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135.134 Strengthen efforts to improve access to basic social services for
vulnerable people (Senegal);
135.135 Strengthen initiatives to improve access to drinking water in both
urban and rural areas (Qatar);
135.136 Reinforce the fight against social and economic inequalities by
continuing efforts to guarantee equitable access to basic services, such as
education and health, for all communities (Cameroon);
135.137 Continue to develop the necessary infrastructure to ensure access to
safe drinking water and electricity throughout the whole country (Holy See);
135.138 Increase measures to address food insecurity and reduce poverty
(Cuba);
135.139 Continue supporting the work of the Productive Social Safety Net
Project, aimed at empowering those receiving assistance in the area of
eradicating poverty (Jordan);
135.140 Continue to work with the representatives of the Catholic Church and
civil society to put an end to forced evictions and address the issue of homes and
schools being demolished even without warning (Holy See);
135.141 Halt forced evictions in Abidjan and provide support and
compensation to affected communities in accordance with article 11 of the
International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (Australia);
135.142 Strengthen human rights protection in rural areas and work on the
implementation of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Peasants and
Other People Working in Rural Areas (Plurinational State of Bolivia);
135.143 Redouble efforts to ensure access to quality, safe and effective
medicines in order to counter the sale of counterfeit medicine on the streets
(South Africa);
135.144 Continue harnessing the benefits of new technologies, including
digitization, especially in the areas of health and poverty eradication schemes
(India);
135.145
Continue its efforts to improve access to healthcare services (Georgia);
135.146 Continue efforts to strengthen national health institutions and
programmes, especially with regard to women and children, and ensure the
provision of health materials for this purpose (Iraq);
135.147 Continue to strengthen its socioeconomic development and allocate
sufficient resources to ensure the right to health and the right to education for
the people (Viet Nam);
135.148 Strengthen prevention mechanisms to address drug use and create
community programmes to provide treatment for young addicts (Ghana);
135.149 Strengthen measures for access to quality healthcare, including
maternal and child health (Armenia);
135.150 Accelerate the approval of laws on reproductive and maternal and
child health (Colombia);
135.151 Continue to advance the implementation of the Strategic Plan for
Maternal and Child Health 2021–2025 (Oman);
135.152 Provide access to free menstrual health products in schools and in all
public toilets (Panama);
135.153 Ensure access to information on reproductive health and rights and
introduce sexual and reproductive health rights education in school curricula
(Iceland);
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