Recommendations for National Action Plans on Business and Human Rights ⅱ. The government develops training materials and provides training programs including online education for public servants and employees of public institutions related to business and human rights policies. ⅲ. The government regularly evaluates the implementation process of NAPs. 7. Human rights protection activities at multilateral international organization A. Background for recommendation States, when acting as members of multilateral institutions, should seek to ensure that those institutions neither restrain the ability of their member States to meet their duty to protect nor hinder business enterprises from respecting human rights. Multilateral institutions need to help States meet their duty to protect and promote business respect for human rights through technical assistance and capacity building. B. Domestic / overseas standards and cases 1) UNGPs 10. States, when acting as members of multilateral institutions that deal with business-related issues, should: ① Seek to ensure that those institutions neither restrain the ability of their member States to meet their duty to protect nor hinder business enterprises from respecting human rights; ② Encourage those institutions, within their respective mandates and capacities, to promote business respect for human rights and, where requested, to help States meet their duty to protect against human rights abuse by business enterprises, including through technical assistance, capacity-building and 24