A/HRC/11/18* 35. Share its experience and best practices in realization of the right to food and the fight against poverty, in particular in the area of micro-credit, with other developing countries (Malaysia). 36. Pursue its efforts, despite constraints, with the assistance and cooperation of the international community, to combat poverty, particularly among women, including material and non-material poverty (in terms of exclusion) (Algeria); Continue, with international support and cooperation, efforts to ensure basic necessities of its people, particularly in terms of food, clothing, shelter and education (Bhutan); Continue to fight poverty with the active support of the international community (Cambodia); Seek the help of the international community to counter all challenges, mentioned in its national report and especially poverty alleviation and improvement of the living standards of its people and all environmental constraints that challenge human rights and development efforts (Sudan), seek the help of the international community through different programmes of capacity building and technical assistance (Sudan); Share, with the Sudan and other least developing and developing countries its best practice of social safety nets and empowerment (Sudan). 37. Pursue its efforts, with the assistance and cooperation of the international community, for the realization of the rights of women and women’s empowerment as an important sector of society that can contribute significantly to the development of the country (Algeria). 38. Further continue its efforts to improve the human rights situation on the ground, with the technical and financial assistance of the international community (Azerbaijan). 39. Call on the international community to respond favourably to Bangladesh’s request for capacity building and technical assistance to overcome the difficulties and challenges facing the country (Viet Nam). 40. Build with international support the national capacities to fulfil the reporting obligations to treaty bodies (Egypt). 41. Pursue its efforts within the Human Rights Council on the issue of climate change and human rights (Algeria); Continue and strengthen, with international support and cooperation, its efforts to mitigate the negative impact of climate change, as well as disaster management programmes (Bhutan); Pursue its efforts in incorporating sustainable environmental development into its policies, considering the impact of natural disaster and degradation of natural resources on human rights despite all existing challenges (Palestine). 42. The full involvement of civil society in the follow-up to this review (United Kingdom). 95. The response of Bangladesh to these recommendations will be included in the outcome report adopted by the Human Rights Council at its eleventh session. 96. All conclusions and/or recommendations contained in the present report reflect the position of the submitting State(s) and/or the State under review thereon. They should not be construed as endorsed by the Working Group as a whole. 20 GE.09-16252