A/HRC/13/9 93. Strengthen the free and compulsory primary education system and to reduce the gender and rural-urban disparities (Holy See); 94. Strengthen its measures to ensure that poverty does not preclude children from attending school and that schools are free from discrimination for girls and boys alike (Czech Republic); 95. Promote awareness amongst Internally Displaced Persons (idps) of their human rights and adopt specific measures to identify idps in need and provide them assistance (Czech Republic); 96. Take all necessary measures to provide idps with needed assistance (Germany); 97. Include civil society in following up on the recommendations that will be accepted by Côte d’Ivoire within this periodic review (Belgium); 98. Continue close cooperation with various stakeholders and nongovernmental organizations in the follow-up of this review (Austria); 99. As a follow-up to the results of the review, design and implement a national programme to apply the initiatives and commitments mentioned in the national report (Mexico); 100. Establish an effective and inclusive process to follow up on the periodic review recommendations (Norway); 101. Seek technical and financial assistance from the international community to implement the recommendations from the periodic review (Brazil); 102. Seek from the international community, especially United Nations organs and programmes, the necessary technical and financial assistance for the implementation of periodic review recommendations (Angola); 103. Request necessary aid and technical assistance from the international community, notably United Nations development agencies, to be assisted in its efforts to promote and protect human rights in general, and to implement periodic review recommendations in particular (Morocco); 104. Recommend that the international community provide technical assistance to Côte d’Ivoire to strengthen the capacity of its national mechanisms responsible for preparing periodic reports for treaty bodies and assist Côte d’Ivoire in training law enforcement officials, judges and police officers in the area of human rights (Egypt); 105. Recommend that the international community help Côte d’Ivoire in its firm will to fight crime, sexual violence and trafficking of children through the establishment of adequate mechanisms in line with international standards (Niger); 106. Recommend that the international community help political actors to implement the decisions resulting from the Ouagadougou Agreement (Niger); 107. Call upon the international community to provide technical and financial assistance to Côte d’Ivoire to further contribute to the consolidation of human rights (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya); 108. Call upon the international community to provide substantial technical assistance to Côte d’Ivoire in order to expand the already outstanding achievements made in human rights promotion (Senegal). GE.10-10140 19