2.2.2. What Strategic SDGs Activities Have Been Conducted? The strategic activity has been carried out by Komnas HAM’s role in the various international forums.21 For example, Komnas HAM is actively involved in the Asia-Pacific Forum on Sustainable Development organized by the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (UN ESCAP).22 In addition, Komnas HAM is also involved in Partners for Review (P4R) activities.23 Komnas HAM also collaborates with the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), in which this collaboration is often promoted in various forums.24 Collaboration with the UNESCO, among others, is in the form of making the SDGs web-based tools, one of which is useful for monitoring the implementation of the SDGs.25 Hartono reminded that there are still things that need to be improved in the SDGs web-based tools, such as expanding the SDGs to all goals and making it more updated with existing developments. 26 This is said to be strategic because through this activity the performance of Komnas HAM can be known at the international level.27 Through these activities various collaboration opportunities can emerge.28 This strategic activity is in accordance with one of the missions of Komnas HAM, namely “Strengthening the strategic role of Komnas HAM at the national and international level”.29 Komnas HAM’s role above is one of the “good practices” carried out by Komnas HAM.30 Hartono classified these good practices into 4 forms, namely trust, reputation, partnership, and networking.31 HAM: Overview of the Sustainable Development Goals and Human Rights”], (17 December 2021), 4. 20 Ibid; DIHR Project Interview - NHRI Role with Indonesia. 21 Ibid. 22 Ibid. 23 Ibid. 24 Ibid. 25 See amongst others: (1) Danish Institute for Human Rights and Komnas HAM, “The Role of NHRIs in Monitoring SDGs Achievements in their National Context” (n. 4), minutes 42-43; (2) Tim Penyusun Laporan Tahunan Komnas HAM 2020, “Laporan Tahunan Komnas HAM 2020” [Komnas HAM 2020 Annual Report] (2021), 83-84; (3) Komnas HAM, “Research: Strengthening the Position and The Roles of the National Commission on Human Rights in Supporting the Achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in Indonesia” (2021), 12-13; and (4) Webinar “Kampanye Internal Sustainable Development Goals di Komnas HAM: Sustainable Development Goals dalam Konteks Pemajuan and Penegakan HAM di Indonesia” [“Overview of the Sustainable Development Goals and Human Rights: Sustainable Development Goals in the Context of Promoting and Enforcement of Human Rights in Indonesia”], 20 December 2021, Mimin Dwi Hartono’s statement, minutes 78-79. See also: Danish Institute for Human Rights, “Working with the 2030 Agenda to Promote Human Rights: NHRI Initiatives in the Asia Pacific Region” (n. 10), 12. 26 Ibid., Danish Institute for Human Rights and Komnas HAM, “The Role of NHRIs in Monitoring SDGs Achievements in their National Context”, minutes 42-43. 27 Ibid. 28 Ibid. See also Sub-chapter 2.2.6. on this chapter. 29 Komnas HAM 2020 Annual Report (n. 25), translated by authors, 3. 30 Mimin Dwi Hartono, “Tujuan Pembangunan Berkelanjutan dan Pemajuan serta Penegakan HAM: Pembelajaran dan Langkah ke Depan” (PowerPoint Presentation on Webinar “Kampanye 5