A/HRC/19/14 93.66. Address the issue of school drop-out rates of children and examine related issues of child malnutrition (Sri Lanka); 93.67. Invest in education to provide education for all (Ethiopia); 93.68. Continue the free access to education, notably for girls and vulnerable children (Morocco); 93.69. Reprioritize resources to increase the budget for basic education, including the provision of additional tuition assistance to orphans and vulnerable children (New Zealand); 93.70. Continue its strong emphasis on ensuring access to education for all (Singapore); 93.71. Cooperate closely with local human rights organizations in the follow up to this Universal Periodic Review (Norway); 93.72. Engage civil society in the process of implementation of UPR recommendations (Poland); 93.73. Continue to invest heavily in education at all levels, invest more in rural development where the majority of women live, and seek technical assistance in the area of fighting disease (Namibia); 93.74. Seek international assistance to fund programmes and capacity building initiatives (Swaziland); 93.75. Seek the support of the international community on capacity building and technical assistance in promotion and protection of human rights (Ethiopia); 93.76. Work with the international community, including WHO and the Global Fund, to fight diseases through securing relevant expertise (Ethiopia); 93.77. Continue to strengthen the successful social policies undertaken to meet the needs of its people, especially in the most needy areas of society; that unfair economic sanctions imposed should be lifted and international cooperation should be provided without any condition (Venezuela); 93.78. Request necessary technical assistance in the education sector, particularly when it comes to teaching tools and technological and scientific material (Morocco); 93.79. Seek technical assistance from the OHCHR, other relevant United Nations agencies and funds with a view to implement its treaty body reporting obligations (Malaysia); 93.80. Continue maintaining close cooperation and coordination with the United Nations Country Team in the implementation of Zimbabwe United Nations Development Assistance Framework 2012-2015 (Malaysia); 93.81. Seek technical cooperation and assistance for capacity building from the international community and relevant United Nations agencies so as to successfully implement the Zimbabwe – United Nations Development Assistance Framework (Thailand). 94. The following recommendations will be examined by Zimbabwe which will provide responses in due time, but no later than the nineteenth session of the Human Rights Council in March 2012. The response of Zimbabwe to these recommendations 17