It should be noted that the result of the above survey regarding the SDGs and Human Rights have also been processed in a report entitled “Working with the 2030 Agenda to Promote Human Rights: NHRI Initiatives in the Asia Pacific Region” which has been published by DIHR.10 However, the countries discussed in the report do not include Kyrgyzstan and Palestine.11 The discussion on Indonesia carried out in the report focused on the monitoring and planning of the SDGs and Human Rights as well as discussions on human rights and business related to SDGs.12 2. Indonesia 2.1. Introduction Komnas HAM is one of the human rights institutions involved in the 2020 SDGs survey.13 In the survey, Komnas HAM has informed about activities related to the SDGs, including the establishment of Komnas HAM Sustainable Development Goals Team by the Plenary Session and partnership with various parties in the country and abroad.14 The problems faced by Komnas HAM in carrying out the SDGs activities are the availability of budget to carry out the SDGs activities, the short period of involvement in the SDGs, and the lack of involvement by the government in the national SDGs implementation plan.15 2.2. Further Look through Written Questions, Interviews, and Other Sources To further look into the results of the DIHR and Komnas HAM survey in 2020, the researchers have interviewed with Komnas HAM represented by Mimin Dwi Hartono (Acting Head of Advancement of Human Rights Bureau of the National Commission on Human Rights) and Sri Nur Fathya (SubCoordinator of Inter-Agency Cooperation / Junior Public Relations Officer of the National Commission on Human Rights). The interview was held on 21 Heba Farid, “The Role of NHRIs in Monitoring SDG achievements in their national context” (PowerPoint Presentation on Webinar “The Role of NHRIs in Monitoring SDGs Achievements in their National Context” (22 November 2021); dan (5) “Questions on SDG related Experiences since January 2020”, survey was conducted by the Research Team, the DIHR, and Komnas HAM, 22 November 2021. 10 Danish Institute for Human Rights, “Working with the 2030 Agenda to Promote Human Rights: NHRI Initiatives in the Asia Pacific Region” (n. 10), 12. 11 Ibid. 12 Ibid., 12, 14, and 19-20. 13 (1) Danish Institute for Human Rights and Komnas HAM, “Summary of Respondents from the Asia-Pacific Region to the NHRI.EU SDG Survey” (n. 1), 1 and 18; and (2) Danish Institute for Human Rights and Komnas HAM, “NHRI Survey on SDGs” (n. 1). 14 (1) Ibid., Danish Institute for Human Rights and Komnas HAM, “Summary of Respondents from the Asia-Pacific Region to the NHRI.EU SDG Survey”, 18; and (2) Ibid, Danish Institute for Human Rights and Komnas HAM, “NHRI Survey on SDGs”. 15 Ibid. 3