A/HRC/16/5 84.104. Strengthen efforts to combat malnutrition and diseases such as tuberculosis (Bangladesh); 84.105. Ensure access to health care, adequate housing, education and safe drinking water and sanitation for all, especially people living in “ger” districts (Slovenia); 84.106. Continue taking appropriate measures to provide a healthy and safe environment for its citizens (Pakistan); 84.107. Consider giving a greater role to the private sector in developing the national education and health system (Islamic Republic of Iran); 84.108. Step up efforts to improve and conserve the environment, including by strengthening the relevant laws and providing the public with the necessary information, education and awareness regarding the impacts of environmental pollution and degradation (Malaysia); 84.109. Take further appropriate measures, including the adoption of a national plan of action to tackle challenges resulting from global warming or climate change and adverse human activities, in particular with regard to sanitary systems (Islamic Republic of Iran); 84.110. Apply programmes and means to improve the enjoyment of the right to education and the right to health (Cuba); 84.111. Take additional measures to fight against dropping out of school, particularly among boys (Algeria); 84.112. Intensify its efforts to reinforce the human rights issue in school curricula (Turkey); 84.113. Provide adequate minority protection for indigenous and tribal groups (Slovenia); 84.114. Continue the strategies and the plans for the social and economic development of the country (Cuba); 84.115. Continue to fight to overcome its challenges with the assistance of the international community (Bangladesh); 84.116. Request technical assistance and cooperation, as deemed appropriate, from the international community, including the relevant United Nations and specialized agencies, with a view to ensuring the promotion and protection of the full spectrum of the human rights of its people (Malaysia); 84.117. Seek international assistance to combat child labour, such as through the International Labour Organization (Brazil); 84.118. Seek technical cooperation at the international level in order to respond in a timely manner to the challenge of providing a healthy and safe environment for its citizens (Pakistan). 85. Mongolia considers that recommendations nos. 84.5, 84.19, 84.20, 84.21, 84.22 and 84.52 above have already been implemented or are in the process of implementation. 86. The following recommendations will be examined by Mongolia, which will provide responses in due course, but no later than the 16th session of the Human Rights Council, in March 2011: 20