Ⅱ Recommendation for NAPs 4) With this trend, the National Human Rights Commission of Korea has recommended to the public institutions, such as public corporations, to conduct self-evaluation based on the Commission’s Guidelines on Human Rights Management and Checklist (2014) and to the Minister of Strategy and Finance, to improve the evaluation system for performance management of public institutions (2016). At the same time, measures are necessary to institutionalize considerations of the corporate responsibility to respect human rights in financial and credit support for business enterprises and their participation in development aid projects. C. Recommended content for NAPs 1) Goal Regarding the business enterprises which the government owns or controls or has a substantial influence through investment and credit provision, to develop a system that the concerned business enterprises fulfil their responsibility to respect human rights. 2) Direction of national policy Public institutions are connected to business enterprises through their supply chains and could exert direct or indirect influence on the corporate management through credit provision for export, ODA, loans or investment. The government needs to tap into such influence of public institutions, taking incentive measures to guide and encourage business enterprises to voluntarily carry out their responsibility to respect human rights. 15