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II. CHALLENGES (…) Additionally, the participation of the business sector in the coordinated implementation of the stabilization policy will be an important challenge in order to consolidate the culture of legality in areas affected by poverty, the presence of illegal economies, institutional weakness and generalized violence. It is clear that the presence of the business…

IV. POLICY DEFINITION Focus on children and adolescents: According to the document Technical Guidelines of the Model for the Care of Children and Adolescents [Lineamiento Técnico del Modelo para la Atención de los Niños, las Niñas y Adolescentes]: “The rights of children and adolescents are human rights and specifically include the right to special care…

CHAPTER TWO: SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS AND THEMATIC AREAS 2.2 Kenya’s Experience with Business and Human Rights Under the social pillar of the Vision 2030, Kenya aims to build a just and cohesive society with social equity in a clean and secure environment. The Key sectors under the social pillar namely: […] youth […]   CHAPTER THREE:…

  The Kenya NAP makes no reference to Conflict-affected areas

The Belgian NAP does not explicitly address privatisation.

The Belgian NAP does not explicitly address the Tourism sector.

Action point 19 Promote best practice of SMEs that adopt responsible supply chain management, especially through the « CSR Compass » tool Promouvoir les bonnes pratiques des PME qui adoptent une gestion de la chaine d’approvisionnement responsable, notamment grâce à l’outil « CSR Compass » « One of the most relevant instruments developed by the European…

Pillar 1: The State Duty to Protect Human Rights Strand 6: Strengthening Coherence between Public Policies 6.3. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs will: … Disseminate the importance of respecting human rights in global value chains (GVCs), encouraging the introduction of this matter in discussions held and worked carried out by the GVC Intergovernmental Group, as…

The Lithuania NAP does not make an explicit reference to land.

The Finland NAP does not make an explicit reference to the Sustainable Development Goals.

2 National Action Plan on Business and Human Rights 2020-23 2.1 Pillar 1: state duty to protect   2.1.3 The State-business nexus Guiding Principles 4 to 5 Given the federal government’s direct influence on the activities of federal government-associated businesses, it has a particular obligation to ensure that these companies respect human rights, for example…

The National Action Plan Outcome 1.1: Promoting RBC Globally Ongoing Commitments and Initiatives:  [page 8]  Asia–Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC): … The U.S. government is also actively engaged in the Business Ethics for APEC Small and Medium Enterprise Initiative, the world’s largest collective action mechanism to strengthen ethical business practices in the medical device, biopharmaceutical, and…

The National Action Plan Outcome 1.3: Leverage U.S. Government Purchasing Power to Promote High Standards [Page 11] Ongoing Commitments and Initiatives: State and Department of Defense (DOD) Contracting with Private Security Providers: DOD requires private security companies (PSCs) with which it contracts to demonstrate conformance with standards consistent with the International Code of Conduct for…

The US NAP does not make an explicit reference to the tourism sector.

The UK NAP does not make an explicit reference to health and social care.

The UK 2016 NAP does not make an explicit reference to privatisation.

The UK NAP does not make an explicit reference to the tourism sector.

3.4 Action Plan on Cross Border Investment and Multinational Enterprises 3.4.3 Action Plan (2019–2022) Pillar 1: State duties in protecting (Protect)   No.   Issues   Activities Responsible agencies Time-frame (2019–2022) Indicators (wide frame) Compliance with National Strategy/ SDGs/UNGPs 3. Promotion of Investment Require studies and assessments of the risk and impact on human rights…