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13th United Nations Forum on Business and Human Rights

Otgontuya Davaanyam

FAU-Erlangen Nuremberg

Research Associate/PhD Candidate

Nuremberg, Germany

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Otgontuya Davaanyam is a Mongolian human rights lawyer, who previously worked for UNDP Mongolia as an Individual Consultant to assist in the National Action Plan on Business and Human Rights established by the Government of Mongolia. She is currently working as a Research Fellow for the OECD NCP case law analysis project at FAU-Erlangen Nuremberg University.

10:00am CET

Migration, Business and Human Rights: Consultation for the Working Group’s 2025 Report to the UN General Assembly Room XIX

3:00pm CET

Have Smart Mix measures worked for (W)HRDs, Indigenous Peoples and afro-descendant communities? Room XX

4:40pm CET

Empowering SMEs: Awareness Raising and Capacity Building in Business and Human Rights Room XX Raising the Bar through Climate Change Litigation Room XIX

9:00am CET

BHR informal dialogues: Conflict-Affected Areas Room XXIV BHR informal dialogues: Corporate Influence in the Political and Regulatory Sphere Room XX

10:00am CET

Is the Arms Industry Exempt from Human Rights Due Diligence? Room XX Do National Action Plans on Business and Human Rights Work in the Asia-Pacific? Room XIX

11:40am CET

The Inclusive Value Chain: Strengthening Inter-Stakeholder Cooperation for Impactful Human Rights Due Diligence Legislation Room XX

3:00pm CET

Land Rights of Indigenous Peoples in the context of large-scale land acquisition Room XIX

4:40pm CET

Enforcing effective remedy and a smart mix of measures Room XX Towards more effective corporate accountability in Latin America: prevention, remediation and participation in the design of measures Room XIX