5. Conclusions and Recommendations Conclusions Sharing experiences on the SDGs is important for human rights institutions to do. First, sharing experiences is useful to obtain new things that a human rights institution has never thought of previously. Second, sharing experiences is also useful for solving existing problems that are also experienced by other human rights institutions. The experience of Heba Farid (ICHR, Palestine) who has benefited from interaction with other parties at the international level in increasing the implementation of new things and developing the SDGs in Palestine can be an interesting example for all parties.127 In addition, the ICHR and Komnas HAM also talked about internal challenges where the SDGs are still considered an additional job outside of daily work.128 In this regard, sharing experiences with other human rights institutions regarding the linkage and integration of human rights with the SDGs can increase the awareness and understanding of the staff of each human rights institution in relation to the SDGs. Third, sharing experiences can strengthen the solidarity of human rights institutions in seeking shared solutions to the problems that generally are of similar characters in the three human rights institutions in this report.129 For example, regarding the issue of coordination and togetherness between institutions in implementing the SDGs in a country, including the role of human rights institutions.130 Diagram 3 127 Conclusions on SDGs Sharing Experiences Ibid. (1) “DIHR Project Interview - NHRI Role with Indonesia” (n. 16); and (2) “Palestine’s ICHR Zoom Interview” (n. 91). 129 See Chapters 2-4. 130 Ibid. 25 128