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This database contains more than 10,000 recommendations pulled from over 200+ reports on human rights issues relevant to British Columbia. Each result contains information about the report it came from, the groups affected by the recommendation, the target audience called on to respond to the recommendation and, where relevant, the specific location in British Columbia that the recommendation refers to.

You can search across all reports for recommendations or you can see all the recommendations associated with a single report. What this database does not currently contain is information about the status of the recommendation and whether or not the recommendation has been implemented.
BCOHRC’s recommendations database is for community organizations, advocates, researchers or passionate individuals working to learn more about human rights issues in our province. This database is also for governments and decision makers who can now more easily see what kinds of recommendations have been brought forward on the areas they are responsible for with the aim of assisting these groups to implement human rights recommendations.

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International

Recommendation 12: Support local waste pickers to improve recycling rates by paying them to collect and sort waste.

Neglected: Environmental Justice Impacts of Marine Litter and Plastic Pollution

Group/author:
UN Environment Programme

Year:
2021

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Category and theme:

Environmental issues
,
Policy
Audience:

Municipal governments
,
Private sector
,
Public sector
Groups affected:

Workers
Location of recommendation:

International

Recommendation 66: Support local waste pickers to improve recycling rates by paying them to collect and sort waste.

Neglected: Environmental Justice Impacts of Marine Litter and Plastic Pollution

Group/author:
UN Environment Programme

Year:
2021

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Category and theme:

Environmental issues
,
Policy
Audience:

General public
Groups affected:

Living in rural communities
,
Living in urban communities
Location of recommendation:

International

Recommendation 55: Support efforts to regulate the plastics industry at local, national, and international scales.

Neglected: Environmental Justice Impacts of Marine Litter and Plastic Pollution

Group/author:
UN Environment Programme

Year:
2021

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Category and theme:

Environmental issues
,
Policy
Audience:

First Nations governments
,
Government of Canada
,
Municipal governments
,
Provincial and territorial governments (General)
,
United Nations
Groups affected:

All
Location of recommendation:

International

Recommendation 45: Study the symptoms and drivers of environmental injustice in your communities, with a special focus on waste pickers and vulnerable communities impacted by the plastics industry.

Neglected: Environmental Justice Impacts of Marine Litter and Plastic Pollution

Group/author:
UN Environment Programme

Year:
2021

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Category and theme:

Environmental issues
,
Policy
Audience:

Indigenous organizations
,
Municipal governments
,
Non-profits and community organizations
,
Public sector
Groups affected:

All
Location of recommendation:

International

Recommendation 54: Speak out on behalf of communities and individuals whose voices are often excluded from decision making processes.

Neglected: Environmental Justice Impacts of Marine Litter and Plastic Pollution

Group/author:
UN Environment Programme

Year:
2021

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Category and theme:

Economic inequality
,
Environmental issues
,
Health
,
Mental health and detention
,
Policing
,
Policing and the criminal justice system
,
Policy
,
Poverty and economic inequality
Audience:

Non-profits and community organizations
Groups affected:

All
Location of recommendation:

International

Recommendation 48: Serve as an intermediary between the informal sector and private and government actors.

Neglected: Environmental Justice Impacts of Marine Litter and Plastic Pollution

Group/author:
UN Environment Programme

Year:
2021

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Category and theme:

Economic inequality
,
Environmental issues
,
Policy
,
Poverty and economic inequality
Audience:

Indigenous organizations
,
Non-profits and community organizations
,
Private sector
,
Public sector
,
Unions
Groups affected:

All
Location of recommendation:

International

Recommendation 32: Restrict excessive packaging to provide relief from excess plastic waste.

Neglected: Environmental Justice Impacts of Marine Litter and Plastic Pollution

Group/author:
UN Environment Programme

Year:
2021

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Category and theme:

Environmental issues
,
Policy
Audience:

Government of Canada
,
Provincial and territorial governments (General)
Groups affected:

Living in rural communities
,
Living in urban communities
,
Workers
Location of recommendation:

International

Recommendation 5: Research plastic alternatives to promote materials innovation.

Neglected: Environmental Justice Impacts of Marine Litter and Plastic Pollution

Group/author:
UN Environment Programme

Year:
2021

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Category and theme:

Environmental issues
,
Policy
Audience:

Academic institutions
,
Government of Canada
,
Private sector
,
Public sector
Groups affected:

Workers
Location of recommendation:

International

Recommendation 26: Reinstate Canada’s Action Plan Against Racism (CAPAR) to comply with the requirements of the United Nations World Conference against Racism.

Islamophobia at Work: Challenges and Opportunities

Group/author:
Canadian Labour Congress

Year:
2019

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Category and theme:

Discrimination and hate
,
Human rights system
,
International human rights
,
Racism
Audience:

Government of Canada
Groups affected:

Racialized people
Location of recommendation:

All of Canada
,
International

Recommendation 20: Regularly monitor waterways for plastics and leachates.

Neglected: Environmental Justice Impacts of Marine Litter and Plastic Pollution

Group/author:
UN Environment Programme

Year:
2021

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Category and theme:

Environmental issues
,
Policy
Audience:

First Nations governments
,
Government of Canada
,
Municipal governments
,
Provincial and territorial governments (General)
Groups affected:

Living in rural communities
,
Living in urban communities
Location of recommendation:

International

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