A/HRC/41/30 achieved since the adoption, in 2015, of the Mérida Declaration, which set out the directives for their work on the Sustainable Development Goals. 39. The consultation confirmed that a number of national human rights institutions contributed to the implementation of the 2030 Agenda through monitoring activities resulting in the systematic, reliable and quantitative analysis of the human rights situation in their countries. 40. The consultations led to the following recommendations to national human rights institutions: (a) Encourage Governments to ensure that the implementation of international human rights obligations as well as the 2030 Agenda are included in relevant national action plans; (b) Enhance cooperation with national statistics implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals; (c) Develop dissemination; methodologies for data collection, offices for the disaggregation and (d) Link recommendations from the international human rights system to the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals; in this regard, capacitybuilding, cooperation and peer-to-peer exchange on methodology are needed; (e) Contribute to putting the principle of leaving no one behind into practice by identifying the most vulnerable groups of the population; (f) Enhance cooperation among themselves for the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals. 41. The consultations also led to the following recommendations to Governments: (a) Include the implementation of international human rights obligations as well as the 2030 Agenda in relevant national action plans; (b) Ensure the full participation of all relevant stakeholders, including national human rights institutions, in efforts to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals; (c) Provide the necessary support and resources to national human rights institutions so that they can effectively discharge their mandates in full compliance with the Paris Principles. 9