Memorandum for the Petitioners 1164 a balance of probabilities that the event has been caused by climate change”749); and f) H. C Remedies (e.g. damages, injunctive relief, and enforcement).750 The Honorable Commission should recommend that the Philippine government develops a National business, on Plan Action environment, and climate change, based on the UNGPs751 9.28. To petitioners’ knowledge, the Philippine government has not embarked on the creation of a National Action Plan on business and human rights.752 In light of the significant harms to human rights being suffered by the Filipino people as a result of climate change, a National Action Plan on business and human rights should cover environmental and climate change matters. 9.29. The Honorable Commission’s National Inquiry provides a baseline for such a plan. The process in developing the plan should be inclusive, i.e. “go to villages, go to the barangays.»753 Among other things, the plan needs to ensure equity on climate action and support the development of “coherent state policy on corporate reporting on [financial and] nonfinancial matters.” 754 r I. The Honorable Commission should recommend that governments including the Philippines and other countries where the respondent Carbon Majors are domiciled and /or operate ~ enhance, strengthen, or explore new ways to fulfill their international duty of cooperation, including but not limited to, further regulation of the Carbon Majors to fully address the human rights impacts of climate change See Exhibit “WWWWWWWWW” to “WWWWWWWWW-50,” supra note 744. Wewerinke-Singh, M ., supra note 742, p. 9. 751 Rosales, L., TSN dated 11 - 12 December 2018 , pp. 89 -90, supra note 667 . 752 For more information, see National Action Plans on Business and Human Rights, available at https://globalnaps.org/country/philippines/ ( last accessed on 12 September 2019). 753 Rosales, L., TSN dated 11 - 12 December 2018 , p. 90, supra note 667. 754 Id , p . 91 . 749 750