A/HRC/13/13 101. Work on the enhancement of the free health care programme and free primary education, obtaining the necessary assistance through international cooperation (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya); 102. Ensure that high goals of economic development by 2012 contribute to bringing about a decisive turn in the promotion and protection of human rights (Islamic Republic of Iran); 103. Increase resources allocated to the education sector for better quality of education and encourage the authorities to continue their efforts in this area (Algeria); 104. Grant access to international humanitarian agencies such as WFP (Netherlands); 105. Allow WFP to access those in need (Greece); 106. Grant full access to WFP to ensure food reaches the most vulnerable, and adopt other measures to promote the right to food including economic reforms to incentivize those working in the agricultural sector to increase production (United Kingdom); 107. Grant immediate access without obstacles to international humanitarian agencies, including WFP, as well as the Special Rapporteur on the right to food, in order to allow the resumption of necessary operations for food supply and to ensure that aid is distributed on the basis of the genuine needs of the people (Belgium); 108. Allow humanitarian agencies to resume food assistance and grant WFP full, safe and unhindered access to the country in order to monitor aid distribution (Canada); 109. Grant greater access to WHO and international NGOs working in the health field (United Kingdom); 110. Consider positively OHCHR offers of technical assistance and cooperate with the Human Rights Council special procedures in support of national efforts in this regard (Mexico); 111. Accept the advisory services offered by OHCHR (Chile); 112. Seek to continue to provide satisfactory conditions of operation to the United Nations aid agencies working in the country (Sri Lanka); 113. Continue engaging members of the international donor community in capacity-building in the field of economic and social rights (Malaysia); 114. Strengthen its cooperation with the United Nations and its mechanisms on human rights and humanitarian matters with a view to building national capacities and improving the people’s well-being (Thailand); 115. Work on overcoming the obstacles related to economic problems and the scarcity of resources through cooperation with the international community and the United Nations so as to ensure the promotion and protection of human rights (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya); 116. Continue to seek constructive cooperation with international mechanisms and other countries in areas of human rights in a nonconfrontational and non-politicized manner (Zimbabwe); 19