A/HRC/22/13 II. Conclusions and/or recommendations** 102. The recommendations listed below enjoy the support of Zambia: 102.1. Put continue working on its capacity-building programme for good governance (Nicaragua); 102.2. Continue to enhance its cooperation with development partners in order to improve its financial and technical capacity to implement the antitrafficking law (Philippines); 102.3. Maintain its positive efforts in the current process of reviewing its national laws with a view to bringing them in line with its international human rights obligations (Egypt); 102.4. Lobby for and implement access to information legislation to encourage greater transparency and government ability (United States of America); 102.5. Take every measure to ensure the effective implementation of CAT, particularly in detention centres (France) 102.6. Increase its efforts to further strengthen the national mechanism for the advancement of women and to provide such mechanism with adequate resources (Malaysia); 102.7. Facilitate the strengthening of cooperation and coordination among the various institutions and commissions with different mandates that will enable effective and comprehensive implementation of the recommendations of the UPR mechanism, treaty bodies and special procedures mandate holders (Indonesia); 102.8. Provide sufficient funding for the National Human Rights Institution, enabling them to carry out its task as Human Rights watchdog (Norway); 102.9. Continue its efforts in improving coordination among national institutions involved in the implementation of human rights programmes and recommendations of treaties bodies as well as those made by Human Rights Council special procedures mandate holders (Angola); 102.10. Continue to consolidate the impressive gains that the country has thus far made in the promotion of Human Rights including in the sphere of health and social services (Zimbabwe); 102.11. Take all necessary steps to honour its commitments under the Abuja Declaration (New Zealand); 102.12. Establish or strengthen independent public accountability mechanisms which contribute with the fight against corruption (Nicaragua); 102.13. Explore the possibility of utilizing human rights training and programmes, and other similar efforts to further mainstream the promotion of the rights of women and children (Philippines); 102.14. Invest more on a workable programme that would ensure the smooth coordination and implementation of their own initiatives and the different recommendations by treaty bodies (Swaziland); ** 14 Conclusions and recommendations have not been edited.