RESEARCH other executing institutions in the President Regulation 59/2017, and other relevant parties requires improvement and better promotion.158 Indriana Nugraheni (National Secretariat of the Sustainable Development Goals / Secretariat for the National Coordination Team of the Sustainable Development Goals) specifically addresses the importance for the NCHR to coordinate in a more in-depth manner with the Ministry of NDP / NDPA.159 Through this collaboration, it is expected that all parties are working together to help the government in performing its duties as the party in charge of fulfilling human rights while simultaneously support the achievement of the SDGs in Indonesia.160 The aforementioned collaboration with foreign partners such as the UNESCO and the DIHR will also provide a very good impact if it is improved, particularly in connection with the strengthening of the NCHR internal resources. Only 10% of the respondents from the NCHR External FGD were aware of the NCHR position as the SDGs Coordinator for Asia Pacific, GANHRI. Internally, when answering the questionnaires, Sri Nur Fathya (Sub-Coordinator for the Department of Partnership between Institutions) also advised the NCHR to reinforce its role as the SDGs Coordinator for Asia Pacific, GANHRI. The NCHR could actually introduce and develop the web-based tool’s quality to and together with the other NHRIs in the Asia Pacific region. The SDGs web-based tool and human rights indicator possess the chance to become the consolidating element that can help the NCHR and the government to achieve the SDGs by implementing the human rights aspects. It is unfortunate that the survey result from the NCHR External FGD stated that only 20% of the respondents were aware of and/or utilize the said web-based tool. Internally, the NCHR has discussed the necessity to improve the web-based tool by the addition of human rights indicators in the other SDGs goals that have not been made.161 From the NCHR’s external parties, for instance, Diani Sadiawati (Expert Staff for the Minister of National Development Planning) and Indriana Nugraheni proposed several recommendations to the web-based tool, such as a display of the previously obtained achievements.162 Indriana Nugraheni also stated among others, the need of displaying the technical standard of the measurable indicators.163 158 See: (1) President Regulation 59/2017 (n. 1), Annex; and (2) Law 39/1999 (n. 9), Article 89 Paragraph (1) Letter f, Paragraph (2) Letter e, and Article 103. See also: Article 102. 159 NCHR External FGD (n. 8). 160 See: (1) Law 39/1999 (n. 9), Article 8; and (2) President Regulation 59/2017 (n. 1), Annex. 161 See: MDH, “Partnership with UNESCO, Encouraging Evidence-Based Policy” (n. 111). 162 (1) Surat Nomor: 022/SA.04.ND/01/2021 dari Diani Sadiawati (Staf Ahli Menteri Perencanaan Pembangunan Nasional) mengenai “Penyampaian Respon Focus Group Discussion “Dampak Pandemi COVID-19 dalam Pencapaian SDGs” [Letter Number: 022/SA.04.ND/01/2021 from Diani Sadiawati (Expert Staff for the Ministry of National Development Planning) concerning “Delivery of Response for the Focus Group Discussion “COVID-19 Pandemic Impact to the Achievement of SDGs”] (hereinafter: Letter Number: 022/SA.04.ND/01/2021 from Diani Sadiawati (Expert Staff for the Ministry of National Development Planning)] (28 January 2021); (2) Written Statement from the National Secretariat of the SDGs (29 January 2021); and (3) NCHR External FGD (n. 8). 163 (1) Ibid, Written Statement from the National Secretariat of the SDGs; and (2) Ibid., NCHR External FGD. See also: (1) “Tier Classification for Global SDG Indicators: As of 28 December 2020”, United Nations (managed by the United Nations Statistics Division), accessed on 8 January 2021, https://unstats. un.org/sdgs/files/Tier% 20Classification%20of%20SDG%20Indicators_28%20Dec%202020_web.pdf; and (2) “SDG Indicators: Metadata Repository” United Nations (managed by United Nations Statistics Division), accessed on 8 January 2021, https://unstats.un.org/sdgs/metadata/. 22