A/HRC/19/6 76.61. Strengthen policy coordination in the area of food and nutrition security and access to adequate, clean and safe drinking water especially for the population living below poverty line (Malaysia); 76.62. Launch information campaigns about HIV/AIDS, through the media and through door to door action on how to prevent the transmission of the virus, namely by the use of condoms (Portugal); 76.63. Intensify efforts to combat poverty and improve the standard of living (Qatar); 76.64. Consider enacting a legislation that among other would help to contain or restrain certain behaviours that enhance the spread of the HIV/AIDS killer disease (United Republic of Tanzania); 76.65. Pursue the implementation of the right to education for all with a particular attention given to the realization of this right for girls (Algeria); 76.66. Intensify effort to raise the level of attendance of girls in school through the modification of traditional customs and beliefs that hinder girls from attending school (Indonesia); 76.67. Continue seeking solutions to enable children whose prison sentence is coming to an end in the middle of the school year, to continue school (Burkina Faso); 76.68. Pursue the efforts to establish and carry-out national programmes in relation to the right to education and the quality of education at every level through-out the country (Qatar); 76.69. Continue its engagement with the UPR process and work in close cooperation with civil society to implement recommendations arising out of it (Norway); 76.70. Further encourage the involvement of civil society as partner of the Government in promoting and protecting of human rights (Indonesia); 76.71. Continue its efforts to provide fundamental and basic human rights to its citizens (Uganda); 76.72. Identify its needs for technical and financial assistance to catch up on the backlog accumulated in the presentation of reports to the treaty bodies (Algeria); 76.73. Seek technical assistance from the international community in developing a National Human Rights Strategy and Action Plan (Mozambique); 76.74. Seek technical assistance and support from OHCHR and other relevant United Nations bodies, agencies and founds including for the preparation of overdue reports to the treaty bodies (Malaysia); 76.75. Make use of the technical support from OHCHR to finalizing the overdue reports (Burkina Faso). 77. The following recommendations will be examined by Swaziland 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 Swaziland to these recommendations will be included in the outcome report adopted by the Human Rights Council at its nineteenth session: 17