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The Vietnam NAP makes no reference to Development finance institutions.

II. TASKS AND ACTIONS 2. Policy and law improvement dd) In consumer protection – Studying and making proposals on drafting the Law on protection of personal data + Lead agency: Ministry of Public Security + Coordinating agencies: relevant Ministries, ministerial-level agencies and other agencies + Outputs: Proposals to draft the Law on protectio of personal…

The Vietnam NAP makes no reference to Corruption.

II. TASKS AND ACTIONS 3. Improving the efficiency of law and policy implementation e) Some other related tasks and actions – Guiding enterprises to conduct RPB; encouraging the development of internal self-remedial and preventive regulations (including procedures and principles for dealing with complaints; and regulations and rules on internal governance, business conducts and ethics in…

The Vietnam NAP makes no reference to the Construction sector.

The Vietnam NAP makes no reference to Conflict-affected areas.

II. TASKS AND ACTIONS 2. Policy and law improvement c) Protecting the rights of the vulnerable groups – Studying, reviewing, proposing amendments, supplements and promulgation of legal normative documents related to gender equality, anti-discrimination and protection of the rights of the vulnerable groups in business activities to ensure feasibility and compliance with international standards, including…

Pillar I Inclusion of ‘business and human rights’ in the Netherlands’ national policy  Labour market policy and employment law “Human rights violations by businesses, including violations of labour rights, persist in the Netherlands, despite existing policy instruments aimed at preventing them. Although Dutch foreign policy considers violations of labour rights to be a human rights…

Introduction A revised action plan “With its revision of the National Action Plan for Business and Human Rights the government aims to formulate a comprehensive agenda on business and human rights with renewed Dutch ambitions giving substance to the obligations outlined in the UNGPs. The operationalisation of the UNGPs is not only an important theme…

The Dutch NAP makes no reference to the Tourism Sector.

The Dutch NAP makes no reference to Tax.

Introduction “Since the publication of its first NAP, the Netherlands has also committed itself through the UN to the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and has set itself the target of achieving all 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) which make up the Agenda by 2030. The OECD Guidelines and the UNGPs offer businesses and states…

Pillar I Central government procurement and private-sector instruments “…The government’s central procurement strategy includes the International Social Conditions (ISCs). These have applied to all EU contract award procedures since 2017 and aim to establish more sustainable international supply chains by preventing or responding to risks related to working conditions, human rights and the environment. The…

The Dutch NAP makes no reference to State owned enterprises/ public private partnerships.

Pillar I Integrating responsibilities in conflict areas and fragile states into policy “… conflict sensitivity guidelines for the Dutch business community will be drawn up in collaboration with companies, NGOs and implementing organisations, with an additional focus on Dutch SMEs. …” p. 44. Development cooperation Sustainable trade with and investment in developing countries “The interests…

The Dutch NAP makes no reference to the Security sector.

Pillar I Central government procurement and private-sector instruments In relation to Pillar 1, the NBA appraisal notes that improved policy coherence can bolster government efforts on business and human rights. The government is looking for possible ways of aligning both central government procurement and grants frameworks for the business community with RBC duties and responsibilities….

The Dutch NAP makes no reference to Privatisation.

The Dutch NAP makes no reference to Persons with disabilities.

Pillar II RBC support office “The new RBC support office will form a one-stop shop for RBC policy by supporting all businesses, including those that do not (as yet) fall under the scope of current legislation, in their application of due diligence. In addition to its informative role, other instruments such as grants can also…