A/HRC/30/13 75.46 Establish a national institution to promote and protect human rights in accordance with the Paris Principles (Uruguay); 75.47 Establish a national commission on human rights to coordinate, provide capacity development and assist with strengthening human rights implementation throughout the country (Egypt); 75.48 Establish a national human rights institution in conformity with the Paris Principles (France); 75.49 Continue efforts to establish a national human rights institution that is in line with the Paris Principles and allocate adequate resources (Germany); 75.50 Further strengthen its national human rights institution in accordance with the Paris Principles and pursue the development of a comprehensive national human rights action plan (Indonesia); 75.51 Request assistance from the specialized agencies, funds and programmes of the United Nations in order to establish a national human rights institution which would strengthen, coordinate and develop the required measures to respect the human rights of all in the country (Mexico); 75.52 Promote good governance and transparency at the national and atoll administration levels, strengthen public and private sector accountability; and develop a human rights policy and management framework, including annual reporting on their social, environmental and economic impact, with appropriate monitoring and evaluation (Egypt); 75.53 Continue to promote good governance and rule of law through effective policy coordination at national and atoll levels (Singapore); 75.54 Actively implement the policy to promote gender equality, to improve the quality of life of persons with disabilities and development of youth (Russian Federation); 75.55 Endorse and begin implementing the National Gender Policy (Estonia); 75.56 Implement the National Gender Policy and work with women’s civil society groups to implement it in all spheres of national life (Fiji); 75.57 (Fiji); Make national planning and national budgeting gender-responsive 75.58 Adopt and seek technical assistance from donor agencies to implement a national training programme for judges, lawyers, civil society groups and schoolchildren on their rights to water, food security, life, education and health in relation to climate change, and the ways in which the courts can help to develop a Pacific jurisprudence on the relationship between climate change and human rights (Fiji); 75.59 Take all necessary steps to promptly adopt and implement a comprehensive national disability policy in full compliance with international standards (Maldives); 75.60 Design a strategy to manage resources more efficiently, so as to deal with the most pressing human rights issues, and pay particular attention to the marginalized sectors of the population (Mexico); 75.61 Continue to enhance its partnership with specialized agencies of the United Nations in order to implement human rights and boost its cooperation 17