Empowering National Human Rights Institutions to Advance Rights-Based Climate Action 35 Promotion and monitoring of environmental, social, and human rights risks (including mobility risks) and impact assessments Level of support from national authorities for the NHRI's role in CCMA Figure 11. Promotion and monitoring of risks and impact assessment Figure 12. Level of political support NHRIs indicated their current engagement in monitoring environmental, social and human rights risks impact assessments on climate-related projects, one NHRI (India) indicated that they do this regularly, while another two (Nepal, Bangladesh) indicated that they do this occasionally (Figure 11). In relation to the level of political support to NHRIs in their engagement with national authorities, one NHRI (India) reported strong support while three (Bangladesh, Nepal, Pakistan) indicated moderate support (Figure 12). The extent the NHRI feels it can operate independently without undue influence from political entities in CCMA matters Main security challenges NHRI faces when addressing human rights issues related to CCMA Figure 13. Operational independence and security challenges

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