3 1) recommendations on community rights 22 issues: the NHRCT has suggestions on requesting the complained government agency suspends a project or reviews it or implements it following the United Nations Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights to appoint a committee or working group that includes all relevant sectors, or has a mechanism in place to address it. Investigation of concrete human rights violations to urgently resolve issues organizing public hearings in the area and stakeholders, and taking into account the process of people's participation under the Constitution of the Kingdom of Thailand, B.E. 2560 (2017) for people to access information in all dimensions; Establishing a mutual agreement between government agencies and people affected to determine common solutions to problems closely following and supervising the operations of the respondent under their powers, including suggesting remedies for those affected It proposed to consider supporting the urgent budget and made suggestions for the private sector to implement the principle of human rights due diligence in terms of risks and impacts from the performance of duties in respect of the business sector, including the determination of remedial measures for damage that may occur from business operations. Results/achievements: Relevant agencies have implemented recommendations from the NHRCT. For example, Nakhon Si Thammarat province has conducted a fact check to review the port construction project at Ao Talet or review the business license to establish a provincial working group to solve problems and monitor business operations Management of problems affecting the epidemic of black chin cichlids. The Department of Fisheries has expedited the elimination of the black-chinned cichlids and paid compensation to the affected farmers. The case of the Nong Dae dredging project and the case of Trang Palm Oil Company Limited solved problems and healed the complainants and those affected until they were satisfied, including in the case of government projects and the private sector held hearings. Stakeholder Engagement Process Related communities and people under the Constitution of the Kingdom of Thailand, B.E. 2560, to access information both before and after the preparation of the environmental impact assessment report, etc. In the case where the agency is unable to implement the recommendations of the NHRCT for reasonable reasons. For example, the NHRCT has suggested that the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT) publish the progress of the operation. However, EGAT is unable to implement the recommendations of the NHRCT because it is pending clarity on determining the order and size of water resources development projects by the Republic of the Government of the Union of Myanmar to determine the direction of the development of such projects, or recommendations to the Ministry of Transport and the Marine Department to bring the study results and prepare an Environmental Impact Assessment (SEA) report at the