This section outlines best practices and suggestions for states and stakeholders (National Human Rights Institutions and Civil Society Organizations) in the context of the UPR (Universal Periodic Review). For states, it emphasizes the importance of a genuine assessment of human rights situations, positive political will, and collaboration with Commonwealth governments to streamline processes and share best practices. Preparing for the review in Geneva involves consulting stakeholders, and post-Geneva actions include disseminating information, continuing consultations, and seeking assistance for implementing recommendations. For stakeholders, participation in pre-UPR consultations and increasing public awareness of accepted recommendations are crucial. They should also align their work plans with UPR outcomes and encourage government adherence to recommendations.This section outlines best practices and suggestions for states and stakeholders (National Human Rights Institutions and Civil Society Organizations) in the context of the UPR (Universal Periodic Review). For states, it emphasizes the importance of a genuine assessment of human rights situations, positive political will, and collaboration with Commonwealth governments to streamline processes and share best practices. Preparing for the review in Geneva involves consulting stakeholders, and post-Geneva actions include disseminating information, continuing consultations, and seeking assistance for implementing recommendations. For stakeholders, participation in pre-UPR consultations and increasing public awareness of accepted recommendations are crucial. They should also align their work plans with UPR outcomes and encourage government adherence to recommendations.