 31. Information on human rights through training and other communication channels | Federal government (FPS Foreign Affairs and FPS Economy), Flemish Government (FIT, MVO and VLAIO), Walloon government (AWEX, Sowalfin) Brussels-Capital Region (hub.brussels) | Ongoing |
| 32. Raising awareness about human rights among Belgian officials and businesses active abroad and during economic missions | Federal government, Flemish government (FIT), Walloon government (Sowalfin and AWEX), Brussels government (hub.brussels) | 2023-2024 |
| 33. Taking action in terms of responsible consumption | Federal government | Ongoing |
| 34. ‘Sustainable food systems’ – ‘sustainable food labelling’ | Federal government (FPS Economy and FPS Public Health), Brussels-Capital Region (Environment Brussels) | Ongoing |
| 35. The awareness-raising tool in respect of corruption | Federal government (FPS Justice, FPS Economy and FPS Foreign Affairs) | 2024 |
12. COMBATING HUMAN TRAFFICKING AND COMBATING SOCIAL FRAUD AND SOCIAL DUMPING
| Action | Actors involved | Anticipated period |
| 48. Information and good practices as to compliance with the stipulations regarding the application of the non-punitive clause in the Criminal Code | Federal government (FPS Justice) | Ongoing |