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Finland – Health
The Finnish NAP does not make an explicit reference to health and social care.
Finland – Privatisation
The Finnish NAP does not make an explicit reference to privatisation.
Finland – Tourism
The Finnish NAP does not make an explicit reference to the tourism sector.
Denmark – Health
2. The state duty to protect human rights 2.3 Actions taken [page 11] The Working Environment Act contributes to protecting the right to a safe and healthy working environment, the act protects, among other things, individuals against adverse impacts on health due to environmental pollution from business sources and contributes to protecting the right to…
Denmark – Privatisation
The Danish NAP does not make an explicit reference to privatisation.
Denmark – Tourism
The Danish NAP does not make an explicit reference to the tourism sector.
Czech – Health
Pillar II Scope and content of the obligation to respect human rights [page 30] For businesses, there are three dimensions to respect for human rights: – Do not commit violations of human rights: This applies to a business’s active conduct, the direct impacts of its decisions, and its operations, and may encompass: o The health-…
Czech – Privatisation
Pillar I – state duty to protect human rights Protection of social service clients [pages 15-16] Implements Principle 5 States often delegate the performance of some of their tasks to private entities, though this does not relieve them of their human rights commitments. In fact, they must find ways of meeting their human rights duties…
Czech – Tourism
The Czech NAP does not make an explicit reference to the tourism sector.
Chile – Health
III. First National Action Plan on Business and Human Rights in Chile Actions of the National Action Plan on Business and Human Rights [page 27] As observed in the reports prepared in the field of business enterprises and human rights by different national and international institutions, business enterprises may cause a series of adverse impacts,…
Chile – Privatisation
Pillar 1: The State Duty to Protect Human Rights [Page 27] There are many situations where the State acts as a business enterprise or directly support this type of organisations, for example in the case of public business enterprises, public purchases, the promotion of investment, innovation and exports, or the privatisation of utilities. According to…
Chile – Tourism
Pillar 2: The Corporate Responsibility to Respect Human Rights Strand 2: Promotion of corporate due diligence in the field of human rights Action Point 2.2 [page 55] The Ministry of Economy, Development and Tourism will: Create working groups in conjunction with the Under-Secretariat of Fisheries and Aquaculture and the Under-Secretariat of Tourism, which will have…
Health and social care
The right to enjoy the highest attainable standard of health (the right to health) is a vital prerequisite for human well-being, life in dignity, and sustainable development, as well as for the exercise of other human rights. Although States are the primary duty bearers vis-a-vis health-related human rights, under the UN Guiding Principles on Business and…
Privatisation
Privatisation is a process through which the performance of services and activities traditionally performed by the government is transferred to private sector actors. In other words, privatisation refers to private sector involvement in public service projects and services, such as hospitals, schools, water, sanitation, prisons, roads, energy utilities or railways. Privatisation can take many forms,…
Tourism sector
Tourism has expanded considerably over the last few decades. According to the UN World Tourism Organization (UNWTO), almost 690 million tourists travelled internationally between January and June 2025, about 33 million more than in the same months of 2024. According to preliminary estimates, international tourism receipts reached US$1.6 trillion in 2024, approximately 3% higher than in 2023…
Thailand – OECD National contact points
Thailand is not a member country of the OECD. The Thailand NAP makes no reference to OECD National Contact Points (NCPs).
Thailand – Persons with disabilities
3. The core content of the National Action Plan on Business and Human Rights 3.1 Action plan on labour 3.1.1 Overall situation For the promotion of people with disabilities to enter a career and have a better quality of life, the Ministry of Labour and the Ministry of Social Development and Human Security jointly announced…
Thailand – Public Procurement
3. The core content of the National Action Plan on Business and Human Rights 3.1 Action plan on labour 3.1.2 Challenges Public procurement: The Public Procurement and Supplies Management Act 2017 should be amended by requiring the state to examine human rights protection of business organizations and state-owned enterprises that benefit from government procurement, including…
Thailand – Security Sector
The Thai NAP does not make an explicit reference to security sector.