A/HRC/53/12 39.193 Reduce greenhouse gas emissions in line with the country’s international commitments and ensure that the Federal Council’s strategy of net zero emissions by 2050 is implemented (Vanuatu); 39.194 Strengthen and implement relevant domestic legislation to protect and promote the right to a clean, healthy and sustainable environment and its associated impacts on other rights (Fiji); 39.195 Take measures to ensure that multinational companies and their subsidiaries contribute to the fight against climate change (Chile); 39.196 Intensify efforts to diversify from the fossil fuel sector and strive to set mandatory rules for businesses to report and prevent environmental, climate and human rights risks (Marshall Islands); 39.197 Ensure that public and private financial institutions take into account the climate impact of their investments and the consequent harmful effects on human rights, especially of children, in particular by instituting regular monitoring and evaluation mechanisms of investment activities and adopting binding standards for these institutions (Costa Rica); 6 39.198 Reduce greenhouse gas emissions, in line with its international commitments, and ensure that the Federal Council strategy of net zero emissions by 2050 is implemented with human rights, gender, child-friendly and disabilityinclusive approaches (Panama); 39.199 Continue taking measures to strengthen the accountability, regulation and supervision of the Swiss financial market to prevent adverse human rights impacts caused by illicit financial flows (Turkmenistan); 39.200 Enact mandatory norms on corporate human rights due diligence that include effective implementation mechanisms (Ecuador); 39.201 Monitor the activities of Swiss companies abroad and ensure that they are in line with human rights (Egypt); 39.202 Enact legislation on conflict-affected areas and provide guidance and advice for business enterprises on ensuring respect for human rights and to prevent and address the heightened risk of corporate involvement in gross human right violations in conflict-affected areas, including situations of foreign occupation (State of Palestine); 39.203 Continue to provide humanitarian and development assistance to poor countries to help them bear the humanitarian burden and promote human rights (Dominican Republic); 39.204 Continue to provide humanitarian and development assistance to the least developed and developing countries to contribute to the protection of human rights (Yemen); 39.205 Promote the adoption of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development (Cameroon); 39.206 Continue to advance women’s empowerment and enjoyment of their economic, social and cultural rights, including through engaging with the national human rights institution in order to promote awareness, dialogue and cooperation among all stakeholders on this issue (Thailand); 39.207 Consider reviewing its policy to introduce gender budgeting in the federal Government (Timor-Leste); 6 GE.23-03429 The recommendation, as read during the interactive dialogue, was “Ensure that public and private financial institutions take into account the climate impact of their investments and the consequent harmful effects on human rights, in particular by instituting regular monitoring and evaluation mechanisms.” 17